Hello everyone! I received some sad news recently, a friend, who is one of the most positive people I know, is having a medical struggle. In the hopes of cheering her, I made her this card using kitties from Newton's Antics (which has a matching die BTW, which I also used, so handy!) & Newton's Sick Day:
I wanted to include a little something in the card, so I found a pattern for a support ribbon by the Crochetbug HERE in the appropriate color and crocheted a small ribbon for my friend. I didn't want to adhere it to the card and make the back all sticky in case she wanted to repurpose it. So I stacked two 1/4" Pop It's on top of one another to bring the kitties up to a 1/8" height, which is the width of the ribbon, and strategically placed one kitty at the top and one kitty at the bottom so that they hold the ribbon in place during card viewing but it can also be easily removed and pinned on a label or a hat or tucked into a pocket as a little reminder that she is strong and that I am thinking of her and praying for a successful treatment and a smooth & speedy recovery and that I care about her very much.
Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by my blog! Have a great day!
~ Crafty Math Chick
Showing posts with label Get Well Soon. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Hope You're Feline Better
Good morning! Today I am featured on the Newton's Nook Designs blog! I decide to make another card for a dear friend's sweet Mom who is recovering from surgery using Newton's Sick Day since she likes kitties:
I chose the bandaged up Newton kitty and some patterned paper from 3 Bugs in a Rug's 'Frisky' line to make this card:
I colored Newton's with my Copic markers to make the darker grey kitty in the middle of the kitty border at the bottom and loved how the Kiwi Kiss cardstock (LOVE that color!) matched one of the other kitties as well. I hope she likes it!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a great week!
~ Crafty Math Chick
I chose the bandaged up Newton kitty and some patterned paper from 3 Bugs in a Rug's 'Frisky' line to make this card:
I colored Newton's with my Copic markers to make the darker grey kitty in the middle of the kitty border at the bottom and loved how the Kiwi Kiss cardstock (LOVE that color!) matched one of the other kitties as well. I hope she likes it!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a great week!
~ Crafty Math Chick
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Newton's Nook Designs May Release ~ Day 1
Welcome to the first day of Newton's Nook Designs' May Release! Today we are debuting a set perfect for get well soon cards, scrapbooking the recovery of your furry family members or thank you cards for your favorite veterinarian, introducting 'Newton's Sick Day':
Aren't these images and sentiments purr-fect for all kinds of cards surely to perk up anyone 'feline' under the weather?!! I could not wait to ink them up! The first card I created is a masculine get well card (don't have nearly enough of those in my stash):
Can you see I used a tiny piece of real Kleenex for Newton's tissue box? I paper pieced it to match the background patterned paper (which is from a retired Stampin' Up Patterns Pack I believe). The kitty image is colored with Copic markers, I tried to make Newton's a greyish version of a Siamese fur pattern, not sure if such a cat exists in real life...
And don't you dog lovers think this set is just for the cat lovers either! Just check out my second card:
I drew in a tummy bandage on one of the cute doxies from NND's Delightful Doxies set, colored him like my Ty baby, and fussy cut him out. Then I created the big 'Thank You' sentiment using the tiny (and can I just say adorable?) image from the set (yeah, a whole lotta paper piecing here too, luckily those little baidaids are easy to cut out) and placed the doxie out in front (so the vet would know who was sending the card of course). I am totally going to use these two sets to scrapbook Ty's surgeries too (yep, the poor little thing has had more than one!).
Would you like to win 'Newton's Sick Day'?
This set will be given away to ONE lucky winner!!
Here's how to win:
Comment on the NND blog and Design Team and Guest blogs (see list below)! The winner will be chosen at random from the collective blogs' release posts. Make sure you check out each of their blogs and comment for your chance to win. You will not know which blog has been chosen so the more you comment on the better your chances are of winning! You have until Thursday, May 14th at 9 pm CDT to comment -- the winner will be announced on the blog post on Friday, May 15th. Check out all these awesome Design Team & Guest Blogs below to enter:
Thank you so much for stopping by! Jess is next on the hop, I'm sure she has created something spectacular for you to see! Enjoy!
~ Crafty Math Chick
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Newton's Nook Designs' February Release ~ Day 2
Welcome back for the second day of the February release for Newton's Nook Designs. Today's set will delight all of you Newton fans and kitty lovers, introducing 'Naughty Newton':
As a person who has lived with ulcerative colitis for many years, the image of Newton all wrapped up in toilet tissue with the 'Not feeling well?' sentiments spoke to me. Here is my card:
I used the faux leather technique to create the background, which is supposed to look like torn pieces of TP like Newton is playing in, only I used white ink instead of brown ink. I think if I do this again in the future I will use white EP as well rather than clear as instructed in the tutorial. I tried to be playful and wanted to create a little roll of TP with the sentiment stamped on it, but it was a little long so I don't know if my intention is lost in the execution, what do you think?
