Good morning!
Time for a new challenge at Our Daily Bread Designs.
A new sketch to inspire you!
A new sketch to inspire you!
ODBD stamps: Merry & Bright
ODBD dies: Christmas Lights, Snowflake Sky, Doily, Pierced Circles
I used the outer doily die to cut the scallop frame and the vellum. The background was sprayed with Dylusions spray inks on aluminum foil (or any non porous surface) and then sprayed with lots of water and my paper dunked into the inky puddles sort of speak. When dry, I cut the "Snowflake Sky" in white and glued it (and the frame that comes with it) to the top of the background that I made. I cut 2 strands of "Christmas Lights", colored them with a purplish color and glued them to my hand cut banner which is popped up with foam tape. The sentiment is cut with a pierced circle then popped up and matted with another pierced circle.
I added some rhinestones to the background for some extra bling.
In real life my bow and sentiment matches perfectly so I think the embossing powder and the shimmer of the ribbon must bounce light differently.
Here is the sketch, have fun!
ODBD new products used:
There will be a $15 gift certificate toward stamps for one random winner as well as one winner for the Shining the Light Award.
The participants have until November 27 to join us.
Please submit your entry to the ODBD Blog HERE.
Thanks for visiting today!
Robin
Ephesians 2: 8-10
8 For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, 9 not of works, lest anyone should boast. 10 For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.
ODBD dies: Christmas Lights, Snowflake Sky, Doily, Pierced Circles
I used the outer doily die to cut the scallop frame and the vellum. The background was sprayed with Dylusions spray inks on aluminum foil (or any non porous surface) and then sprayed with lots of water and my paper dunked into the inky puddles sort of speak. When dry, I cut the "Snowflake Sky" in white and glued it (and the frame that comes with it) to the top of the background that I made. I cut 2 strands of "Christmas Lights", colored them with a purplish color and glued them to my hand cut banner which is popped up with foam tape. The sentiment is cut with a pierced circle then popped up and matted with another pierced circle.
I added some rhinestones to the background for some extra bling.
In real life my bow and sentiment matches perfectly so I think the embossing powder and the shimmer of the ribbon must bounce light differently.
Please visit my design team sisters for more inspiration
Here is the sketch, have fun!
ODBD new products used:
There will be a $15 gift certificate toward stamps for one random winner as well as one winner for the Shining the Light Award.
The participants have until November 27 to join us.
Please submit your entry to the ODBD Blog HERE.
Thanks for visiting today!
Robin
Ephesians 2: 8-10
8 For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, 9 not of works, lest anyone should boast. 10 For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.
4 comments:
Love your background and that framed vellum is genius! Beautiful!
Oh, Robin! This is GORGEOUS, and I love the amazing background you've created! Wow! And how clever to use vellum and the outer doily die against the snowflake sky! Beautiful finishing touches like the shaded lights and your yummy ribbon! Stunning as always, precious friend! Hugs and love!
LOL I am still trying to prove that I am not a robot. Hopefully this time it will work as I really want you to know how much I love this beautiful creation.
This is so beautiful, Robin!! I just love the soft pastels, all the textures, and the background you created!! So creative and elegant! Stunning Christmas card my friend!
hugs,
Chris
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