Someone asked for help with cards for her parent’s nursing home. She was specific in wanting July 4th cards. My Buddy Judy sent me her left-overs from last year, so I put them to good use and created 6 or 8 cards with her supplies, then created a few more. Here is a selection from the cards were mailed.
I think the box held 15 or so cards. I counted but didn’t really pay much attention. I promised her 10 cards, but she got a few extra. Once I had an idea, I duplicated it several times. These will be given to the residents at the home and there are around 70 residents. Hopefully several people are providing enough cards.
Stamp Buddies 
Lisa, these turned out great. So sweet of Judy to help you out with some stamps. I do love the US in flag shape image. The star embossing folder is a great background for your patriotic cards. So nice of you to help out the nursing home residents.
I like the embossed star background as it adds something easy. Thanks!
Great cards! Love the flag one!
What a delight to see your talents going so others can enjoy it too. That Judy is such a keeper. Thanks for your contribution.
What a nice thing for you to do for others. And what great results you achieved doing it. Love them.
Beautiful cards. I’m so glad you could use the leftovers. Love the star embossing folder behind the USA flag/map die cut.
Thank you! Your leftovers got me motivated to get creating and finish the job. I have been ordering boxes and envelopes from USPS to decide which would be best to use. I used a small box they had and got it mailed yesterday. Good thing as it is SNOWING right now. I am in shock as snow this late in April is not normal for our state or in my lifetime.
WOW!! These are all great cards. I love the flag one.
These all look great! They will surely bring a smile to the residents of the nursing home.
These are great cards Lisa! Glad you got so many out of what you were sent.
Thank you! I did create a few without the images sent to me, but really enjoyed getting her stash in the mail. It ignited my creativity to get the job done.