For You Sunshine Card
Who doesn't love a little bit of sunshine in the mailbox? I am sending a pocketful of sunshine and lots of love to my bestest friend, Tania. We live thousands of miles apart, live completely different lives and yet we still connect via crafts, facebook, email and phone. Our friendship, though, does not show those miles separation. Tania is always encouraging me, no matter what the challenge or situation. I am lucky to have met her via scrapbooking years ago and am thankful for our friendship. Supply List: polka dot Create-a-card, cupcake; polka dot envelope, cupcake; mini scallop envelope, bubblegum; doodle twine: cupcake, bubblegum, tangerine, buttercream; candy dots sugar coated cardstock, buttercream; rainbow jellies cardstock, hello spring collection; daisy stripe and dot grid petite prints, buttercream; stamps [cloud, hearts, sunshine, for you]; pearls, tangerine assortment; boutique brads, lily white assortment; sugar coated cardstock stickers [flowers], color wheel collection
Thinking of You
by Kathy Martin
I'm sending a Doodlebug 'Happy Mail' card to one of my regular blogger friends, Ruth, who always leaves sweet comments that makes my day. Ruth also thinks of me often and sends me e-mails with links to things she knows I'm interested in.
Both cards are adorable, but I am in **LOVE** with the pocket full of sunshine card!!! :) Wonderful job!
ReplyDeletelovely cards, I think the recipients would be so happy to get these. It's so great to get mail in the box as it's becoming less and less with electronics these days!
ReplyDeleteCute cards that your recipieints will love. I love this idea of "Happy Mail" I may not send a card a day, but I try to send 10 a month to family & friends, but especially to the little kids because they love to get mail just like me. Thanks for the great inspriation.
ReplyDeleteOoh! I want some happy mail. These are both sooo cute! The people who receive these will be so happy! I'll try to squeeze in making a couple cards in this month. :)
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