Hi there!
As I announced on Wednesday, I am a Guest Designer this month for Word Art Wednesday! I almost always play in their challenges, and I'm very honored to be asked by Karen to join them!
For this week's challenge, the sponsors are Lisa's Altered Art and Eureka Stamps. The Scripture/Word Art for this week is Psalm 91:11.
You may use this for your creation this week, but are not required to. Anything goes as long as it is framily-friendly and uses an encouraging, uplifting sentiment.
Here is my card for the challenge this week:
I printed the Scripture on white cardstock and cut it using Labels 20 Dies. The card base is Baja Breeze. I cut a white mat using Romantic Rectangles and added a piece of Parisian Breeze Designer Paper (one of my favorite dp that I save for special occasions). I added the Scripture die cut with pop dots and embellished it with flowers, butterflies, pearls and a bow. The largest flower was made with Heartfelt Creations' Vintage Floret Dies.
Card Recipe:
Paper: Solar White (Neenah), Parisian Breeze (Stampin' Up)
Ink: Printer ink, Aegean Blue (VersaMagic)
Accessories: Flower punch (EKSuccess), Embosslits Beautiful Wings (SU), Vintage Floret Die (Heartfelt Creations), Labels 20, Romantic Rectangles (Spellbinders), Bow-Easy, White Seam Binding (Really Reasonable Ribbon), adhesive pearls, White Opal Liquid Pearls (Ranger), Elegant Scrollwork Die (Memory Box), McGill Tool Kit & Mat
Thank you for stopping by today! Hope to see you join in the WAW challenge this week!
Blessings!
Kathy
As I announced on Wednesday, I am a Guest Designer this month for Word Art Wednesday! I almost always play in their challenges, and I'm very honored to be asked by Karen to join them!
For this week's challenge, the sponsors are Lisa's Altered Art and Eureka Stamps. The Scripture/Word Art for this week is Psalm 91:11.
You may use this for your creation this week, but are not required to. Anything goes as long as it is framily-friendly and uses an encouraging, uplifting sentiment.
Here is my card for the challenge this week:
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I printed the Scripture on white cardstock and cut it using Labels 20 Dies. The card base is Baja Breeze. I cut a white mat using Romantic Rectangles and added a piece of Parisian Breeze Designer Paper (one of my favorite dp that I save for special occasions). I added the Scripture die cut with pop dots and embellished it with flowers, butterflies, pearls and a bow. The largest flower was made with Heartfelt Creations' Vintage Floret Dies.
Card Recipe:
Paper: Solar White (Neenah), Parisian Breeze (Stampin' Up)
Ink: Printer ink, Aegean Blue (VersaMagic)
Accessories: Flower punch (EKSuccess), Embosslits Beautiful Wings (SU), Vintage Floret Die (Heartfelt Creations), Labels 20, Romantic Rectangles (Spellbinders), Bow-Easy, White Seam Binding (Really Reasonable Ribbon), adhesive pearls, White Opal Liquid Pearls (Ranger), Elegant Scrollwork Die (Memory Box), McGill Tool Kit & Mat
Thank you for stopping by today! Hope to see you join in the WAW challenge this week!
Blessings!
Kathy
Beautiful card! Just love the blues. I love Philippians 4 as well.
ReplyDeleteso lovely, like the soft color and the pretty embellishing of the verse!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card!! Love the colors, very elegant!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, Congratulations on being a guest designer at Word Art Wednesday. Your card is absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing your gifts with us. ~ Abby
ReplyDeleteSo soft and pretty. Congrats on the guest dt spot. They are so lucky to have you.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Kathy!! Congrats on being a guest designer at Word Art Wednesday. This card is beyond words. I am in Awe!! What did you use to make the white swirl lines near the pearls? This card is incredible!!
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Have a fabulous week! Hugs, Gloria
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Your card is amazingly beautiful! I love how you captured the sparkle in the picture, I have such a hard time doing that. Congrats on being guest designer for April.
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