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AHSC #108

At work today, I found out that my friend's dog was killed by an impaired driver over the weekend. She cried when she told me, and then we both cried together :( So sad.

Tonight, when I thought about doing this week's sketch challenge (over at AHSC), I wanted to make her a card to let her know I was thinking of her.  It's tough to lose a pet, no matter what - but I knew these two were the best of friends.

Inspiration: 


Interpretation:


I used PML Skylark for the sentiment and block of patterned paper and a Recollections doily.  The ribbon is from SU! Everyday Enchantment Organdy in Lucky Limeade. I used White Daisy cardstock for the base, and (Dollarama?!) chocolate brown that I embossed with Cuttlebug Swiss Dots.  I also distressed the edges with the CTMH edge distresser. 

Comments

  1. Super cute...I love the doily for the scallops!

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  2. Very pretty...love your combination of elements... just love the doily and what it adds to the card...

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  3. Oh, I'm so sorry about your friend. Losing a pet is never easy.
    Your card is beautiful and I'm sure your friend will appreciate it.
    Thanks for joining us at Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge.

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  4. How sweet to make a card for your friend, as losing a family pet is always a sad time. Thanks for sharing with us at AHSC.

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  5. Love the combo of products and textures and the unique take on the sketch! Thanks for playing along at Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge!
    Linda
    DT AHSC
    www.scrappytherapy.com

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  6. Great card, I love the colours and the textures added by the doily and the embossing folder! Thanks for playing along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC)!

    Brandi R
    DT member AHSC
    crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca

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