I was getting overwhelmed by the videos and images coming out of Japan in the wake of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami...So I decided a little crafting therapy was in order. :) I, of course, broke out my Pagoda cricut cartridge and thus this card was born. I used the Vintage Wallpaper background stamp from MarketStreetStamps.com to create my golden patterned paper. I stamped with distress embossing ink and pounced on perfect pearls in the perfect gold color. Super shiny and pretty in real life!
I used the textile cuttlebug folder for the black piece behind my image. The sentiment is from the Sympathy set from PinkByDesign. I think this set is out of stock, but keep checking. ;)
So thankful to be safe and sound. Praying for all of those who aren't.
♥ Nikki ♥
Want to help? I know I do!
Those who want to help can go to http://www.redcross.org/ and donate to Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami. People can also text REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation to help those affected by the earthquake in Japan and tsunami throughout the Pacific.
well done Nikki.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing!!! I love it so much!!
ReplyDeleteAshley
Your work is alway so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove it. You are the sweetest. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your work of art! Thank you for the prayers. My son is in the air force stationed in Misawa, north of Tokyo. He is safe and once they get their base up and in order, they will be out with rescue efforts.
ReplyDeletePs, forgot to mention that I have another son in Hawaii ( Army) crazy day for the emotions and nerves.
ReplyDeleteNikki, this is beautiful. I am a little sentimental about this and your card is beautiful. My prayers will continue to be with all of the people that have and will be effected by this.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I have quite a few friends stationed over in Japan that have been in my thoughts all day.
ReplyDeleteWonderful creation. Thinking of all those people going thru this devastating time.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Nikki. I couldn't sleep at all last night. I was awake and working on something for the boys school when it was all breaking and so that was it for me.... so scary and so sad....
ReplyDeleteNikki you're one of a kind. Your work is AMAZING!
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What a beautiful card, I feel for the people of Japan, and pray for them. The images are so awful and to keep having the aftershocks must be terrifying.
ReplyDeletethat's really beautiful Nikki :) my prayers are with Japan too :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card Nikki!!
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