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Angel card idea
I think a selection of angel cards may go down well in the local hospice, I appreciate that not everyone who visits the gift shop will be a believer in angels but I’m working on the fact that it may bring someone some comfort.
I’ve converted my original angel painting into a size which should sit on a card nicely, I had to do some resizing to make it look okay.
This is the sort of thing I would have bought when I was visiting my mum in the hospice before Christmas. I’ve just purchased a printer which will be ideal for cards and the ink bottles lasts approximately two years! Happy days.
Hopefully a selection of my cards may raise some money for the hospice, if they do I will continue to print and create more for them 😇
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Beautiful! 🙂
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Thank you Paul 😇
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This is beautiful Rose Elaine – I like the idea and plays well for this card. Nice to see your work again.
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Thanks Mary 🌹
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This is a fantastic idea. I could see these in hospices & hospitals. I would buy these for someone, just as I would be delighted & touched to receive one. They would certainly bring comfort, which shows just how warm your heart is, Elaine. xx
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Great job – love the hair!
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Lol, thanks 🙏🏿
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That’s a lovely idea Elaine – beautiful! ❤
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Thanks Ruth x
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Beautiful Elaine! What a lovely idea! I’d surely buy your angel cards if I were there visiting at hospice! So peaceful and full of love – just like you! ♥
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A lovely idea! Good luck, he is a cutie.
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I love this angel. You’re always good in those eyes. Angels cards are perfect idea, Elaine!
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Thanks Miriam I really want to give something back to this hospice because I don’t think I could have managed without them. They were so brilliant and treated mum with so much love.
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Yes, Elaine. They are special people who know intimately the stages of the patients down to the last months, weeks and days. They treat them with special care. My son-in-law read the book written by a hospice nurse to identify the sighs of his mom and I learned so much about these patients.
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I got that book and my sister and I read it by mums bedside. It was a massive help and a great read. The hospice was like heaven on earth, they even managed to give mum a bath one day using a hoist, she enjoyed it so much. The staff are true angels 😇
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Yes, they have to have the passion to serve these patients. 🙂
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What a lovely thing to do. Very similar to what I want to do to give back, if only all places appreciated things. I love angels and I would love to receive a card like that.
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