Since this card features Newton kitty, I am also entering it in Simon Says Stamp's Wednesday Challenge: all creatures great and small (Simon Says Stamp carries NND too - did you know that?)
Would you like to win 'Naughty Newton'?
This set will be given away to TWO lucky winners!!
Here's how to win:
Comment on the NND blog and Design Team and Guest blogs (see list below)! Two winners will be chosen at random from the collective blogs' release posts. Make sure you check out each of their blogs and comment for your chance to win. You will not know which blog has been chosen so the more you comment on the better your chances are of winning! You have until Thursday, February 12th at 9 pm CDT to comment -- winners will be announced on the blog post on Friday, February 13th (guess it will be a lucky day for at least two people!).
Check out all these awesome Design Team & Guest Blogs below to enter:
Newton's Nook Designs
Taheerah Atchia
Lydia Evans
Larissa Heskett
Samantha Mann
Crafty Math-Chick (<-- You are here)
Jess Moyer
Stephanie Muzzulin
Danielle Pandeline
Kimberly Rendino
Yukari Yoshioka
Simon Hurley (Guest Designer)
Angel Rivera(Guest Designer)
Taheerah Atchia
Lydia Evans
Larissa Heskett
Samantha Mann
Crafty Math-Chick (<-- You are here)
Jess Moyer
Stephanie Muzzulin
Danielle Pandeline
Kimberly Rendino
Yukari Yoshioka
Simon Hurley (Guest Designer)
Angel Rivera(Guest Designer)
Next on your hop is Jess Moyer, I am sure she has created something spectacular for you. Enjoy!
~ Crafty Math Chick
Monday, October 20, 2014
Healing Thoughts Recessed card
Hello! Lately I have WAAAAY too many friends hurting themselves or getting sick (I need my friends to stay healthy and stop hurting themselves already! Poor things!!) so I have quite a few 'get well soon' cards to make. This one I made for a friend I originally met on youtube, and got to know a little better on FB, for her hubby that had a horrific accident (he is going to be fine, but he is pretty banged up and broken for a while until he heals). I got the idea for it from Stamp TV's October Release Party Challenge - to make a recessed card. Haven't made one of those in a while.
The teddy bear isn't too childish for a grown man, is it? I used the teddy bear image from 'Under the Weather' by Gina K. Designs and paired it with the above sentiment, which I thought was more appropriate for someone who was not sick per se, but healing... a lot... I colored the bear with my Copics (E59, 57, 55) and paper pieced his paw pads & bandages using some papers from Gina's 'Poolside' collection. In retrospect, I wish I had used teenie wooden buttons instead of the black rhinestones, more masculine.
Thank you for taking the time to look at my card! Have a great evening!
~ Crafty Math Chick
The teddy bear isn't too childish for a grown man, is it? I used the teddy bear image from 'Under the Weather' by Gina K. Designs and paired it with the above sentiment, which I thought was more appropriate for someone who was not sick per se, but healing... a lot... I colored the bear with my Copics (E59, 57, 55) and paper pieced his paw pads & bandages using some papers from Gina's 'Poolside' collection. In retrospect, I wish I had used teenie wooden buttons instead of the black rhinestones, more masculine.
Additional Challenges:
Creative Knockouts Challenge: animal friends,
Chocolate, Coffee & Cards Challenge 76: for the boys, and
Chocolate, Coffee & Cards Challenge 76: for the boys, and
Kitty Bee Designs Aloha Friday Challenge #34: dies or punches (I used a die to cut out the recessed window)
Thank you for taking the time to look at my card! Have a great evening!
~ Crafty Math Chick
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Newton's Nook Designs March Release - Day 1
Hello again! Today the March release for Newton's Nook Designs begins! YAAY! Today Jennifer is introducing Spring Showers:
Spring Showers is a 3x4 stamp set that includes 10 stamps (4 images & 6 sentiments) and is perfect for a variety of get well soon cards, baby & bridal shower cards, and anytime you want to shower someone with kindness or love! I never seem to have enough get well cards in my stash, so that was direction I went with my sneak peek creation today:
(please click on the photo for clearer resolution). I created a cloud template and sponged some grey ink to create the stormy skies and cut out a freehand grey cloud and stamped the tiny white cloud from the set. The cute duck was colored with Chromatix markers and then I added a little Studio G glitter glue (which is just as sparkly as Stickles IMHO, even flows a little bit better) to the raindrops and puddles to make them sparkle. I paper pieced the umbrella with some springy flowers from a stack by the Paper Studio. Here is the inside (I wanted a transition from the grey clouds lifting to reveal sunny skies):
Would you like to WIN Spring Showers?
