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Then, after countless hours of looking through galleries I made this. I know it isn't a show stopper, but it felt good to put something together. I got the idea from a "Stump Sandy," the paper is Provo Craft and Creating Keepsakes (thus Oldie Moldie) that I had already cut up and was sitting in a box and that lovely ribbon was a gift from Pam T. I had enough paper cut to make 6 of these.
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Welcome back to the game...I like this card.
It may not be a show stopper but it's absolutely lovely. Don't beat yourself up about making cards OR not making cards. The mojo will return. You've just got alot on your plate right now. So sorry for both your losses. How you're holding it all together is very inspiring...
I think this card looks wonderful! I experience the same thing when my MOJO goes away - nothing looks good to me either. However, my MOJO is in full swing (for now!) and I really like your card! I'm so sorry to hear about your Aunt. Hugs.
I think this card looks wonderful! I experience the same thing when my MOJO goes away - nothing looks good to me either. However, my MOJO is in full swing (for now!) and I really like your card! I'm so sorry to hear about your Aunt. Hugs.
Hi Lynn, I think this card is classy and ideal for the guys. Show stoppers are beautiful but I find they tend to be too fussy for the guys and this sentiment is great too. This could be used for anyone from a son to a spouse or dad back home.
My sympathy to you on the loss of your aunt. Hang in there and know that lots of prayers are being said for you..
Congratulations on inspiring the sketch for OWH with this lovely card. Masculine cards are often darker, subdued colors so I really enjoyed your bright and cheerful masculine card. Great details in the dotty border and crinkled ribbon make this card special.
What a great masculine CAS card! Congrats on being chosen as the inspiration for the most recent OWH sketch! Hope you have gotten your mojo back, but if not, go easy on yourself. I lost mine this summer for a while, and finally figured out it was because I was trying too hard to MAKE myself do something. I just don't do creativity-on-demand! LOL When I eased up, it came back. Anyway, hope you are doing better. Have a wonderful day!
Hi, Lynn.
First of all, my condolences on your losses. I'll remember you in my prayers. Hope things are a little better now.
Congrats on being featured on today's Stars and Stamps blog. This is a great design and a wonderful masculine card. :)
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