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Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Beside Still Waters

Welcome back, I'm so glad to have you visit my blog today! 

Sometimes when you have an idea you just have to get creative with it when it first hits you! That's what happened with today's card. 

I love the idea that Dawn shared at MIM to use panels made with brushstrokes from paint. You can see her gorgeous cards and the amazing challenge samples HERE for more inspiration. 

I got excited about making panels using Nuvo Mousse as I have a quite a few colors of that product. After I made the panels and let them dry, it was too late for me to enter the challenge. 





I also realized that I didn't want to use my panels as a card front or frame, or for foliage since the Mousse colors are soft pastels. 

As I was cleaning off my desk for another project, the idea hit me to use these satiny papers as elements for a Psalm 23 scene.  Instead of setting them aside,  I made this card right then.




I only wish the photo captured the subtle colors and shimmer. The Year of Psalms June set from Papertrey is so beautiful and uses one of my favorite Scriptures. I embossed it in gold. The trees were die cut with Fresh Pine Trio (Memory Box) and the deer die cut is from the first PTI set that I bought - Winter Wonderland.

That's it for me today! 


Be yourself
     Delight in your craft 
        Make something beautiful!











Supplies used:
Stamps: PTI - Year of Psalms June
Paper: Neenah Solar White, SU - Baked Brown Sugar
INK: Versamark
Accessories: Gold EP, Nuvo Mousse - Mother of Pearl, Aquamarine, Spring Green, Indian Gold; other dies - PTI Stitch In Time Borders Die













2 comments:

Leslie Miller said...

I always say I'd love to spend some crafty time simply making backgrounds. I say it, but you actually did it. No need to restrict them to backgrounds, as they do make lovely die cuts. What better way to use these colors than in such a calming and peaceful scene. A beautiful card, Cindy!

Linda Callahan said...

Gorgeous backgrounds!