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Friday, April 24, 2009
Our Daily Bread: Sneak Peek
Jeanne Streiff has issued a Limited Supplies Challenge on SCS to make a card based on the colors of a room in your home. Now, I normally don't participate in this challenge...well...simply because I'm not very good at *limiting* myself. I keep adding, and adding, and adding. I adore CAS (Clean and Simple) cards. Mostly because I so wish I could make cards like that. I don't have an eye for that though. My balance is always off. So, back to this challenge. We were also to limit our layers and embellishments. Believe me, 4 layers is limiting me...and 3 stars with twine...very limited. So, I hope I haven't overexteded myself in this one.
"The Lord is my Shepherd" sampler was made by Miss Fannie Turgeon in 1993. And this, among other samplers, is hanging in my guest bathroom. It's painted a deep red, and is decorated with rustic country samplers and outhouses. I know...an odd combo, but I felt they were both in the same era...kwim?
This is my first ever sneak peek!! Woo-Hoo! Kelley, from Our Daily Bread Designs, has some fabulous new images for you for that will be released May 1. The DT has already been busy making some GORGEOUS cards. I'm seriously in awe!! The links to their galleries are on the left. Be sure to check them out regularly. Everyone will be posting soon.
The papers were ink distressed with Scattered Straw and Vintage Photo (Ranger Distress Ink), and the bg was stamped with Stampin' UP!'s bg Sanded. The stars are Cuttlebug dies, and I punched the corners with a Marvy corner punch.
Hope you all had a wonderful week and have a blessed weekend.
Happy stamping!!
Tosh
Supplies:
Stamps - Our Daily Bread, Sanded (Stampin' UP!)
Paper - Prism
Ink - Brilliance Graphite Black, Scattered Straw and Vintage Photo (Ranger Distress Ink)
Accessories - Marvy corner punch, Star diecut (Cuttlebug), twine, Detail Black ep
What an awesome looking card, Tosh! Love the background stamping and the distressed stars with hemp twine....and most of all, I'm excited to see a stamp with the pledge of allegience...with God in it....as it should be.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with Denise!!! What a gorgeous card!!! Oh I can't wait to see the Release - it looks so exciting!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!!! Hugs ~S~
Tosh I love love love your Pledge of Allegiance card. It's perfectly distressed and wonderfully matted. You have got quite an eye!
ReplyDeleteOh Tosh, I love this one! I love the distressed edges and the twine and stars... perfect for the Pledge of Allegience!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is gorgeous!! I love how rustic it is with your stars and the twine!!
ReplyDeletePerfect for this challenge Tosh ... love it
ReplyDeletestellar creations......so vintage/shabby chic in look....warm, rich
ReplyDeleteFantastic and rustic!! I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteTosh, this is so stunning!!!! Love the tactile quality to this card. Beautifully done!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh I just love your card! I can hardly wait to see this set released!
ReplyDeleteI totally understand your dilemma in holding back, Tosh! This card is beautiful! You definitely got the rustic thang down!
ReplyDeleteso love the old worn feel of this, neat layering and colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! I love how you made the paper look aged and torn.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this card!!! Its gorgeous and shabby and perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, and I love the aging and distressing you've done!!
ReplyDeleteIncredible!! Love the aged, rustic look!
ReplyDeleteYou really did a fine job with the requirements and this great stamp!!! As was mentioned, great to see it with "God" in it, as it should be!!
ReplyDeleteThe paper and colors and the distressed look... the best!!!
Denise from Massillon
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Great pledge card! Love how you used the layers of paper and curled the edges. Excellent job!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this!! So vintagey and aged looking! Totally cool look here!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on the ODBD site - I just love how you made it look like aged parchment with your distressing and curling - wonderful card - I just ordered both new sets!
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