This set will be given away to TWO lucky winners!!
Here's how to win:
Comment on the NND blog and the Design Team and Guest blogs (see list below). TWO WINNERS will be chosen at random from the collective blogs' release posts. Make sure to check out each of their blogs and comment for your chance to win. You will not know which blog has been chosen, so the more you comment on, the better your chances are of winning! You have until Thursday, March 20th at 9 pm Central Standard Time to comment -- winners will be announced on the blog on Friday, March 21st.
Check out all these AWESOME Design Team & Guest Blogs below to enter:
Spring Showers is a 3x4 stamp set that includes 10 stamps (4 images & 6 sentiments) and is perfect for a variety of get well soon cards, baby & bridal shower cards, and anytime you want to shower someone with kindness or love! I never seem to have enough get well cards in my stash, so that was direction I went with my sneak peek creation today:
(please click on the photo for clearer resolution). I created a cloud template and sponged some grey ink to create the stormy skies and cut out a freehand grey cloud and stamped the tiny white cloud from the set. The cute duck was colored with Chromatix markers and then I added a little Studio G glitter glue (which is just as sparkly as Stickles IMHO, even flows a little bit better) to the raindrops and puddles to make them sparkle. I paper pieced the umbrella with some springy flowers from a stack by the Paper Studio. Here is the inside (I wanted a transition from the grey clouds lifting to reveal sunny skies):
Would you like to WIN Spring Showers?
This set will be given away to TWO lucky winners!!
Here's how to win:
Comment on the NND blog and the Design Team and Guest blogs (see list below). TWO WINNERS will be chosen at random from the collective blogs' release posts. Make sure to check out each of their blogs and comment for your chance to win. You will not know which blog has been chosen, so the more you comment on, the better your chances are of winning! You have until Thursday, March 20th at 9 pm Central Standard Time to comment -- winners will be announced on the blog on Friday, March 21st.
Check out all these AWESOME Design Team & Guest Blogs below to enter:
Newton's Nook Designs
Taheerah Atchia
Christine Drogt
Samantha Mann
Larissa Heskett
Crafty Math-Chick (<-- you are here)
Danielle Pandeline
Valerie Ward
Tessa Wise
Katie Brooks - Guest Designer
Michelle Lupton - Guest Designer
~ Crafty Math ChickTaheerah Atchia
Christine Drogt
Samantha Mann
Larissa Heskett
Crafty Math-Chick (<-- you are here)
Danielle Pandeline
Valerie Ward
Tessa Wise
Katie Brooks - Guest Designer
Michelle Lupton - Guest Designer
Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day!
Friday, April 6, 2012
Healing Thoughts for Karen
Good afternoon Friends & Followers. My friend Karen is in the hospital recovering from surgery and Linda Payne dedicated a challenge over at Stamp TV in her honor: to make a get well card. Here is the card I sent to Karen using Gina K. Design's 'Under the Weather' set and some GKD 'Petals & Wings' patterned paper along with Jen's Deconstructed Sketch 46:
I have to tell you, paper piecing the little paw pads, ears, sling and bandages was NOT easy (can you even tell I did it?) but Karen is worth it! I found some petite pink buttons to adhere in the centers of the 1/2" punches circles of Daffodil Delight cardstock but the twine would not fit through the tiny holes, so I separated the 4 skein twine into only 2 threads and they fit through like a charm. That hot pink horizontal section is actually some satin ribbon I picked up during one of my trips to the Offray Berwick ribbon outlet in Hagerstown, MD, going to miss that place. This card also fulfills the requirements of Stampin' for the Weekend's Challenge 7 - Ready...Teddy...GO!
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and see my cards and read my ramblings. I hope you have a great Friday night!
~Crafty Math Chick
I have to tell you, paper piecing the little paw pads, ears, sling and bandages was NOT easy (can you even tell I did it?) but Karen is worth it! I found some petite pink buttons to adhere in the centers of the 1/2" punches circles of Daffodil Delight cardstock but the twine would not fit through the tiny holes, so I separated the 4 skein twine into only 2 threads and they fit through like a charm. That hot pink horizontal section is actually some satin ribbon I picked up during one of my trips to the Offray Berwick ribbon outlet in Hagerstown, MD, going to miss that place. This card also fulfills the requirements of Stampin' for the Weekend's Challenge 7 - Ready...Teddy...GO!
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and see my cards and read my ramblings. I hope you have a great Friday night!
~Crafty Math Chick
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