Welcome to the Word Art Wednesday / Stampin' Sisters in Christ Valentine's Blog Hop. We are celebrating LOVE......God's love. If you arrived here from Karen's blog, you are in the
right place. If not, you might want to start at the Word Art Wednesday Blog and hop from
there, for a chance to win one of several prizes and see lots of beautiful word art
along the way.
Here are the hop details:
The hop will run until February 13 and there will be prizes! Some of the blogs along the hop are offering prizes and there will be a drawing for a Grand Prize from Stampin' Up for all who complete the entire hop. To be eligible for the Grand Prize, hop
to each designers blog and leave a comment. After you have completed the hop,
go to the Stampin' Sisters In Christ Blog and leave a
comment telling us that you have completed the hop, making note if there were
any designers blogs that you couldn't comment on. The winner will be announced on the Word Art Wednesday Blog on Valentine's Day.
The word art for the hop comes from John 15:9...
Since we're celebrating love, I choose a photo of my husband and I, taken last February, for my layout.
I printed the word art out on cardstock and die cut it into a heart shape. The red heart is a paper doily that I sprayed with glimmer mist.
Supplies:
BoBunny Enchanted Patterned Paper
DCWV, Martha Stewart and Creative Memories Cardstock
Recollections, Kaiser Craft and Martha Stewart Gems
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist
Doily, Lace, Ink
What would Valentine's Day be without candy??? Blog candy that is!!! One blessed person will be the winner of the goodies pictured below. To be eligible for the drawing, all you have to do is become a follower of this blog (if you aren't already) and leave a comment on this post. The winner will be announced here on Valentine's Day.
From here you will hop to Linda's Blog, Lovely Linda's Craft Central.
Thanks for hopping along with us. Enjoy the rest of the hop!
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Word Art Wednesday #14
It's Word Art Wednesday!! Today's word art comes from the Book of Job:
Supplies:
DCWV Patterned Paper
American Crafts Ribbon
Crossed Paths Charm
Making Memories Ribbon Slide
Twine, Button
Tim Holtz Distress Ink
Spellbinders Labels 8
I hope you join the Word Art Wednesday challenge this week. Check out the Word Art Wednesday Challenge Blog to see what the other design team members created with this week's art. Be sure to check out the challenge guidelines to find out how you can be eligible for the weekly prize drawing from this week's sponsor Fred She Said .
Come back tomorrow for the "It's All About Love...His Love" Blog Hop. We are joining with our sister site, Stampin Sisters in Christ for our Valentine's Hop and there will be prizes!!!! The hop will start at the Word Art Wednesday Blog . Hope you'll hop along with us!!
This verse from Job is so powerful! God allowed Satan to test Job with things so
awful that it’s hard to imagine living through them. And even though Job was going through
unthinkable trials and tribulations, through it all he knew that no matter the outcome, HIS REDEEMER LIVES
and one day he would see him face to face.
This week I choose to use a photo of my husband for my
layout because he is a man of great faith. He is an “upright man who fears God and shuns
evil”. And like Job, he knows that his
Redeemer lives!!!Supplies:
DCWV Patterned Paper
American Crafts Ribbon
Crossed Paths Charm
Making Memories Ribbon Slide
Twine, Button
Tim Holtz Distress Ink
Spellbinders Labels 8
I hope you join the Word Art Wednesday challenge this week. Check out the Word Art Wednesday Challenge Blog to see what the other design team members created with this week's art. Be sure to check out the challenge guidelines to find out how you can be eligible for the weekly prize drawing from this week's sponsor Fred She Said .
Come back tomorrow for the "It's All About Love...His Love" Blog Hop. We are joining with our sister site, Stampin Sisters in Christ for our Valentine's Hop and there will be prizes!!!! The hop will start at the Word Art Wednesday Blog . Hope you'll hop along with us!!
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
ODBD February Scrapbook Challenge
Hi Everyone!!! It's time for the February Our Daily Bread Designs Scrapbook Challenge. We've had a little change to our challenge posting rotation. I'll now be posting the challenge and my sample layout here on the 1st Tuesday of the month.
For February we're having a recipe challenge. Your challenge is to choose 3 ingredients from the recipe and use them on any size scrapbook page along with ODBD stamps. You may use more ingredients but you must use at least 3 from this recipe. Have fun mixing it up!
