Time for another
Stampin' Up Only challenge; today we are focusing on Easter. Let's celebrate my favorite, and the holiest, of Christian holidays. I just love the sentiment in the
Just Believe stamp set, "Some things have to be believed to be seen." If this just doesn't describe God... or even faith in general.
I started off with masking and sponging. It still looked rather plain, so I kept adding layers of stamp images. Then I had to add some telescoping cut-outs to distract from my mistakes. :)
Nothing too fancy with the cut-outs. I just ran all the framelits through the Big Shot at one time, held down with post-it notes, and then back-filled the holes with blank Whisper White card stock cut-outs. Totally not where I was going with this card, but it turned out fun anyway.
Stamps: Just Believe, French Foliage, En Francais BG; Paper: Whisper White; Ink: Old Olive, So Saffron, Pumpkin Pie, Cajun Craze, Sahara Sand, Black Stazon; Accessories: Sponges, Post-it Notes, Windows Frames Collection framelits, Big Shot, Dimensionals.
Thanks for stopping by!
10 comments:
This is stunning, Heidi! I have always loved this quote because it defines faith. Love that you used it here!
Wow, Heidi! That looks amazing with those die cuts! Clever you as always!
Mistakes are just another term for creativity, right? This card turned out absolutely gorgeous and the sentiment is perfect for Easter.
Your card is amazing!!! Yes a perfect verse for an Easter card! I love it and pinned it and will CASE it!
WOW! Absolutely gorgeous, Heidi!
This is an amazing card. I love the sentiment, it speaks so much to my faith, in such a beautiful way. The colors and the stamping are also very gorgeous. It all works so well together. Thank you so much for coming to my blog and leaving me an encouraging comment. As a new card maker, it means so much to hear kind words from experienced card makers such as yourself. Thanks again for taking the time to visit me.
This is a beautiful card. It looks so graceful. Which ever way you may have been going with it you truly took the right path. Thank you for sharing your fabulous work.
Love this! Great take on that technique.
um, WOW. This is absolutely gorgeous, Heidi! Stunning.
Love this and am using a CASE of it for my card class this weekend! Thanks for the inspiration.
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