Showing posts with label Trust God. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trust God. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Best Wishes

Well somehow I misplaced the wedding card, so I created this one to mail. Strangely so....I like this one better than the double Z fold one.
 Classic two birds using Stampin Up bird punch
 Added a heart and sentiment. Mounted using two SU Punches
Inside, I bordered with the beautiful Martha Stewart heart punch, sentiment from Trust God SU stamp set.
Done! Simple! Off to mail with a note. For all I know, the card may be with the gift! Ha. 

Sunday, June 5, 2016

Single layer cards

I had to make a couple quick cards and sent them last week, both for people with ailments.
I used the Stampin Up set Countryside and the sentiment from Trust God. I used colored pencils to color the images.
Using a sponge and ink, I created clouds with ripped paper.

Saturday, January 23, 2016

Trust God

I made this Christening card as I was invited by my neighbor to her daughter's little boy's event. Card made 7/20/14) (could not get a clear picture of the card)

I recalled this type of card, but didn't have a template as I didn't have time to look for it. (Did the best I could do)

Start out with 4 1/4 x 11 white cardstock and score at the top.
About two inches from the top cut in and down to create the arms.
Using a large circle punch or a cover, trace and cut a portion of a circle for the neck and leg holes.
Use various embossing folders depending on if it's for a girl or boy.

Inside I stamped a sentiment from Trust God Stampin Up set.

Monday, January 6, 2014

Trust in the Lord

I wanted to use these two new stamps and created this card which has multiple layers.

The Sentiment is from Stampin' Up! set called Trust God. The sentiment says: Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.
The flower image which I used two different SU inks is from JoAnn Craft Store Studio 112 collection.

I should have made the inner mats smaller as you can't see the embossing on the first white layer.