Thank You Cards for Customers

We have some very kind and generous customers, so I always make them thank you cards after we receive their Christmas gift.  I also made a sympathy card for one of our customers who lost his wife.




I used some very old yellow paper from Michael's which I bought when I first started scrapbooking. I also used scraps from my purple and yellow cardstock folders.  Coloring was done with Derwent watercolor pencils and a damp paintbrush.  Sentiment stamps are Hero Arts and Anna Griffith.  Image stamp is Inkadinkado "Botanical Script".

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  1. slowpokeJanuary 16, 2011 at 5:13 PM

    Lovely! It's especially nice to have a beautiful, handmade sympathy card. It's always hard to find to a good sympathy card, and the handmade makes it more thoughtful.

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