It's time for the Our Daily Bread Designs June Release and I'm excited
to share the projects I made using the Children's Prayers set. If
you've arrived here from Audrey's blog, you're on the right track. If not, you might want to start at the ODBD Blog.
You have an opportunity to win one of 4 different prizes too.
Briefly, here are the details of the hop:
- The hop will run June 1 from 8:00am to June 2, 8:00pm EDT.
- Winners will be announced June 3
- There will be a $15, $20, $30 and $40 Gift Card prize to be used for STAMPS in the ODBD Store. It must be redeemed within the month of June**
- To qualify to win, all you have to do is hop to each of the designers, leave a comment and return to the ODBD Blog to tell us you completed the hop, and let us know of any difficulties you had along the way.
Now, let me tell you about the projects I made.
First, I'd like to share my inspiration for today's projects. The framed prayer on the left was made by my mother before I was born, making it over 45 years old. The frame is quite beat up after making so many moves, but I won't ever replace it because it was made by her and she passed away when my daughter was 1 year old. This hung by the crib for both of my children, and will be passed down too. So, when I saw the "Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep" prayer in this set, I knew I wanted to make something inspired by this framed picture. I made some ornate frames using Spellbinders dies, and included some Crosses from Spellbinders also.
Here's a close up of each framed sentiment in this set. I used the following Spellbinders dies: Resplendent Rectangles, Opulent Ovals and Cross Collection
I used Black Magic ColorCore Cardstock by Core'dinations for the frames and sanded them after diecutting.
I also inked up the cross, from Never Give Up, with Tea Dye (Ranger Distress Ink), stamped it off and then stamped it onto Vintage Cream Cardstock (PTI) for the background. The sentiment panels are all ink distressed using Tea Dye Ranger Distress Ink.
Here are the two stamp sets I used.
That's it from me today. I'm the tail end of this hop, so head on over to the ODBD Blog next.
Thank you so much for dropping by!
Happy Stamping!
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Stamps: Children's Prayers (ODBD)
Paper: Black Magic ColorCore Cardstock (Core'dinations), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Onyx Black (Versafine), Tea Dye (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Dies ~ Resplendent Rectangles, Opulent Ovals and Cross Collection, Vintage Trinkets and Pearl cluster (Prima)
Really like this idea, now the prayers are easily used anywhere in the home, rather than just in a child's room. Great thinking!
ReplyDeletehow special, Tosh... these are all wonderful! the frames don't even look like paper... beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow Tosh, these are awesome. I love the dies you used and the colors are so rich.
ReplyDeleteI really like your use of frames....so so pretty. You are very talented!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Tosh... these are all so precious!!! I love the cross lightly stamped in the background and the coredinations cs really makes the frames details pop!!! LOVE the inspiration framed piece your mother made! That is so special and makes these cards even more special as well!!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Grace
Wow!! What amazingly beautiful inspired pieces of art!! These are such a lovely tribute to your mom and her memory!! You have created some new family heirlooms to pass down through the ages!! Love this!!
ReplyDeleteTosh, I fell in love with the gorgeous frames you have created, but now I love them even more after reading about your mom.....so bittersweet!!! Thank you for using the crosses....when these new sets came out, I wanted to incorporate this die set somehow.....thanks for the inspiration....they are so beautiful together!! HUGS!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these the best. Very elegant. Great for gifts.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely beautiful! I am going to have to look into those frame dies. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects..
ReplyDeleteYour work is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour mothers gift to you and your family inspires me to make such a preious gift for my 1st grandchild. Your frames are just beautiful, thank you for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteTosh these little frames are so cute!!!! Great idea! I absolutely love the little framed prayer your Mom made! What a beautiful keepsake to pass down!
ReplyDeleteTosh, I have goosebumps all over after reading your post and seeing the framed prayer your Mom made and then the framed prayers that you made. What a special special feeling you must have had making these - I know your Mom was with you, and is right now, sharing in your delight!! What a blessing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Audrey
What beautiful framed prayers, Tosh! And your inspiration piece is such a loving, sweet memory to have of your mother. Fabulous project!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are gorgeous. They look like real metal frames. Love how you did each one. The framed prayer by your mother is a precious keepsake and great inspiration. TFS
ReplyDeleteWOW! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.
Sandra ltb
I love what you did with these! The frames are beautiful for any age and a reminder to pray. The faith of a child God will not despise, and when we pray with the faith of a child he hears and answers us. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done, Tosh!! Gorgeous frames for all of them.
ReplyDeleteLoved the cross frames. Simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness... I absolutely love your project!! Such a wonderful idea!! They are all so beautifully gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteSimply Gorgeous wall hangings. the details and sentiments are perfect. thanks for sharing your projects. love love the new stamps.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your projects.
