My daughter needed some sympathy cards and raided my stash. That means I need to make more to replenish it. The technique at Group of Seven Cardmakers was a great one to do just that.
These are QACAS when the need arises although there are other ways to use the torn edge technique on the Go7 blog. Be sure to check them out.
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8 comments:
So beautiful, Bobby! Your daughter will be asking for these, too - but I hope she doesn't 'need' them!
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This technique is perfect for these sympathy cards, Bobby! The inking is stunning with the silhouetted birds!
You nailed the technique and it was perfect for your pretty peaceful cards!
Beautiful sympathy cards Bobby! Thanks for joining us at Group of Seven! xx
Gorgeous sympathy card, I always struggle with these, hugs, Lori m
Your card is gorgeous, the torn edge brings the focal to exactly what is needed. Love your torn edge -- rarely am I able to make one that is usable...
Both of these are gorgeous Bobby and just perfect for sympathy cards! I need to make a few for my stash too and the torn edges and ink blending are a perfect fit...thanks for the reminder!! Hugs. :0)
Two simply beautiful and caring sympathy cards, Bobby...using the torn edge technique. So pleased you joined us at GO7 Torn Edge Blog. Love and Hugs..Nancy
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