Hi everyone!
I'm here with a reminder for our current Time Out challenge. This time it's our Inspired by Words challenge. The quote for the challenge is
With each sunrise we are given a chance for a new beginning.
This quote reminded me of a picture I took last year at church on Christmas day. It was a new banner hanging beside the altar and I knew I could translate it into a card.
Which is just what I did! I think it turned out pretty much as I envisioned. I started by using masking tape and sponged Wild Honey distress inks onto the white card panel. I also sponged the same ink onto some white cardstock that I die cut with some rolling hills dies. I stamped the manger in chocolate ink and die cut the silhouettes in chocolate cardstock. They were all attached to the white cardstock. I stamped the sentiment and star and added a crystal to the center of the star.
You can see more from the design team and our guest on the Time Out blog.
Thanks for stopping by!
Recipe
Stamps: Nativity Silhouettes (PTI)
Paper: Recollections white, chocolate chip
Ink: Wild honey, chocolate chip
Accessories: Nativity Silhouettes dies (PTI), Build a Scene Rolling Hills dies (TE), crystal
8 comments:
I loved how you were inspired and I must remember to take photos when I see something that I know I can make into a card. Your masking and sponging is perfect and I had forgotten how great yellow and brown work xx
I love how you were inspired Lisa. your design is absolute perfection.
Wow Lisa, great job! I love the way you were inspired by something you saw and made it your own. Great design, I especially love the sun rays!
What a lovely Christmas banner, Lisa ... translated so beautifully into your wonderful card ... its just fabulous! Hugs, Anita :)
Your card looks so moden, even if the image is so beautifully native; a great way to combine these! Happy New Year and hugs, Gerrina
I love how you were inspired by the quote and the banner in your church (BTW - great idea to take a picture for future reference - that is a great tip!). Your inspiration came to life beautifully - everything about the card is perfect! Happy New Year! Jill
WOW! THat looks just like the original inspiration - so impressive. And what a great idea, perfectly executed. Jenny x
I realized that I forgot to comment on the reminder posts last challenge. This is such a wonderful creation. What a great job you did creating this beautiful Nativity scene from the inspiration piece from your church. That makes it all the more special. Hope you had a Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to you and yours.
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