I had big plans this past week since I wasn't working (at my part-time job). Most of those plans included projects in the home that needed attention, such as straightening up the pantry, working in my closet to move cool-weather clothes to the back and warm-weather clothes to the front, and shredding (which takes a HUGE block of time and creates a much larger mess than the stack of papers that needed shredding), etc. I also worked in my craft room but didn't generate as much trash as I had hoped. One of my goals was to get my Cricut Explore up to date with Design Space, which finally worked, and I even (with the help of my son) got the bluetooth working. That was especially exciting because it hasn't worked in a couple of YEARS! Of course, now that everything was ready to go, I got busy creating some Cricut cards. The one that I'm sharing today is a copycat of this one that I made way back in 2013! I needed a sympathy card to send to one of my childhood/early teenhood (not really a word, I know) friends and, while this isn't a typical design that I create for sympathy, I thought it was fitting for my friend.
In the above photo, the card is laying flat so you can more easily see the electronically-cut shapes and how they were layered. Below is how the card looked while standing on display:
Didn't it turn out pretty? I think it will be well-received by my friend--I certainly hope so!
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