Shoe Girls Cards

For my card, I pulled out my Hunkydory images and chose this adorable pup for the focal point. I trimmed the pawprint papers, added a yellow cardstock layer to give the panels a bright highlight, and built the layout around the image.

The card is finished with the sentiment popped up on dimensionals and a touch of black Nuvo Drops on the corners of the image for a clean, balanced accent.

This will be another of my pet donation cards.

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Puppy Sympathy

For this card, I started with a pawprint patterned paper for the base and layered it on black and white cardstock. The white layer was die cut and then embossed with a pawprint folder to add texture.

The dog image from Hunkydory is layered on black cardstock and popped up on dimensionals for depth.

To finish the design, the sentiment was stamped in white, layered on black, and popped up on dimensionals to coordinate with the focal image.

This card will be another of my pet donation cards.

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With Sympathy Pup

For this card, I started with a beautiful panel from Hunkydory and die cut the focal image from it, popping the piece up on dimensionals to add depth. The remaining panel is layered on black cardstock and then on a heart‑shaped layer.

The heart features a sympathy sentiment, and the entire design is finished on a paw‑print background panel framed with black and red cardstock.

This will be another of my pet donation cards.

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Labradoodle

For this card, I used an adorable doghouse die from My Favorite Things and cut the layers from a mix of scrap papers. The doghouse is set against a soft cloud‑patterned background and framed with a bold red panel. The dog image is from Xcut.

To finish the design, I added a sentiment from Dare 2B Artzy and a few punched hearts for a simple, cheerful touch.

This will be another of my pet donation cards.

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A True Friend

I am so deeply sorry to hear about our dear friend Polly. I have been crafting friends with her for many years and am eternally grateful for getting to meet her on zoom calls when we were both hosting on Virtual Stamp Night challenges.

For my card, I used this beautiful napkin that has a collage theme to it. I layered it on gold matt designer paper and then a blue layer.

The card was finished with the sentiment popped up on dimensionals and really small diamond dots that were left over from a diamond art. I love these little diamonds and love the shine and size.

Polly sent me some stamped dog images a few years back and I have found where I can purchase all of them to add them to my collection. I am looking forward to adding them to my collection so I can keep her memory fresh in my mind every time I use one.

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With Love for Polly

For my card, I used my dog stencils to create a few more pet donation cards. These are great for quick and beautiful CAS donation cards.

On this card, I stenciled in brown the poodle and then stamped with a chocolate brown the My Favorite Things sentiment.

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Furever in Your Heart

I am running behind for my pet donation cards so I used this sketch for another pet card.

I used some coordinating colored strips to pick up the colors from this paw print paper then added some paw print embossing to them.

I stamped the sentiment popped it up on dimensionals then finished with a couple of punched hearts from my desk and a gem.

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Pet Sympathy

For my card, I used a pawprint stencil and colored it with rainbow colors. I finished the card with a sweet sentiment for pet sympathy.

This will be another card for my pet donation box.

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Never Long Enough

I love rainbow challenges, they are perfect for pet sympathy cards for my donations.

For this card, I used some watercolor paper and my watercolor crayons to color the paper, I cut it in to strips for the edge of a few cards then added a black paper strip.

I then stamped the dog and sentiment on the bottom of the card.

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Deepest Sympathy

For my card, I sponged clouds on the base layer. Next, I die cut the rainbow from scraps and the cloud from white.

I then stamped the sentiment, added the dog and finished with a heart.

This will be another of my pet donation cards.

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Deepest Sympathy

For my card, I used some paper from my stash and die cut several of the layers adding dimensionals to the hearts. I then used a bunch of the flowers that I punch out of my scraps to add to the card and finished with Nuvo Drops.

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With Sympathy

F4A738 - Make your own background

For my card, I used a paw print stencil and stenciled rainbow colors on the white card stock.

Next, I die cut the cat and heat embossed the sentiment in white on black popping it up on dimensionals

This will be another of my pet donation cards.

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Cat Sympathy

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Crazy is our Fame - Stencils (Anything Goes)

For my card, I used this paw print from Dare to Be Artzy. I stamped it then die cut the layers. I cut down the paw print paper then stamped the sentiment and popped the paw print up on dimensionals.

The card was finished with a gem on the heart on top.

This will be another of my pet donation cards.

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A True Friend

For my card I used the Honeybee Lovely Layers hydrangea die cuts and cut out several different blues. I added a bit of darker blue to the center of the flowers and added sponging to the edge of the leaves.

The card was finished with the base layer embossed, the sentiment and a few scattered pearls.

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Sympathy

For my card, I pulled out some cat designer paper and found some coordinating scrap papers to create the layout.

I then punched a black cat and popped it up on dimensionals.

The card was finished with the white heat embossed sentiment and a few candy dots.

This will be another of my pet donation cards.

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Cat Sympathy

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With Sympathy

For my card I layered a blue designer paper for the base then die cut the sentiment panel and the flower layers. I added some sponging to the flower layers and stamped the sentiment.

The card was finished with a few scattered blue gems.

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With Sympathy

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