Good Thursday morning everyone! I wanted to play along with the designers at Creative Worship Stamps who have a blog hop with the theme of color blocking. My card is VERY simple! Here is what I used:
The sentiments were stamped using Sentiment Suite: Christmas by The Greetery and cut by the Sentiment Suite Basic die set (same company). The embossing folder above was by Spellbinders and the frame die by Papertrey Ink.
1. The Paper Players - color challenge
2. Seize the Birthday - include double frames
I used the 4-layer Berry Branches stencil (PTI) for the background. The sentiment was embossed with Queen's Gold embossing powder by Ranger.
Hello friends! A new month and a new Word Art Wednesday challenge is up and running. Poppystamps is our sponsor and will give away a $25 gift card to a randomly drawn participant. I do not own any products from this company, so used items from Creative Worship Stamps for my take on Ephesians 6:10. The word "finally" marks the conclusion of the Apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians. They are told not to draw strength from themselves, but from the Lord. This verse introduces the famous passage on the "Armor of God" which prepares us to stand firm again spiritual challenges.
Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you in the gallery! ~Wanda
I stenciled the background with distress inks. The image was colored with Copics. The border is from an old retired set called Peacock Pretties by Reverse Confetti - a discontinued company. I die cut and layered two of the crimped frames to give more dimension.
Thanks so much for stopping by! ~Wanda
It's hump day already and time for a new Freshly Made Sketches ahand Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge where we are to use patterned paper. I used a scalloped arch die in place of the rectangle. I got carried away with the florals and should have stopped before I added top left corner sprigs. CAS is always a real challenge for me! :-/
It's a chilly Tuesday morning and I wanted to post a Halloween card I created yesterday for the Inspiration Station Challenge. The prompt photo inspired me to use a much older stamp/die set from My Favorite Things called Primitive Pumpkins.