These cards were sent in from Shelton in Rhode Island. I love the bright and cheerful colors. This is sure to brighten up their day! Thank you for your support! XOXO, Julie. :0)
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Sending a little compassion in the mail, one card at a time. Contact Information: julie@compassionatecards.org
Helpful links to get the creative juices flowing :0)
Split Coast Stampers is a wonderful place to start! They have so much talent on their website. I could spend hours going through the gallery of everyone to see all the unique cards people have designed.
www.splitcoaststampers.com
If you have a Cricut machine you can check out thier main page at:
www.cricut.com
Another great place for ideas is a gal that I have been following for a while who offers examples on the Cricut machine as well as card ideas:
www.thepinkstamper.blogspot.com
Kristen over at http://kardsandklay.blogspot.com/ combines humor and an antique flair to her cards. A very talented young lady!
www.splitcoaststampers.com
If you have a Cricut machine you can check out thier main page at:
www.cricut.com
Another great place for ideas is a gal that I have been following for a while who offers examples on the Cricut machine as well as card ideas:
www.thepinkstamper.blogspot.com
Kristen over at http://kardsandklay.blogspot.com/ combines humor and an antique flair to her cards. A very talented young lady!
Love the rose, i'm getting that set too very soon... i just LOVE it! (incl. the textured die)
ReplyDeleteanyway, lovely what you do!! I do something like this too, but for your cancer patients...
LUVV, karin