I made this card for my Mom's birthday, she will be 84 in a few days. She has been having a tough time these days, she just had a knee replacement and now she broke her collar bone. We are keeping our fingers crossed that she will make a half way decent recovery.
This card also fits the WIT1 challenge. Tracy is one of my DT buddies and is running a fun challenge with prizes on her blog, pop on over if you get a chance!
To make this card I use The Paper Company pink parchment paper and PTI vintage cream. the layers were cut using the SU top note die and Spellbinders Nesties. The flowers are from Martha Stewart, and the ribbon is Hanna Pink Silk.
Thanks for taking a peek!
17 comments:
Gorgeous card, Cathleen! Wishing you mother the best.
Oh that top note die AGAIN....I am seriously going to have to try and source it from the US!
Love, love , lvoe this card...so soft and pretty...hope mum recovers quickly and I am sure she will love the card too.
Oh how pretty!
This is just gorgeous, love the soft colors, and love those flowers
This is so pretty! Love your pretty ribbon on this card (:
I just love the softness of this card. I hope your mom recovers quickly and has a nice birthday.
This is a beautiful birthday card, certain to brighten your mom's spirits.
This is absolutely stunning!
Gorgeous! I like how you used the flowers to frame - so pretty.
This is absolutely lovely!! I really like how it all comes together!!
Cathleen, I had already left a comment on this card at SCS...but it's so beautiful that I wanted to leave one here too!!! I'm sure your Mom love it!!! I love those shades of pink!
This is absolutely gorgeous! Again I say, you are the queen of elegance. I hope your mother has a fabulous birthday!
Pretty in pink!
Beautiful card! Happy birthday to your mom!
do hope your mom gets better, always tough!
your card just makes me smile, mmmm... it's lovely. everything about it! just so pretty! :-)
Absolutely GORGEOUS card!! Love how soft and pretty this is :) Beautiful job Cathleen!!
Gor to the geous!!!! tfs!!
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