Today we are helping Tami Mayberry end her month long Blast from the Past with a customer blog hop. Tami is an illustrator for Gina K Designs; and, if you haven't been to her blog this month to see all of the featured ideas using her stamp sets, you'll want to be sure and stop by today. You could win FIVE of her stamp sets simply by leaving comments on her blast from the past posts. You can click here to find more details.
Here is a list of all of the blog hop participants.
Tami Mayberry
Emily Giovanni
Laura Williams
Tami Grandi
Debbie Seyer
Cindy Coutts
Vicki Dutcher
Sue VanDeVusse
Michelle Woerner
Jeanne Streiff
Lisa Silver -- You are here!!!
If you didn't come here from Jeanne Streiff's blog, you'll want to start back at the beginning with Tami's blog. Each comment left on the participating blogs will also count as an entry into the random drawing for the 5 stamp sets being given away.
So with all the details out of the way, I'd love to share my project with you.
With Sympathy
I'm the last blog in the chain. However, if you have Tami's stamps and missed the deadline to sign up for the hop, you can still play along by leaving a link on her blog.
Thanks for visiting!
Lisa
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Supplies:
Stamps: Hopeful Hearts (Tami Mayberry) by Gina K Designs
Ink: Pumice Stone and Black Soot Distress inks by Ranger
Paper: yellow and grey by Bazzill, Solar White by Neenah
Patterned Paper: Everafter by Cosmo Cricket
Other: banner die by PTI, clear embossing powder by Ranger, edge punch by EK Success
Paper: yellow and grey by Bazzill, Solar White by Neenah
Patterned Paper: Everafter by Cosmo Cricket
Other: banner die by PTI, clear embossing powder by Ranger, edge punch by EK Success
This is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow...this is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSO pretty!!! Love the yellow. Thank yo so much for joining in on the hop today!!!
ReplyDeleteOh this is such a pretty card - soft and gorgeous colors!~
ReplyDeleteWOW Lisa. What a beautiful card that you've made! It's absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteOh this is gorgeous! Beautiful paper and I love the banner.
ReplyDeleteSo soft and elegant, very pretty Lisa! Love that color combination.
ReplyDeleteYour design is "just right" for a sympathy card.It is simple but very effective. The colors are perfect. Thanks
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Lisa. Great color combo! (I miss your CHF designs!!)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Love the colors, DP, and the banner.
ReplyDeleteSimple and lovely! TFS!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
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This is a beautiful sympathy card! They are hard to make and I agree that the message needs to be primary!
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job with this card! The subtle, elegant colors capture and express tenderness, which is often so difficult when creating sympathy cards.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous- I love the colors!
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