ReplyDeleteThose frames are fabulous!!! What a lovely way to carry on the tradition.
ReplyDeleteThese framed images are wonderful! Love your mom's framed prayer that gave you the inspiration! What a treasure to pass down! TFS God bless!!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing such pretty creations.
ReplyDeleteOh, these are the best!! What a wonderful way to use the spellbinders, they are so beautiful, and it really highlights them. I have the black magic cardstock and have yet to use it, here I go!! They would be great as the focal point of a card, too. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteI apologize if this posts twice, it didn't seem to post the first time. Anyway, I love the way you used the spellbinders die cuts for this, and so impressive with the black magic coordinations cardstock! These would be great as the focal point of a card as well. Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are gorgeous. The framed prayer made by your mother is beautiful. Mary L Schreiber
ReplyDeleteLove your projects.
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Your frames are stunning, Tosh! And what heartwarming inspiration! Love how you were able to achieve an antique look with the papers and sanding...just beautiful! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful frames Tosh!! I love the ornate frames with the crosses and the fact that they were inspired by your Mom's creation makes it even more precious. Stunning!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Chris
Tosh, oh my goodness, your creations are amazing! I love your inspiration piece your Mom made so many years ago. It is amazing that both of your college kids had it and that you plan on passing it on when your babies have babies......what a special way of sharing some of your Mom's love and keeping memeories alive! Hugs and blessings, Sabrina
ReplyDeleteWow!! What a wonderful momento from your mother! Love what you did with your frames!! Look very antique and beautiful..what a clever idea!!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous! Wonderful! Thanks for sharing your picture frame w/prayer story of your Mom, I know it means the world to you! Hugs, Donna (not sure where the other comments are, but hopefully I am in the right place!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful story behind these, Tosh! Your frames are stunning and a beautiful way to show the stamps! Blessings! Kathy
ReplyDeleteWHERE ARE ALL THE COMMENTS????? THIS IS GORGEOUS TOSH!!!!!!!!! AND your INSPIRATION PICTURE & the story you've shared makes your pieces EVEN MORE SPECIAL!!!!!!! They're ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!! :) THANK YOU for sharing them with us!!!!!!! :) (P.S. I'm LOOOOOVING the sets released this month!) :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your frames with ODBD verses. BEAUTIFUL vintage look!
ReplyDeletePamela
Wonderful creations that come from so much family inspired inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThese wonderful works of art are SIMPLY...gorgeous and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your projects! I am confused however about this last link. The other one on Audrey's did not go anywhere.
ReplyDeleteOh my Tosh, I just love the vintage feel you have brought to the framing of these sentiments, would go great with your mothers framing, what a precious piece to have from her!
ReplyDeleteI love how you took your inspiration from the framed prayer. The attention to details on your frames is amazing. Beautifully done. Amy Marshall
ReplyDeleteWow.. these are so stunning!! I love the dies you used.. the contrast between the dark and the lighter orange.. Just gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW, WOW, WOW, Tosh! The work you did on your precious children cards/frames is gorgeous. They look like the one your mom had for you. Thank you for inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteHow special these projects are!
ReplyDeleteThese seriously are my favorite from the whole blog. Guess the best was saved till the end :) !!!
ReplyDeleteActually the whole blog hop was fun and has inspired me to get busy. Thanks for sharing with us
Great projects; love the sweet set of "pictures". How special to have that prayer made by your mother. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteTosh these are so sweet, perfect for gifts!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery awesome frames! They look real!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, love your frames made with the dies. I'd love to do that with the scripture stamps from ODBD, wonderful idea!
ReplyDeletenever, never, never give up is a motto I always use - thank you for showing me this offering as I hadn't seen in before.
ReplyDeleteWonderful framed sayings. Great Idea.
ReplyDeleteStu Ning, from the frames to the sentiments. Thanks for sharing. Your work is inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such a beautiful hanging from your childhood! We never realize how important our mother is until she's not here any longer. Love your projects! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your touching story. And what a precious keepsake to share for generations to come. Hugs~
ReplyDeleteI love your gorgeous wall hangings. These are destined to become keepsakes as well. TFS.
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Oh wow Tosh! GORGEOUS and so creative. The best for last. This is stunning ! I cant wait to get this set.
ReplyDeleteSuch a creative use of this month's release. Love your work and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful home decor Tosh...you always make wonderful creations!
ReplyDeleteYour framed projects are stunning, and I love the needlework treasure. I have something similar that hung by my bed. It was embroidered by my great grandmother and remains a special treasure. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou did such a wonderful job on your projects! I love the framed prayer your Mom made, what a wonderful heirloom!
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