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I started this card with no particular direction in mind other than I needed a sympathy card.  I couldn’t find the stamp set I was looking for and happened upon my SU! lotus blossom stamp set and then came across the sentiment I wanted to use.

I stamped the lotus image in SU! daffodil delight and crushed curry on white.  I added the sentiment from the SU! simply sketched stamp set.  Then I stopped because I didn’t know what to do with this.  So I decided I would see what the sketch was for Sweet Sunday Sketch.  I thought what I had stamped so far could work for this sketch, so I went for it.

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I added a piece of SU! lost lagoon under the white cardstock to make it pop against the white doily.  But I didn’t want the lagoon to surround all the white, just the top and bottom.  I added the flag as per the sketch and then the doily – which takes a bit more liberty than the half circle the sketch shows.

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Then the debate started – to add pearls or to not add pearls.  I went back and forth for quite a while.  I put pearls on and then took them off.  I set the card aside and came back to it.  Finally, I decided without looked so much better.  The pearls added too much to this card – which stands very well on its own.

Thanks for stopping by today!  Be sure to pop in tomorrow!!

Supplies:  CS:  PTI white and kraft.  SU! lost lagoon and moonlight dsp.  Doily.  Inks:  SU! daffodil delight and crushed curry.  Memento black.  Stamps:  SU! lotus blossom and simply sketched.  Other:  PTI linen impression plate.

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