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Jenny Lawrence

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Ashford, Kent, United Kingdom
Hi and welcome to cardsarus blog spot My name is Jenny Lawrence and I live in Kent. My dear and wonderful husband Tony passed away in March 2019 We had been married for 36 years. I also lost my first Husband to the big C when I was quite young. I have 3 children and 3 stepchildren. 12 Grandchildren and 5 Great Granddaughters and 3 Great Grandsons. I have been card making for about 25 years. I have made things all my life as my Mum and Grand Mother taught me lots of hobbies. I have made my own clothes, knitted garments, hand embroidered items of clothing, and crocheted items too. I love to bake my own cakes as well.

Saturday 25 April 2015

RUDOLF CHALLENGE CARD FOR APRIL 2015

Hi and welcome to my part of blog land, all my
very talented friends, and visitors.

Sorry I have been missing for a day or so, but
I have had some sad news from my eldest sister,
and didn't feel much like blogging.
You may remember those of you who have known me longer, that she had a brain tumor about 5
years ago and came through that okay except for
lots of meds she has to take.
Well now she has told me she has bowl cancer.
So lets hope the outcome of this op when she has
it turns out as good.
Her hubby had a similar op about 15 years ago,
and has been fine ever since.
I don't know they have had their fare share of
health probs between them, especially my sister.

Today I have my card for the Rudolf Challenge
for April, which starts on the 25th of each 
month and ends on the end of the month.
It's a jolly good way of making your Christmas
cards before the rush at the end of the year.
If you would like to join us, details of the 
challenge at the bottom of my post.




This is a 8"x8" size card.
Not really pleased with the result of this card.
I used the Sue Wilson embossing folder 
Swirling Holly for the background.
The poinsettia is a made from the Sizzix Die
called Susan Garden.
Should have made it with paper not card as I 
am not happy with it, so memo to ones self to
use paper next time.

Thank you for your visit, and time.
Lots of crafty love.  JENNY.

http://scrapsoflifebyscrappymo.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/april-rudolph-days-challenge.html 


 

29 comments:

Sarn said...

Well I don't know why you're not happy with it Jenny . . . it looks lovely to me!

Sorry to hear about your Sis, but will keep fingers crossed the op goes well for her.

Hugs, Sarn xxx

Sarah said...

It's a fabulous card Jenny!! Sorry to hear about your Sister Jenny, however, bowel cancer is one of those that has a tremendous success rate with treatment so I am sure all will be well. Thinking of you and yours xx

Carol said...

A gorgeous Rudolph day card Jenny. Sorry to hear about your sister and hope her treatment goes well. Carol x

karenlotty said...

Where have I been! Started to visit you and then for some reason you went off my radar Looked back and love your cards especially the gardening snippets one Given me an idea for SIL card needed for May Talking of which my SIL has seen off bowel cancer and now works of the help/advice line and runs a self help group Not knowing what kind if ops your sister had to go through she may have some info that would benefit Email me and I can send you telephone numbers etc karenlotty@aol.com

Sandy said...

It looks wonderful to me too Jenny!! I am looking forward to the day when I can participate again. Christmas cards are really fun to make.
Sandy xx

Patricia said...

Shoot afternoon Jenny, sending you some (((((hugs))))) I have been through that horrible feeling. Knowing your sister is ill, hits hard. Positive thoughts, remember medical science improves every single day.
Love your beautiful card, perfect as always.
Have a good weekend
Patricia x

KT Fit Kitty said...

Hello, Jenny. So sorry to hear this sad news about your sister. I hope she will be okay. Your Rudolph Day card is beautiful! The poinsettia is so pretty and I love your embossing. Sending hugs and prayers your way.

PharmacyMichele said...

Beautiful card today. Fingers crossed your Sister will be OK.

Michele

scrappymo! said...

I think it is really beautiful. Such lovely metallic shimmers off your papers.

You always finish the inside of your cards so beautifully too!

Sorry to hear of your sisters health problems. I hope she has quick and good results from the operation ahead.

Thanks for entering the April Rudolph Days Challenge and good luck in the draw!

Crafty hugs
Maureen

scrappymo! said...

I think it is really beautiful. Such lovely metallic shimmers off your papers.

You always finish the inside of your cards so beautifully too!

Sorry to hear of your sisters health problems. I hope she has quick and good results from the operation ahead.

