A Snowy Get Well

My grandson, who currently lives in North Carolina, slipped on icy steps this morning and fell and broke his right arm. He is 13 and was outside playing with his little cousin. I think this is his first broken bone. No fun but it is a part of childhood. Jacob, get well soon.

Materials needed:
Light blue patterned paper 4 1/4 x 5 1/2"
Old Olive card stock 1 1/4 x 5 1/2"
Rich Razzleberry card stock 2 1/2 x 3 1/2"
White card stock
The More the Merrier stamp set from SU a few years ago
Various colored markers
A band aid

I greeting of "Watch Out" was done free hand.

Bee Well

Here's another get well card that I received in the recent swap I was in. This adorable card has a cute little honey bee that pops off of the card. The artist used a small spring behind the bee for it to pop. The wire is placed through the white cardstock background. Then that is layer on the blue. The spring is taped to the back of the bee.

I love the heart clip that is tied to the  twine wrapped around the card. She also used a honeycomb embossing plate for the background.
If you look closely, you can see that the honeybee's wings are made with 2 heart shaped punches. This card is just too cute. Super job!

Get Well Pills

A few weeks ago, I received my cards from a swap that I was in. I would post the name of the designer but everyone didn't sign their cards so I don't know who did which ones. Just thought that I would share them. I like her use of layers on this card. It gives it a lot of color.