JustRite Stampers: Rising When We Fall....

Happy Day Everyone :)

Hope that you are all doing great and having a great week! Our week started off with our little ones heading out to school and it was such a bittersweet proud moment... sigh... It also gave me a chance to hang out with a good friend of mine while the kids were at school - she is going through some big changes in her life and I am just amazed by her positive spirit. I wanted to make a special card for her to uplift here and knew the perfect stamp!

I LOVE this sentiment from JustRite Stampers from the Hope Border & Centers stamp set. I love these different sentiments and the different square borders (and I love the fact that you can interchange the borders from all the different square stamp sets!). This sentiment is so positive and uplifting:

"Our greatest glory is not in never falling,

but in Rising every time we fall."

- Confucius

I am hooked in making these rolled flowers right now and had to make another one, but added a little bit of glitter to this rose (check out Joanne's Rolled Flowers tutorial on SCS). I wanted to do the black/white/red color combo but wanted to added a small accent color - so decided to go with sunny yellow :)

I love how all the JustRite stamps coordinate with Spellbinders and so paired it up with this little square ornament and then popped it up with some dimensionals. I added a little bit of glaze to the leaves for a bit of shine :)

Card Ingredients:

Paper: Cardstock from PTI and others from stash

Stamps: JustRite Stampers : Hope Border & Centers stamp set

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black

Accessories: pearls from Want2Scrap, Black gel pen, Cuttlbug embossing folder, glaze, spellbidners, dimensionals, zutter corner punch, chunky glitter (Martha)

I can't wait to give this card to my friend - I hope she knows how amazing she is by always taking the positive spin on all the different things that she has had to face this year.

Thank you so much for stopping by today!

Hope you are all having an amazing week and enjoying every second!

Big hugs,

Sankari :)