Lucky Clover
Today's Fun on Friday challenge at Christian Paper Crafts is to make something associated with St. Patrick's Day. It can be a pot of gold, leprechaun, clover, or a go green theme. There's so many possibilities with this one and we invite you to play along and stretch your imagination with us! We'd love to see what you can do. I made this card and I love the way that it turned out. It's fresh and funky and fun. It's actually a birthday card with an Irish birthday sentiment on the inside. It's perfect! Thank you for stopping by this blog and be sure to join us at Christian Paper Crafts daily for our challenges, Bible studies, devotions, and fellowship. God bless your weekend!
If you wish to purchase any of the products made to use this card, please visit Stamp With Cindy!

Delight
Happy Thursday everybody. I'm so glad this week is coming to a close. The busyness is almost driving me nuts. I'm looking forward to relaxing a bit this weekend. In the meantime, here's a card that I made for you and would like to share it.
This card covers 3 challenges: Splitcoast Stampers Color Challenge 261, in which I never thought I'd personally put these colors together but love it (Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery, Melon Mambo)! The second is MTSC64, Mercy Kerin's Lord Have Mercy sketch challenge, and our Christian Paper Crafts Bible Verse Thursday challenge today using the word Delight. Angie always knows the perfect verses to use!
I'm also posting the inside of this card because I actually like it better than the outside of the card. It's very clean and simple, so I suppose I'm getting 2 cards out of 1.
Thank you for looking. Have a wonderful day and God bless!

Hail the Grill Master!
Happy Tuesday everybody! Today is Sketch Tuesday at Christian Paper Crafts and Gloria always comes up with the most awesome, stretch your imagination, and out of the box sketches. We are so blessed to have her! I've done about 10 spring cards and now I'm done with those and am ready for summer! Yesterday it was 75. Today it is 65 and raining, and my shoulders knew that yesterday. I am not going to complain because at least it's not snowing and 40.
I made this card just to make it. I used the color combination of Pacific Point, Groovy Guava, and Certainly Celery, which is a combination that I have never used before and think that it turned out pretty cool. It's a great masculine card. So, why don't you join us today for this challenge and show us what you can do. We always look forward to seeing your creations! Thank you for stopping by and God bless. Today's Treasure: 1 Timothy 2.

Vintage Thanks
This card covers the triple challenges of Christian Paper Crafts Color Monday 47, Splitcoast Stampers Clean and Simple Challenge 57, and the Technique Lover's Challenge 263. This is a little bit different for me as it was 75 degrees outside and I wanted outside too! I let the designer paper and a few embellishments do the work for me. What do you think? I hope you like it and thank you for stopping by! God bless.
Stamps: None
Paper: Cosmo Cricket Honey Pie, Cosmo Cricket Honey Pie Journaling Cards, Papertrey Ink Vintage White
Ink: Stampin' Up! So Saffron
Accessories: Stampin' Up! button, Stampin' Up! Mini Glue Dots, Stampin' Up! Sticky Strip, Stampin' Up! Stampin’ Dimensionals, faux pearls from craft supply.
Tools: Stampin' Up! Embosslits Beautiful Wings, EK Success Corner Rounder, sponge
Technique: Sponging
Size: 4-1/4 x 5-1/2

Happy Spring
Spring is on its way! It's getting to be in the 60s here and I'm so ready for this. Today I'm going to do a little garden cleanup, but before that, I'm going to share with you this cute little Happy Spring card that I made for CAS Case Artist Saturday at Christian Paper Crafts where Ms. Candylou was featured. She has an adorable gallery. I used her Football Birthday Card as my inspiration for my CASE (copy and share everything). I think it turned out real cute and is the perfect kids card. What do you think? Be sure to play along with us today and just have some fun! God bless!

January Crocus and an Interview
It's been a long week, which is why I haven't posted much or have had any new projects to share with you. I've been working on or recreating 19 cards that are getting published in the upcoming months. What an honor and privilege! I am so blessed. I also want to share with you that I'm the Guest Designer at Stampin' Sisters in Christ Challenges today. I love the group of ladies over there. They are very special. A new challenge is presented every Sunday and it's one that I always make sure I participate in.
Today I'm going to share with you a mini card that I made for two challenges at Splitcoast Stampers on Monday and combined them of the Technique Lover's Challenge (faux Nestabilities) and Clean and Simple Challenge (It's Hip to be Square). I've been hooked on Flourishes Stamps lately and they have three newly released A Year in Flowers that I'm playing with right now. Earlier this week, I shared with you my March Pansy mini card and now I'm going to show you my January Crocus card. I've also been on this water coloring kick lately too, so this card was done using the watercolor technique.
Thank you for stopping by and have a very blessed day. I've been in Psalms a lot and Today's Treasure is reading Psalms 50-59. I love them all. God bless.
|
Stamps: Flourishes Calendar Set #1
|
|
Paper: PTI Stamper's Select White, Stampin' Up! Soft Suede, watercolor
|
|
Ink: Stampin' Up! Old Olive, Crushed Curry, Dusty Durango markers
|
|
Accessories: Fiskars Emboss Plus Punch, Stampin' Up! Aquapainter
|
|
Technique: Watercoloring
|




















Subscribe to the comments for this post










