A way full of understanding and compassion, without patronizing the ones looking for advice.
A way that shows that Oncology isn't always meant to be sad or depressing - in fact, those hours have always been most uplifting to me and probably got me through the boring theory without greater damage to my goals or loss of motivation :)
The patients I got to know were extraordinary in many ways. There, too, were tears and disbelief and looking for options when there were none. Appointments that were made but not kept. But above all, there were patients proving that there is life, laughter and hope beyond the diagnosis.
For
the goodbye, I prepared a little something that includes a stitched
card in soft blue and silver shades, combined with a couple of
pearls. Actually, I cheated a little bit with the card as I've stitched it a while ago. I only put it together now. Funny how I know that preparing things in advance saves lots of time & nerves when it comes to crafting, and with exams it's always last-minute panic :)
I love this pattern as it looks very elegant, however it was hard to find a matching centerpiece. In the end, I decided to go for punched butterflies which I decorated with some more pearls - after all, there are still many dreams to catch once you leave your job behind ;)
I love this pattern as it looks very elegant, however it was hard to find a matching centerpiece. In the end, I decided to go for punched butterflies which I decorated with some more pearls - after all, there are still many dreams to catch once you leave your job behind ;)
Unfortunately, as there's rain outside I can't get proper light conditions for the photos, so the ones here are not exactly how the card looks in reality.
As I've never made a retirement card before, I decided not to go for a personal or funny card in my first try. With all the blue however it might look like a baby card :) Or a spring/Easter one?
challenges:
- basteltanten: ATG
- basteltraum: Easter
- the pink elephant: photo inspiration
- papertake weekly: a cut above (punched butterflies)
- craft-alnica: wings
- fadengrafik challenge: calling for spring
- handmadechallenge: ATG
- abc challenge: F for festive
challenges:
- basteltanten: ATG
- basteltraum: Easter
- the pink elephant: photo inspiration
- papertake weekly: a cut above (punched butterflies)
- craft-alnica: wings
- fadengrafik challenge: calling for spring
- handmadechallenge: ATG
- abc challenge: F for festive
Vzorec je res čudovit. Voščilnico si krasno sestavila. Zelo lepa pozornost in zahvala. Lp
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful butterfly card! I like it very much.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at the Basteltanten Challenge.
Greetings Andrea
wow, thanks for joining us at ABC Challenges with your beautiful card, cheers, Carol DT
ReplyDeletewow! very gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethank you so much for playing along with us at handmade challenges!
hugs and kisses from germany,
silvi xoxo
Thanks for sharing your gorgeous card with us at ABC Challenges.
ReplyDeleteNikki
Lovely card and so much work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Handmade.
xxx Michelle (DT)
What a lovely card! So nice! And so romantic... great!
ReplyDeletetahnks for joining us at Basteltanten.
Hugs Ivi
Zelo lepa voščilnica in všeč mi je "okvir", ki si ga naredila :-))
ReplyDeleteHvala, ker se igraš z nama v krilatem izzivu CRAFT-alnice ... Srečno!
wowwwww, what an amazing card. Thank you so much for joining our challenge at Fadengrafik-Challenge blog.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Sandra
Deine Karte ist traumhaft schön geworden und soooooo zart.
ReplyDeleteDa hast Du wieder ein Meisterwerk gestichelt.
Gruß BAstelfeti