You're the Best Thing...

Happy Sunday!

It's my day to post on the Die-Versions blog, and I have a sweet card to share.

I don't know if you are aware, but Die-Versions is now carrying stamp sets with coordinating dies! How incredibly awesome is that?  Today's card features one of those sets.  The stamps and dies are from the Die-Versions collection, 'Love In The Air' DV-9016 .

The stamp set contains TWENTY stamps, and the die set has 16 coordinating dies!  You can see how nicely the dies cut on this card.

I hope this little couple gave you a smile today - they were so much fun to color!  Thanks for stopping by - be sure to check out the website, for these and other fabulous  Die-Version dies, and while you are out and about, check out the DV blog!  There is daily inspiration to be found there - hope you'll sign up to follow us!

                                                               Have a wonderful day,

                                                                           Patti J.

Other supplies used: 
Perfect Papercrafting Perfect Layers Mini Rulers (check out my sidebar to see how you can get a free mat!)
Hammermill White 100# Cardstock
Red Bazzill Cardstock
Red Doily (Dollar Tree)
Bling (Hobby Lobby)
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Copic Markers
Tombow Adhesives

A Graduation from Chemo...

Hello!

I was surprised and delighted to receive an email telling me that my current chemo lady that I'm a 'card angel' to, has graduated from chemo!  What a blessing for her and her family.  She has a long way to go, yet, some major surgery, but she's apparently all finished with her chemo.  I needed to quickly create a graduation card to put in the mail to her today, and here's what I came up with.

Amuse CS, Doodle Pantry Image and Sentiment, Bazzill Basics Ribbon, Zig Pen for doodling, Black Colorbok CS, Perfect Layers Rulers (see sidebar for details!)

The image is yet another of Laurie's pre-colored digital images at Doodle Pantry.  Don't you just love her birdies?  This set is called "I will Survive", and has several images and sentiments.  There is a line drawing as well, so you can color the ribbon to coordinate with whatever cancer you need a card for.

I'm so pleased that my friend is finished with treatments, but now, I will have to be patient until I receive another assignment.  This time, I opted to be a 'Senior' angel, sending cards to a lonely senior citizen. Should be so much fun!  I'm looking forward to it!

Hugs and smiles,

Patti J.