Inspired Thoughts of Healing Card

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Hi Stamping Friend,
This pandemic is seemingly endless, and everyone is dealing with something causing them stress. A card can brighten up their day and making it for them can brighten yours. Today's card could be used for someone who is sick or for someone who is just having a rough time dealing with things and has the blues. I love the muted colors achieved by sponging ink on the die-cut images. And cutting them from multiple colors of cardstock also adds to the variations in color. 
The supply list is below the photo with links to my online store. The current host code is in the header on the main page if you need anything. 
Thanks so much for stopping by, I hope your day has been brightened a bit by today's post. -Susan 🌄 🖖



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