I used Three Winter Trees from Hero Arts, stamped in Archival ink on Sticky Back Canvas. Then I added color using my old watercolor crayons - still love those things after all these years.
I was inspired by the tree on this website. And that's really all I can say about that.
Take care,
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Your card is perfect for this difficult circumstance.
ReplyDeleteIt's a perfect card. Nice of you to make and send it.
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely beautiful, the nicest card I have seen in a long time x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Libby - I often use trees on sympathy cards. i have no hesitation on sharing sympathy cards I send.
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Maxine
It's beautiful and I'm sure appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThat's so beautiful. Totally get about hard to make and blog. I'm sure this card will mean a lot to the recipient. Sending a hug, Keren x
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you shared this beautiful sympathy card, Libby. There are times when we need to make and send them, and making, sending, and even sharing them is part of *our* healing process--or I have found it so--as well as a communication to the grieving family. This is a keepsake and conveys an understanding of loss in the artwork you have chosen. It is beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful card. I'm sure the family will love it.
Beautiful !! Love the water colors
ReplyDeleteWoe, love the background and texture effects
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!!
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