This card with a Victorian feel will convey your thoughts. The card is navy with a white picture frame die cut. A light blue angel print is placed inside the corners. Out of a square white lacy paper doily fashion an envelope, trim the bottom flap with a pearl button and embroidery floss. The message stamped on a little card fits inside the envelope.
Inside the card, a sentiment is stamped on white and adhered to the card.
Another loss besides death is the person going through divorce. That loss hurts as much as death. And although it may be hard, it is so important to keep in contact with that person after the obligatory casserole is delivered.
This is so pretty. Did you make it?
ReplyDeleteThank you. I make all my cards.
DeleteWhat a beautiful card - and that you thought of the person while making it is even more special.
ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful card/idea. Do you do a lot of handmade cards? xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful. In this age of technology and social media, I think handmade cards/letters are a lost art.
ReplyDeleteTo receive a hand-made card when you're going through a tremendous loss would be very comforting! Beautiful card! Hope you have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comments and prayers! You are greatly appreciated. Kerrie♥
ReplyDeleteThat is a very beautiful card. sandie
ReplyDeleteDue to the worst service possible of Russian post, in latest 70 years the tradition to send postcards (specially handmade cards) died almost totally.
ReplyDeleteThat is why I am amused and glad to see the tradition lives in other places!
I cannot even pick out a sympathy card without crying. Making one pushes me to the point of nearly endless tears.
ReplyDeleteYou sound like a very special friend.
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