This whole coronavirus crisis is just throwing me for a loop and I am having so much trouble keeping on track with anything. I spent 3 solid days madly sewing face masks for my daughter-in-law and her co-workers, and am glad to have that finished at least. Sent them off to her and I hope they work for them. I made the design with pleats and a wire along the top, so the wire part took me FOREVER.
Once I crawled out from under the pile of fabric scraps and thread pieces, I realized that Easter is in 4 days and I hadn't made a single Easter card. So...yesterday and today was spent cranking out Easter cards for a few local friends, my grandkids, and my sister. Also made one for some elderly relatives. I do wish I had sent them out sooner but better late than not at all I suppose.
This one goes to my 93 year old mother-in-law who is still healthy and well, but starting to slow down. She loves flowers so I used this lily patterned paper, along with an Easter sentiment die by Kat Scrappiness. I didn't have the color cardstock that I wanted for the sentiment so I used ink blending with Aspen by CTMH. The butterfly die is by Jen Hadfield for Pebbles. A couple of pearls and hemp twine by Stampin-Up finished this one up.
As I had a limited time to make my cards and send them, I was inspired by Jeanette Kausen's quick and easy patterned paper and die cut sentiment designs here:
Creative Bliss.
She made 24 cards with just patterned paper and sentiment dies as the focal point.
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