Happy Saturday!
It's time for another Shining the Light Challenge at Our Daily Bread Designs!
This week the challenge team would like to see you use or create a scene on your card. The scene does not have to be a stamp, it could also be on your designer paper.
To make the challenge even more fun, we will be giving out a prize, a $15 gift certificate to be used toward stamps at the Our Daily Bread Designs store!! Entries for the prize must be submitted by Friday, February 24th at 8 a.m. EST. One random winner will be chosen and announced next Saturday. If you are not using ODBD stamps, please do not enter more than once. Additional entries without using ODBD stamps will not be commented on or will they qualify for prizes.
While it is not required to use Our Daily Bread Designs images and sentiments on your creations, we would love to see them if you have them.As a way of recognizing those who do use Our Daily Bread Designs stamps, we will again be choosing 1 to 2 creations to spotlight for our Shining the Light Award.Inorder to qualify for this award, however, you must use Our Daily Bread stamps and have yoursubmission added to Mr. Linky by Friday, February 24th at 8 a.m. EST. If you upload your creations to Splitcoast Stampers or any other online gallery, please use the keyword is ODBDSLC97. When creating your posts on blogs please include a link to the challenge.
Here is my sample for the challenge this week!
I used the Light if the World Stamp Set from ODBD to create my scene. I stamped the image with black onyx ink from Versafine on a light tan pattern paper from the Heritage DSP, and then colored it with black Prismacolor pencil without any blending...just wanted to try something new. I eventually added a little color with chocolate and goldenrod pencil to tie in the ribbon a little. I kind of like the way it came out.
For ingredients used:
Stamps: Light of the World (Our Daily Bread Designs)
Paper: black (SU), iced cocoa (Coredinations), Heritage Scrapper's (HOTP).
Ink: black onyx (Versafine), midnight confession (Powder Puffs)
Accessories: Parisian Accents, Classic Ovals Large, Labels 18 (Spellbinders), metal art (K&Co), silk ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon), craft pick, Prismacolor Pencils, Antique scissors (The Creative Memories Collection).
For more inspiration for the challenge, visit my talented Design Team Members!
Thanks for stopping by and for your wonderful comments! Have a great weekend!
Blessings!
Kathy
It's time for another Shining the Light Challenge at Our Daily Bread Designs!
This week the challenge team would like to see you use or create a scene on your card. The scene does not have to be a stamp, it could also be on your designer paper.
To make the challenge even more fun, we will be giving out a prize, a $15 gift certificate to be used toward stamps at the Our Daily Bread Designs store!! Entries for the prize must be submitted by Friday, February 24th at 8 a.m. EST. One random winner will be chosen and announced next Saturday. If you are not using ODBD stamps, please do not enter more than once. Additional entries without using ODBD stamps will not be commented on or will they qualify for prizes.
While it is not required to use Our Daily Bread Designs images and sentiments on your creations, we would love to see them if you have them.As a way of recognizing those who do use Our Daily Bread Designs stamps, we will again be choosing 1 to 2 creations to spotlight for our Shining the Light Award.Inorder to qualify for this award, however, you must use Our Daily Bread stamps and have yoursubmission added to Mr. Linky by Friday, February 24th at 8 a.m. EST. If you upload your creations to Splitcoast Stampers or any other online gallery, please use the keyword is ODBDSLC97. When creating your posts on blogs please include a link to the challenge.
Here is my sample for the challenge this week!
I used the Light if the World Stamp Set from ODBD to create my scene. I stamped the image with black onyx ink from Versafine on a light tan pattern paper from the Heritage DSP, and then colored it with black Prismacolor pencil without any blending...just wanted to try something new. I eventually added a little color with chocolate and goldenrod pencil to tie in the ribbon a little. I kind of like the way it came out.
For ingredients used:
Stamps: Light of the World (Our Daily Bread Designs)
Paper: black (SU), iced cocoa (Coredinations), Heritage Scrapper's (HOTP).
Ink: black onyx (Versafine), midnight confession (Powder Puffs)
Accessories: Parisian Accents, Classic Ovals Large, Labels 18 (Spellbinders), metal art (K&Co), silk ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon), craft pick, Prismacolor Pencils, Antique scissors (The Creative Memories Collection).
For more inspiration for the challenge, visit my talented Design Team Members!
Thanks for stopping by and for your wonderful comments! Have a great weekend!
Blessings!
Kathy
What a stunning card Kathy!! I adore your layout and use of dies!! Gorgeous coloring and choice of colors!! The distressed sentiment and the piercing are the perfect finishing touches. Love it!!
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Chris
Forgot....Have a great weekend!! Congrats on your copic certification!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card! Love the colors you used...even though it's not pink and green LOL!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Kathy!! my favorite lighthouse scene, and you did it justice!! love your colours, your frame just pops the picture, and love how your verse stands out!! hugs
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love the colors you chose and The Light of the World is so striking on this card! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo soooo pretty Kathy!!! I love the black and white dp and the SB Parisian accents and framing!!! Awesome card!!!
ReplyDeletefantastic card,kathy!! love the rich, warm colors you used!! hugs!
ReplyDeleteLove the elegance of this card and yet it is masculine as well! So rich and gentleman-like . . love the little diamond brass bits accenting the die cut! A winner!
ReplyDeleteKathy, sweet friend, this card is beyond words beautiful! Love those striking colors and your choice of Spellbinders! Hugs and blessings, Sabrina
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