For this month's challenge, I chose the scrapbook sketch. I wasn't sure if I could make it fit my 6 x 6-inch page, but it was quite easy. I am working on creating a small scrapbook containing favorite Bible verses and quotes. I love these verses. The sketch gave me a chance to use some of my new stamps and try a few techniques that I don't often use.
My page uses stamps from the Unity sets called "Vintage Scripture" and "Feel The Joy". I also used a stamp from my collection to create the background. After applying SU Lost Lagoon ink, part of the ink was wiped off before stamping onto SU Pool Party card stock. Then before assembling the page, I sponged Lost Lagoon ink around the edges with a large sponge dauber.
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Friday, July 17, 2015
Monday, January 19, 2015
CAS308--My New Year's Challenge
The CAS challenge today is to make a card illustrating your New Year's Resolution. I want to change the word "resolution" to "challenge". My New Year's Challenge is to create a scrapbook that contains scripture verses, songs, poems, etc. that the Lord used to speak to my heart. My challenge is also to read through the New Testament this year. I am praying that the Lord will show me many new things as I work on my challenges.
This is my card for today's CAS challenge. When I saw this verse, I knew that I needed to write it down so that I could look at it during the year. I created the image on the computer and cut it out. It was there waiting to be used this morning.
The following two pages have verses from Matthew 6. These verses spoke to my heart and I knew right away what I wanted to try to do
This is my card for today's CAS challenge. When I saw this verse, I knew that I needed to write it down so that I could look at it during the year. I created the image on the computer and cut it out. It was there waiting to be used this morning.
These are the first pages to my scrapbook. I am using a 6x6-inch format so the pages are easy to put together.
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