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Get Well card for a broken heart

July 20, 2011 by Rebecca Wagner 2 Comments

My sister asked me to make a Get Well card for her pastor that was having triple bypass surgery.  This is what I came up with. Super simple and cute.

I used one of my favorite S.E.I paper lines – Black Orchid for the backgrounds.  Very beautiful and shiny.  The heart is part of the Cupid set from Lettering Delights, .svg cut with Make the Cut and I used a paper that was in the dollar bin at Target.

I hand cut the bandages from another adorable set from LD called Doctor’s Orders graphic set.  Seeing as he had a triple bypass, my cousin said I should have put three bandages on there but I had already sent it off.  Too late!  LOL  Caribbean twine from The Twinery graces the bottom to add just the right touch.

Filed Under: Cupid, Doctor's Orders, Lettering Delights, Make the Cut, S.E.I, The Twinery

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  1. Kristin says

    July 20, 2011 at 4:32 pm

    Very cute card! Thanks for following my blog! I am now a follower of yours!

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  2. Becki says

    July 20, 2011 at 4:35 pm

    Thank you. Love you site also!

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Hi, I'm Rebecca. I am a child of God. A loving wife of 29 years. A boy mom. A collector of gadgets, gizmos, and superhero action figures. Making the world more organized one planner at a time. Read More…

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