Hello all! I’ve found another old post in my ‘drafts’ folder and have finally gotten it polished off for you… These were some sweet gift sets I made up last year when I found some ADORABLE Bear’s Paw succulents and put them in some cute cactus shot glasses from Dollar Tree and paired them with some stuffed bears and a handmade card to make some sweet and encouraging gift sets for some beary pawsome friends. First up a set for a special couple needing encouragement:
Awww! That sweet Pink & Main bouquet on the front of the card is colored with some fabulous shimmery Shuttle Art Gel Pens and a hand-drawn edge.
The inside has some cute Pink & Main stamps to match the gift, too…
I’m just head-over-paws in love with those darling bear’s paw succulents (Cotyledon tomentosa)! Aren’t they just TOO cute?!!
Of course, this post was done in March last year (I TOLD you I was backlogged!). Today I stopped by mom and dad’s and saw how much they have grown in such a short time:
This set went to a single friend, so there’s just one bear inside…
Supplies used:
- Pink & Main stamp sets: Fur Ever, Grandma’s Lace, Mini Faces Set 1, and Thinking of You Always
- Shuttle Art Gel Pens
And, I had this darling interlocking ‘hugs’ card for another friend:
Supplies used:
- Concord & 9th Hugs Card die
- Concord & 9th Cuddles & Hugs stamp set
- Essentials by Ellen All Inside stamp & die and Bear Hugs die
- DCWV The Butterfly Garden stack cardstock
- Hero Arts ombre ink pads: ombre dolphin ; pink to red;
- Tsukineko Memento Rich Coocoa dye ink
- Copic Markers C1 E 13, 33, 71; R20
I hope you enjoyed these Pawsitively darling little treats!
~D.Ann
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pps: UPDATE: Dad finished his radiation treatments Friday. YAY!! Doc said it’ll probably take a couple of weeks for the side effects to resolve. She’ll see him in 5 weeks and then order tests – likely a PET scan – to be done at 8-10 weeks. Meanwhile he’s to exercise, eat well, exercise and stay healthy so his body can clear out all the irradiated cells. We’re looking forward t a good report!