It's time for the November Instagram Hop with Creative Worship Stamps. By visiting my Instagram Page or the Creative Worship IG Page, you can hop along and be entered to WIN a $25 gift card to spend at Creative Worship. The theme of this month's IG Hop is THEN & NOW as we celebrate 19 years of Creative Worship products. God has #BLESSED Creative Worship Stamps over the years with the ability to provide artists SO many Christ-honoring stamps, dies and products. The talented Design Team Members have created some amazing projects to share with you that combine the THEN (older products) with the NOW (newer CW products). My card combines some of both, and it's always FUN to see how they all complement one another so nicely.This card stars with Twine Cardstock layered with Cranberry Cardstock, and then another piece of Twine Cardstock that was stamped with the Psalm 23 Background Stamp. I love how that one simple background stamp adds so much to the overall feel of the card. It really sets a lovely backdrop for the focal images. The foliage/berries were stamped using the Botanical Branches Stamp Set, and I fussy cut each one. This is a fabulous stamp set for adding different branches and fill-in foliage to your cards.The red piece was stamped using the super cool Vintage Elements Stamp Set. The sentiments are found in the NEW White as Snow Stamp Set. The main sentiment is stamped onto a journalling spot found in the NEW Sermon Notes Stamp Set and the smaller sentiment is stamped on a tab cut with the wonderful Tabs, Tickets & More Dies. Some vintage lace, jute and a rusty bell are the finishing touches to this THEN & NOW card.It would be wonderful to have you stop by the Creative Worship IG feed to hop along with us. You could be this month's lucky WINNER. And in addition to that, I'm always super grateful for your visits here and at my Instagram Page. Thanks so much for visiting me today, and may God bless you as you create and share your art. I hope you'll take a look at Creative Worship Stamps to see what you may "need" under your tree this year.
Blessings,
Karen



No comments:
Post a Comment
Thanks for your comments. They mean so much to me.