I'm pretty sure the digital image is from Doodle Pantry and the sentiment is computer generated. I used the branches Cuttlebug embossing folder and a Spellbinders die.
I personally do not spend as much time as I should thanking our soldiers. As many cards as I make, I should mail some to the soldiers to send to their families. Many of you probably already do this but if you don't, why don't we make a promise to ourselves to start sharing our love of card making with the soldiers who are separated from their families and would like to send a Happy Birthday, Thinking of You or Hello. Just something to think about......
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Your cards will be a giant 'thank you'!! I really love how every step is explained too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card. The soldiers will love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing this for them! I love your card - how you colored the eagle and used those cute brads too! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you about sending handmade cards that are blank inside for the troops to keep in touch with their families - especially to those who don't have any card stores around them. I do this for Operation Write Home and have found they are a wonderful, highly ethical organization run completely by volunteers. They are at www.operationwritehome.org if you are interested in checking them out.