I Brake for Blessings!

Hello and happy Saturday!

Today I'm sharing a sympathy card with you.  My co-worker lost her baby and I wanted something beautiful for her.

On the front of the card I used a verse that's not meant to be for a sympathy card but by eliminating the final line I felt it was appropriate for her.  She's religious and I think these words will mean something to her.

The stamp is called The Blessings Of Peace and it's a Christmas sentiment. (minus the last line)

Inside I stamped a teddy bear and a sympathy verse.
I hope she's able to start healing soon.

I Brake for Christmas Blessings!

Hello and happy Saturday!

Renee here and I'm sharing a Christmas card today.  I don't know...I've just been in a holiday mood lately. 

 Today my card doesn't have an image...just a sentiment.  The verse is called THE BLESSING OF PEACE.

I love the pretty font on this verse.

Inside I used ELEGANT MERRY CHRISTMAS.

I Brake For Christmas Goldfinches

Hello everyone and Happy Saturday!

 

Today I'm sharing a card that I used a little artistic license on.  My image is called GOLDFINCH.  Now I know that goldfinches aren't blue but it matches my paper.  So...my Christmas goldfinch is blue.  If you love birds you can find many beautiful bird images at I Brake For Stamps.

 

 

 

 

On the inside I used a beautiful holiday verse called THE BLESSINGS OF PEACE.

 



 

 

The Blessing of Peace

Good morning! This is my card for this week's Belli Challenge. We are doing a unique twist this time - it's called 1234. Basically you use a certain number of certain items so they fit into the 1234 group. For example, you could use 1 ribbon, 2 brads, 3 stamps, and 4 sheets of paper. You decide what embellishments go with each number.

For my card, I used:

1 - stamp (The Blessing of Peace from I Brake for Stamps)
2 - die cuts (Labels 17 - Spellbinders, Holly Flourish - Cheery Lynn Designs)
3 - flowers (Wild Orchid Flowers from I Brake for Stamps)
4 - sheets of designer paper (Season's Greetings - Echo Park)

My background is a technique that I created called Collaged Circles. If you are a subscriber to the Technique Junkies newsletter, you can look up the tutorial to see how to create your own background. :-)


Isn't that a fun challenge? You could have all kinds of combinations. Why don't you give it a whirl?

Have a great day!