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I have been wanting to make another get well card for my brother just to let him know that I am continuing to think of him and pray for him as he goes through all the things he needs to for dealing with his kidney disease.<\/p>\n

<\/a>I have also been wanting to use this adorable Stampendous “Cling Doctor Kiddo” stamp and “cased” an adorable card that I saw on Jenn Shurkus’ blog<\/a><\/span>. \u00a0The band aid and prescription pill bottle stamps that I use in the background are from the Lawn Fawn “Get Well Soon” stamp set.<\/p>\n

The following are the Tim Holtz Distress Markers that I used:
\nHair and shoes: Black Soot
\nSkin: Tattered Rose and Spun Sugar
\nBlue pants and stethoscope: Salty Ocean
\nBlue shirt and dog collar: Tumbled Glass
\nDoctor’s coat and pale parts of dog: Antique Linen
\nDog Spots: Vintage Photo
\nPrescription bottle: Salty Ocean, Antique Linen and Spun Sugar<\/p>\n

I used Sakura Gelly Roll pens in metallic silver and Clear Star to add some sparkle to all the medical tools. I also covered all those tools,\u00a0the prescription bottle, the eyes of the boy and the eyes and nose of the dog with Glossy Accents to add shine and dimension.<\/p>\n

Rather than describe the step by step of making the card,\u00a0here’s the whole\u00a0process video:<\/p>\n