Retirement cards

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Welcome to my ABC Card Series! Throughout this series I’ll be sharing a variety of cards for every occasion from A to Z! Today’s card shows my idea of retirement… salt air, an ocean bre…

Everyone struggles to find those perfect words for this important occasion. Whether a spouse, family member, close friend, boss, or co-worker; it doesn’t need to be an agonizing chore. What to write in a retirement card that conveys sincerity on achieving this life changing milestone includes three steps: congratulate them, acknowledge their contributions and wish them well. What exactly you write depends upon who is retiring and how well you know them. #whattowriteinaretirementcard

Great color choice Karen & I'm also having dessert! My good friend retired recently from her position as a scrub tech in the OR for 48 years. I chose this image b/c 2 of her 3 boys live in FL & she goes to visit often. She taught me a lot when I worked in the OR & became a RN scrub nurse. I stamped the image & colored with blender pens using the ink pads. I don't know how Roberta does it & gets such smooth colors. She had this technique mastered - I sure don't! I also added Flower…

Better late than never to this week's Color Challenge party! The sketch is from Just Add Ink and I've also entered this in the TGIF challenge. Please visit my blog for more details. http://stefperry.blogspot.com/2015/07/wild-about-retirement.html

Baby boomers are estimated to need $400,000 at the time of their retirement to sufficiently ensure that they can afford to maintain living costs and make up the difference between social security and retirement. An

I wanted a pretty retirement card for a teacher at my GS's school, and I wanted it girly. I saw this design on Pinterest and case'd it. https://www.docrafts.com/Projects/rainbow-retirement/4020805 Mine is all computer generated. I changed the font, colour, and added stars and gems. Inside says ... ''Yes, Mrs King it's your turn! ''

Hi everyone, I was requested by one of my work colleagues to make two retirement cards for her to give to her friends, this is what I came up with. The first card uses one of the cards from the Magnolia Lane Memories and More Card Pack, a Magnolia Lane Large Specialty Memories and More Cards and Envelopes a fussy cut Magnolia flower from the Designer Series Paper. I added a Stitched Shape Circle cut from Petal Pink cardstock, some punch velum leaves and some Old Olive die cut leaves made…