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A Cardmaker delivers the most welcome kind of unannounced visitor: A handmade card.
A card touches us - somehow, a small folded piece of paper can comfort, celebrate, reach out or just say hello.
Creating a handmade card is an honorable and important task. As a Cardmaker, you are entitled (but not limited) to the following rights:
You have the right to take as long as you want to complete one handmade card. This may be five minutes or two weeks.
You have the right to send a card for no other reason than to show off your new stamp, embellishment or technique.
You have the right to create a fabulous card for your husband, partner or roommate - just because you know it will stay in your house.
You have the right to spread your cardmaking things out all over, just to admire them.
You have the right to purchase a certain cardmaking item for no other reason than because a) you like it; b) you think it's cute; c) you'll never find it again, or; d) you know you'll use it someday.
You have the right to reserve using your most precious supplies on cards only for recipients who will truly appreciate them.
You have the right to a workspace of your own. This may be the basement, your college student's old bedroom or the kitchen table.
You have the right to make cards when inspiration strikes - whether the dishes are done or not.
You have the right to request peaceful, kid-free, stress-less cardmaking time - guilt-free.
You have the right to let the handmade card be the gift, too.
You have the right to value your personal style.
You are creating a treasure - and part of that treasure is you.
~Author Unknown
5 comments:
Hi Bridget. Just wanted to wish you good luck for your op and hope all goes well. I am hoping I never get this bad with my arm and shoulder as I have the same sort of trouble with mine, so I know how you must feel. Sorry to hear about your neighbors, sad loss, wish their families well. Good Luck my friend and hope to see your beautiful work again soon!
Oops, sorry forgot to say how beautiful your cards are, take care!
Just stopped in to look at some more of your lovely cards from the CardsforHeroes (Operation Write Home) website. Sorry to hear that you're going to playing one handed for a while. I'm sure you'll be dreaming up ideas to try while you're on the mend. Get well Bridget!
Best wishes on a speedy recovery Bridget!
Whow Bridget
thank you for stopping by my blog. I hope you are recovering well from your surgery.
We are getting a positive response to our 10min challenge.
so please come back, we will most likely be putting this in action the week of the Oct. 22nd.
Again, thank you for droppin in!
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