Recipe List:
Bling
Buttons
Flowers
Chipboard
Ribbon/Twine/String
Sewing (hand or machine)
For my layout I used the ODBD The Mighty Sea stamp set. My ingredients from the recipe are bling, buttons, ribbon, twine and hand sewing. The photos are of my son during a summer vacation to Myrtle Beach in July 2006.
I stamped the Mighty Sea image on cardstock using Memento ink, colored it with Pebbles Shimmer chalks and matted it with green patterned paper. I stamped the scripture and sentiment stamps on shipping tags and colored them with distress and chalk inks. I think the stamped images make great accents for any scrapbook page. If you're never incorporated stamping on your scrapbook pages you should give it a try.
Supplies:
K & Co. Patterned paper
Bazzill cardstock
ODBD The Mighty Sea Stamps
Basic Grey Gems
K & Co. Paper Ribbon
Buttons, Tags, Twine, Thread
Pebbles Chalks
Memento, Tim Holtz Distress, Colorbox Chalk and VersaFine Inks
To see all the challenge guidelines and how you can win a $15 gift certificate to the Our Daily Bread Designs store click here. Also be sure to check out Patter Cross' inspiration for this challenge in her blog post here. The challenge runs through Wednesday February 29th, 6:00 PM EST.
I hope you decide to join in this challenge. I can't wait to see what you create.
For February we're having a recipe challenge. Your challenge is to choose 3 ingredients from the recipe and use them on any size scrapbook page along with ODBD stamps. You may use more ingredients but you must use at least 3 from this recipe. Have fun mixing it up!
Recipe List:
Bling
Buttons
Flowers
Chipboard
Ribbon/Twine/String
Sewing (hand or machine)
For my layout I used the ODBD The Mighty Sea stamp set. My ingredients from the recipe are bling, buttons, ribbon, twine and hand sewing. The photos are of my son during a summer vacation to Myrtle Beach in July 2006.
I stamped the Mighty Sea image on cardstock using Memento ink, colored it with Pebbles Shimmer chalks and matted it with green patterned paper. I stamped the scripture and sentiment stamps on shipping tags and colored them with distress and chalk inks. I think the stamped images make great accents for any scrapbook page. If you're never incorporated stamping on your scrapbook pages you should give it a try.
Supplies:
K & Co. Patterned paper
Bazzill cardstock
ODBD The Mighty Sea Stamps
Basic Grey Gems
K & Co. Paper Ribbon
Buttons, Tags, Twine, Thread
Pebbles Chalks
Memento, Tim Holtz Distress, Colorbox Chalk and VersaFine Inks
To see all the challenge guidelines and how you can win a $15 gift certificate to the Our Daily Bread Designs store click here. Also be sure to check out Patter Cross' inspiration for this challenge in her blog post here. The challenge runs through Wednesday February 29th, 6:00 PM EST.
I hope you decide to join in this challenge. I can't wait to see what you create.
Friday, February 3, 2012
February Gems of Inspiration
Happy
Friday!!! It's time for the February Gems
of Inspiration scrapbook challenge on the Our Daily Bread Designs Forum. The other day, when I changed my calendar to
February, I noticed something that I only see once every 4 years. This year is a leap year!! There are 29 days this month! As I started thinking about leap years and
taking a leap, my thoughts turned to leaps of faith. I immediately thought about Jesus and Peter walking
on the water in Matthew
14.
“Lord, if it’s you,”
Peter replied, “tell me to come to you on the water.” “Come,” he said.
Supplies:
Shortly before dawn Jesus went out to them,
walking on the lake. When the disciples
saw him walking on the lake, they were terrified. “It’s a ghost,” they said,
and cried out in fear. But Jesus immediately
said to them: “Take courage! It is I. Don’t
be afraid.”
Then Peter got down out of the boat, walked on the water and
came toward Jesus. But when he saw the
wind, he was afraid and, beginning to sink, cried out, “Lord, save me!”
Immediately Jesus
reached out his hand and caught him. “You of little faith,” he said, “why did
you doubt?” And when they climbed into
the boat, the wind died down. Matt
14:25-32
Have you considered taking a leap of faith lately? When you step out on faith, and stay the
course, God’s got your back!
This month's challenge is all about taking a leap...a leap into creativity! Create a layout using something that is
totally new to you. It could be trying a
new technique or using a new tool. Using
a paper or embellishment that you just bought or one that’s been sitting
unloved in your stash for a while. Step
out of your comfort zone and try something new!
