Hello, Janet here with a cute get well card. The germs are celebrating, they are partying at the expense of your health. Don't let them get you down!
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Got a friend who’s feeling under the weather? A handmade card like this is sure to bring a smile.
For this card, I used Cow Bridgette (large) paired with the Herd You Were Sick sentiment for the perfect get-well combo. The Hay Stack stamp ties everything together, creating a fun and cozy background scene.
Add in a few patterned paper scraps that fit the farm theme, and just like that, you’ve got yourself a cheerful GET WELL SOON card guaranteed to brighten someone’s day.
This one has such a fun farmhouse charm... cute, comforting, and just the right amount of moo-d boosting.
All stamps used are from Crackerbox Stamps.
I used a Candy Hearts sentiment as the center, and from there, everything else just unfolded like petals deciding they wanted to be something new. Once that shift happened, the ideas didn’t just appear, they sprouted—one after another—until the whole design felt like it had been waiting for this transformation all along.
That’s the magic of a single stamp: it’s never just one thing. It’s a seed with a thousand possible directions, and sometimes it only takes a small twist to watch an entirely new garden begin to grow.
This card definitely took the scenic route to completion. I started with one idea in mind, then took a turn, then another—and maybe three more after that! But honestly, that’s part of the fun. Sometimes the best cards are the ones that evolve on their own, with a sprinkle of surprise and a dash of whimsy along the way.
In the end, I landed on a Get Well card that carries a delightful Halloween vibe—because why shouldn’t a little witchy magic be part of the healing process? It’s perfect for those friends who appreciate a good spell, a black cat companion, and a touch of spooky charm, even when they’re not feeling their best.
For this card, I decided to have a little fun with the sentiment. I split the Chicken Soup sentiment between the outside and inside of the card—because sometimes a good phrase deserves a little stage time! On the front, it gives a hint of what’s coming, and inside, it ties the whole witchy get-well theme together perfectly.
To make the scene feel more grounded, I extended the floor from the Witch with Crockpot image so the Cat and Broom didn’t look like they were floating midair (as magical as that might be!). It’s a small detail, but it really helps everything come together, making the little potion-brewing scene feel cohesive and cozy.
At my age, having a stash of Get Well Soon cards is less of a choice and more of a necessity. But let’s be honest—just because it’s a get-well card doesn’t mean it has to be boring!
I had so much fun creating this one with the adorable egg stamps from Crackerbox Stamps—seriously, they stamp like a dream! Ironically, I was aiming for a slightly imperfect, offset look… and of course, they all came out perfectly aligned (isn’t that always the way?).
The chicken? Absolutely essential. As soon as I read the sentiment, I instantly thought of good ol’ chicken soup for the soul. Instead of my usual go-to patterned paper, I challenged myself with a new color palette and created my own background using the eggs. No patterned paper in sight—and I loved every second of it!
Until next time— Stay colorful, stay crafty! -- Dalis
We have a whole collection of fun and quirky frog stamps, and for this card, I chose the one called Frog Being Sick. It’s one of our rubber stamp designs, and it just makes me smile every time. To go with it, I used the Get Well Soon Tiny rubber stamp sentiment—perfect for sending a little comfort.
I watercolored the image, matching the colors to the patterned paper I picked out. It gave the whole card a soft, coordinated look. To finish it off, I found a sentiment punch in my stash that fit just right (love when that happens!). Everything was stamped using VersaFine Ink to get those nice, crisp lines.
This card was a joy to make, and I hope it brings a smile to someone who needs a little pick-me-up.
I stamped the Girls Umbrella and the Flower Border with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink. I stamped a few extra flowers on a scrap piece of paper and cut them out. I used Copic markers and colored the umbrella and flowers. I stamped the word Hello in the lower corner with VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink. Next, using a blue marker, I added some raindrops. I scattered the 3 flowers that I cut out on the card. I added a die-cut frame to the finished cardstock. Layered that on yellow striped paper and put that on top of a white brick embossed paper. A final layer of blue finishes the card.
Hello, Janet here, and I have a cute pocket card and an adorable pig. It could be for a birthday, thinking of you, or get well. It would be a happy greeting for almost any occasion.
First, I stamped the tissue box with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink on the striped paper and cut it out. I punched a circle out of white cardstock and, using VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink, stamped Get Well and the Vitamin C bottle. I colored the Vitamin C Bottle and layered the white circle on a larger circle of striped paper. Then I attached the circle and the tissue box to lilac paper with hearts on it. That is all layered on the striped paper. And don't forget to add the tissue!
Hello Stampers. Is there anyone you know who isn't feeling well? I have a card with some bugs that might make someone feel better.
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