Wednesday, April 26, 2017

New Home

Hello we made it home last night from our trip to Michigan for my Father in law's funeral.  I was very lucky to have had a few cards that I could pre-schedule for posts on the blog and now this is my last card, I need to play catch up on cards that need to be done for the beginning of May's birthday's and I have a few thank you's to send so I will hopefully get time to work on them.  I just wanted to thank you all for your prayers and your thoughts that were with us.

We did get a chance to stop by my sister in law's while we were home and see her new house.  I had made the card for her and we were planning on sending it in the mail but when everything happened and we knew we would be going home soon my hubby asked if we would just hand deliver the card to her when we stopped by her place.


I used a combination of Spectrum noir and Copic markers, the sentiment is part of the stamp and I just loved how it went around the image like that, this is another one of those stamps I found at the yard sale.

Stamps Happen, Inc. -- No place like home, colored w/ Spectrum Noir and Copic markers
Sponged Distress inks around the edges of the card

Thanks so much for stopping by and I will hopefully get caught up on all your posts soon also!

Connie

16 comments:

  1. Hello dear Connie, pleased to read you are safely back home after your father-in-laws funeral, I hope everything went off well for all the family ...

    Your new home card is lovely and glad you were able to deliver it personally.

    Take care as you settle back home.
    My thoughts and good wishes

    All the best Jan

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  2. Glad you are home safely from an unpleasant trip, but glad you could see SIL's new home, and other family members. Your card is gorgeous, with the gently inked frame, and lovely Dee Morgan stamp. So beautiful! XOXO

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  3. Wonderful stamp and beautifully colored with the welcoming glow shining from inside. It was a sad reason for the trip, but I hope you enjoyed some of your family time, too. Welcome back, Connie.

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  4. Fabulous new home card. Such a lovely stamp, and beautifully coloured. You are very lucky with your bargains.
    I hope you soon catch up with everything after your family trip.

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  5. I'm sorry to hear about the passing of your father in law. Your card is stunning. I really love it.
    Blessings

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  6. Yes, glad you are home again, such a emotional time (((hugs))) Love your card, that stamp is pretty amazing! Perfect for a new home!

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  7. What a fabulous creation Connie and your coloring is awesome! YOU GO GIRL!!

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  8. Hi Connie, so sorry for the loss of you father in law. Prayers for your hubby and alll your family.
    Your card is lovely. Enjoy getting caught up!!
    Have a nice weekend ahead. xo

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  9. Ah, sweet Connie, I'm so sorry for the loss of your father-in-law, but it is nice to see family (not the best of situations, but it does bring us together). And how wonderful that you got to see your SIL's new house, and what a beautiful card with your lovely coloring! Great stamp! Hugs and love! xoxo

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  10. I"m so sorry about your father-in-law. It was nice you got to visit your SIL's house. Your card is beautifully coloured. Your flowers look so rich and the door looks just like wood. Great work. Hugs.

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  11. Connie, I LOVE that stamp. I am going to google that stamp co and see if it is available. You did a beautiful job coloring it. ♥

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  12. This card is so perfectly inviting! Great stamp and card!

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  13. I'm sorry for your loss, Connie, and send a big hug. You must be glad to be back home.
    Amalia
    xo

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  14. So sad to hear of your father-in-law's passing. Sending you a basket of hugs.

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  15. hugs to you connie...a new home, or being home, always so joyful!!!

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  16. What a great scene Connie. Love that door with the pretty greenery up front. Wish I had a front door like that. :)

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