CTMH Supplies used: Cherry O Creative Basics, White Daisy, Crystal Blue, Buttercup, Desert Sand, Vanilla Cream Cardstock, Black Ink, White Gel Pen (for Eyes)
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Inspired Stamps Artwork
This week for our Inspired Stamps design team artwork we were to use our favorite His Little One and combine it with a Scripture. Here is what I came up with using His Little Ones - Boy Praying and one of my all time favorite verses Jeremiah 29:11 from the His Plans For You stampset.
Materials Used: Inspired Stamps His Little Ones - Boy Praying , His Plans For You
CTMH Supplies used: Cherry O Creative Basics, White Daisy, Crystal Blue, Buttercup, Desert Sand, Vanilla Cream Cardstock, Black Ink, White Gel Pen (for Eyes)
CTMH Supplies used: Cherry O Creative Basics, White Daisy, Crystal Blue, Buttercup, Desert Sand, Vanilla Cream Cardstock, Black Ink, White Gel Pen (for Eyes)
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Jenn,
ReplyDeleteLove how you paper pieced his PJs. This would make a great masculine card. Love that scripture. Great job.
Jenn,
ReplyDeleteI am so happy you are with us for the new DT!! I love this card so much and the yellow around the HLO...how CUTE is THAT?!
Very cute card. Hugs, Kim
ReplyDeleteAdorable! So glad you are still on the team!
ReplyDeleteHi Jenn, what a cute card!! Love this scripture sentiment, and the halo around the praying boy.
ReplyDeleteLove the card and I like how the brown plaid fits in the little boy theme. Great card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, the yellow piece looks just like a halo. It's great to be on the DT with you again:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Just love them all! I look forward to seeing more of your cards!
ReplyDeleteThe little halo around praying boy is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteVery cute!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteSo Cute! Congrats on being selected to part of the Design Team.
ReplyDeleteVery nice--I like the plaid background.
ReplyDeleteAdorable card! I love the halo.
ReplyDeleteI like the little boy with the plaid paper. It makes the card very different and neat. You don't see a whole lot of cards that would be good for boys.
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