Easy Sympathy Card

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Stampin' Up! In-Color Thank You Card

Sending cards for birthdays, congratulations, thinking of you, etc., is always a fun way to celebrate a happy and joyful occasion. But let's face it, sympathy cards are a little different, and sometimes difficult to send. A sympathy cards provide a visible expression of care and concern, letting the recipient know that someone is thinking of them during a challenging time.

I used a very simple layout for this sympathy card, using neutral color with just a basic greeting. The Right Words is from the new Annual Catalog, available May 6th. I have a feeling this stamp set will be my "go to" for greeting.

I layered Smoky Slate, Petal Pink and Country Lace Designer Series Paper onto a Basic White card base. The greeting was popped out using the Everyday Arches Dies, a Online Exclusive. I added some Rhinestone Basic Jewels to complete my card.

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I appreciate you stopped by my blog today- Thank You!

Leigh

Posted at 06:15 AM in Hand Stamped Cards, New Products | Permalink | Comments (0)

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