Tuesday, January 24, 2017

Thinking of you

A man at our church had to go through heart surgery to repair blockage of 5 of his arteries, I had heard of a double and triple but never 5 before. This is the card I sent him, he is doing very good now, other than they can't seem to get his blood pressure at a good place, but he looks great.



I first stenciled the rays background and then heat embossed the trees with black embossing powder and added the die cut birds.

Inkadinkado -- Fall Trees silhouette
Tim Holtz -- Rays Stencil
Spellbinders -- A2 matting basics A die
Pebbles Inc. -- Rubon sentiment
Memory Box -- Flying bird dies

Thanks so much for stopping by today and taking the time out to let me know you did,

Connie

19 comments:

  1. Oh wow, hope he's doing well. This card will let him know you are thinking of him. Love your background and those pretty tree silhouettes.

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  2. I do hope the man from your church continues to recover well ...
    That card is just perfect

    All the best Jan

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  3. 5 arteries! I do wish him well. He is going to love this card :)

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  4. Connie,
    Perfect card for a gentleman! I hope he does well and has a speedy recovery. I know a few folks who had 5 repaired. Before that, I thought 4 was the max as well. Hope all is well with you!
    Linda

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  5. Connie,
    Perfect card for a gentleman! I hope he does well and has a speedy recovery. I know a few folks who had 5 repaired. Before that, I thought 4 was the max as well. Hope all is well with you!
    Linda

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  6. this art is so pretty !!!
    hope the man from your church be fine soon dear friend!

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  7. A man from our church also had to have five arteries unblocked but he is doing well now & I hope this gentleman also improves.
    The card is just wonderful with the sunrays behind the tree silhouettes. I love that!

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  8. My dear Connie, you always make the most wonderful cards for men. I just love this one and I'm sure it was a blessing to the gentleman you sent it to.

    Enjoy your day, my friend. Hugs!

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  9. Oh, sweet Connie, you do make such wonderful masculine cards, and this is wonderful as well. I love the sponging to show the sunshine this man will feel each day he gets stronger and heals. It's beautifully done. And I have heard of heart surgery to repair five blockages...but not often. It's amazing what God has allowed doctors to do today. Praise Him for His mercy, and I know this man and his family are happy he is doing fairly well. Hugs, sweet friend! xoxo

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  10. The trees silhouette looks wonderful over the sun ray background! This card has hope and wellness written all over it. I hope he continues to do well. Your card will certainly cheer him.

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  11. a perfect card Connie, I love tree scenes!
    Hope your friend is improving slowly.

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  12. Connie, so pretty. Love the trees!

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  13. A perfect card for a gentleman who has not been well. Your card would certainly cheer up his days, Connie.

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  14. So nice of you to think of him, Connie. The card is lovely - a perfect winter scene. Sending hugs xo Karen

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  15. What a beautiful and heartfelt card! I hope your friend is getting stronger by the day. I'm sure this card brought sunshine and a smile into his day. So thoughtful of you.

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  16. What a beautiful and heartfelt card! I hope your friend is getting stronger by the day. I'm sure this card brought sunshine and a smile into his day. So thoughtful of you.

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  17. it's beautiful connie - as a whole it just looks great!! i like "thinking of you" better than "get well soon"!!!!!

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  18. What a beautiful card Connie. Love the serene look. The silhouette trees are so pretty with the rays behind...

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