Thanks for entering the April Rudolph Days Challenge and good luck in the draw!

Crafty hugs
Maureen

Patricia Howarth said...

Hi Jenny, Firstly, I was so sorry to hear your sad news about your Sister, my thoughts and prayers are with you all for a good outcome to the op. They have truly had some bad luck indeed, but your Sister should be heartened with the outcome her hubby's op had and science has come on in leaps and bounds in the last 15 years. My prayers are with you all.
Secondly, I love your Christmas card, I especially love how you have outlined some of the embossing, it is so very effective, I love it !!.
Lots of love from Patricia xx

Carol L said...

I can't imagine why you're not happy with this! I gasped when I saw that gorgeous flower! This is just stunning, what a gorgeous Christmas card!

Алексровер Анна said...

Wonderful card, Jenny! Love the embossing on the background!
Wishing your Sister straight and health!

Jacee said...

Such a beautiful card Jenny, great idea to get some festive one's done, I just can't seem to make the effort, I love yours though,, it's fabulous.
So sorry to hear about your sister, she's had more that her fair share, I do hope all goes well as I'm sure it will.
Sending extra hugs, Jacee
Simply Paper Card Design

cuilliesocks said...

Hello Jenny, I am really sorry to hear the news of your sister, some folk just don't get a break, I hope she comes through it well.
I love your card, it is just lovely, hugs Kate x

MRS DUCK said...

Hi Jenny
Just seen your comment on Patricia's blog and popped straight over.
Sorry to hear your news about your sister. Sending you all positive thoughts for a speedy and successful recovery for her.
Your card is terrific. Love the swirly bits.
Take care.
Ang x

MaryH said...

Hi Jenny, Sorry to hear about your sister, but pray that the outcome will be a good one for her. She must be an extremely strong person to have faced all this ordeal, and I'm glad you can be 'there' for her. Support at such times is so welcome. Am loving the background of your pretty Rudy card...and that awesome poinsettia is gorgeous against the golden swirls. DH feels ok for a bit, then it comes back. He sees the Gastro's physician ass't on Monday, earliest they could work him in. I'm not happy with this, but not much else to do. Hope your wkend goes well. TFS & Hugs

Sue said...

Hi my wonderful fairy godmother..so sorry to hear the news about sister..sending lots and lots of huggles to her and her family and to you of course .Your card is fantastic as well really beautiful...Sue xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

pam said...

Hi Jenny, so sorry to hear the news about your Sister, hope things work out well for her..
I think your card is beautiful, love this embossing and your poinsettia is lovely.
Hugs Pam x

McCrafty's Cards said...

This is beautiful Jenny. I like the poinsettia and the gold swirls,Sorry to hear about your Sister I am sending healing thoughts
Kevin xx

Hazel said...

Positive thoughts Jenny re guarding your news about your sister? As other have said there are great results these days. Beautiful card too. Hazel x

Twinks Stamping said...

Oh Jenny this is a gorgeous card, right up my street! Love the way you decorate the inside too. Enjoy the weekend xx Jan

Jean said...

Fabulous card Jenny, I love the gold swirls and the poinsettia is gorgeous.
I am sorry about your sister and hope that her op/ treatment is effective.
Jean x

Erika said...

Hi Jenny, I hope your sister gets the treatment she needs and makes a full recovery, worrying times for you. x
I love your Christmas card, I always envy folk who plan early, I find it so hard!
Great poinsettia and colour combo. Love the added glitter too, always a Christmas must.
Take care, hugs Erika. x

Erika said...

Hi Jenny, I hope your sister gets the treatment she needs and makes a full recovery, worrying times for you. x
I love your Christmas card, I always envy folk who plan early, I find it so hard!
Great poinsettia and colour combo. Love the added glitter too, always a Christmas must.
Take care, hugs Erika. x

Kathleen said...

Gorgeous card Jenny, great background and lovely poinsettia.

Kath x

Sally H said...

What a stunning card, Jenny! I love it! Very elegant with a perfect amount of sparkle!

Dragon said...

Gorgeous rich card.

Carole Z said...

A really lovely card Jenny, great background too - so sorry to hear about your sister, but try and keep positive - I have had a cousin and two work colleagues who have had the same in the last 10 years and they are all fine now, hugs Carole Z X