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Get Well Soon with lawn fawn

Sunday 6 September 2015

Hi stampers,
   If your like me i never have any get well soon cards pre made to send when needed! I always tend to make them when and if they are needed, but today I thought ahead and made a really cute get well soon card after being inspired by julia altermann (just-one-more-card.com) , who made a really cute card and video using similar stamps.

For my card project I used Lawn fawn's " get well soon" mini stamp set.





 I used Neenah Desert storn cardstock for the card base cut at 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 
 and for the background layer i used Neenah solar white cardstock, I randomly stamped the plaster/band aid images with momento dew drop ink rich cocoa all over , adding the pill bottle in soft sky and the nurse chick in tangelo , i  also stamped the hearts in tangelo and the smiley faces in grape jelly . I  then cut it out with Lawn fawns Small stitched rectangle dies to give it the lovely stitched edge.

I then stamped and masked the plaster/band aid  and nurse chick images onto a scrap bit of neenah solar white, which i coloured using my spectrum noir marker pens. i then fussy cut it out ,leaving a white border around it and glued to a piece of basic black cardstock, which i had die cut using the stampin'up oval framelits.  I embossed the sentiment on the black cardstock using versamark and  WOW superfine bright white embossing powder, which i heat embossed and then Using my gel pen i created a faux stitched line around the oval.

I cut a strip of basic black 1/2 inch wide and adhered that across the card  and adhered the oval and stamped images on top of that. i finished it of by using glossy accents on the nurses hat and the hearts.


Thanks for stoppin by

Happy crafting 

Lucie x  


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