My something new on my layout are the handmade burlap
flowers. I used some white burlap and die
cut the flowers with my Big Shot. I then
sprayed the flowers with glimmer mist to give them some color. As I was moving the flowers I noticed that
the edges were unraveling and they weren’t looking very flowerlike anymore. As
I had never die cut burlap before, it hadn’t occurred to me that the edges
would fray. Determined to make this work,
I went to my local craft store and described my problem to the clerk in the
sewing department. She recommended a product called Fray Check. I die cut and misted some more burlap flowers,
applied the fray check to the edges and they turned out great.
Supplies:
K & Co. Patterned Paper, Stickers & Tag
Tim Holtz Tattered Flowers Die
Die Versions Tickled Pink Font Die
Versafine and CTMH Inks
Burlap
I hope you get a chance to play along this month. I’d love to see the results of your leap of
creativity.
If you are using Our
Daily Bread Designs stamps, you are encouraged to upload your page to the Scrapbook
Pages Category in the ODBD Gallery using keyword ODBDGI03. If you aren't yet registered there, sign up
only takes a couple of minutes. If you do not use ODBD stamps, you can post to
your blog or another publicly viewable online gallery. Be sure and to come
back here and share the link so we can see your beautiful work!
Looking for more scrapbook challenges??? Check out the monthly Let Your Light Shine Scrapbook Challenge on the ODBD Blog!
Looking for more scrapbook challenges??? Check out the monthly Let Your Light Shine Scrapbook Challenge on the ODBD Blog!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Word Art Wednesday #13
It's Word Art Wednesday!!!! Today's word art comes from the book of Nehemiah...
So just what is this joy??? The Holman Bible dictionary defines joy as the happy state that results from knowing and serving God. Joy is the fruit of a right relation with God. It is not something people can create by their own efforts. God Himself knows joy, and He wants His people to know joy. Joy in the Lord enables people to enjoy all that God has given.
This past summer, I was the craft director at my church's vacation bible school. Talk about joy!! Being in a room full of children worshiping and praising God, having a fun time in the Lord, you couldn't help but be filled with joy!!!
Supplies:
Recollections Patterned Paper
EK Success Sticker
Divine Twine
Cardstock, Brads, Button, Ink
Is your life filled with joy?? If not, think about all the Lord has done and is doing for you. Then let the joy of the Lord flow through you.
I hope you join the Word Art Wednesday challenge this week. Check out the Word Art Wednesday Challenge Blog to see what the other design team members created with this week's art. Be sure to check out the challenge guidelines to find out how you can be eligible for the weekly prize drawing from this week's sponsor Heart and Soul Rubber Stamp Company
So just what is this joy??? The Holman Bible dictionary defines joy as the happy state that results from knowing and serving God. Joy is the fruit of a right relation with God. It is not something people can create by their own efforts. God Himself knows joy, and He wants His people to know joy. Joy in the Lord enables people to enjoy all that God has given.
This past summer, I was the craft director at my church's vacation bible school. Talk about joy!! Being in a room full of children worshiping and praising God, having a fun time in the Lord, you couldn't help but be filled with joy!!!
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Recollections Patterned Paper
EK Success Sticker
Divine Twine
Cardstock, Brads, Button, Ink
Is your life filled with joy?? If not, think about all the Lord has done and is doing for you. Then let the joy of the Lord flow through you.
I hope you join the Word Art Wednesday challenge this week. Check out the Word Art Wednesday Challenge Blog to see what the other design team members created with this week's art. Be sure to check out the challenge guidelines to find out how you can be eligible for the weekly prize drawing from this week's sponsor Heart and Soul Rubber Stamp Company
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus
We're into Challenge 2 of Patter Cross' 2012
Hymn and Scripture Challenge. The hymn this time is "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus". If you go to Patter's blog post you will find Patter's devotional on the history and the scriptural truths behind the hymn. You can also listen to a beautiful version of the hymn by Selah.
Some food for thought from Patter's blog:
Where do you turn in times of trouble? Where do you turn in times of joy? How about distress, celebration, sadness, etc.? Can you say you keep your eyes fixed on Him in all things? Do others see Him in you? Is God your priority? Are you seeking His attention or others?
For my page, I choose a scripture from the book of Hebrews:
Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy set before him endured the cross, scorning it's shame, and sat dowm at the right hand of the throne of God.
Hebrews 12:2
Supplies:
SEI patterened paper
Recollections Gems
Jolee's Boutique Flowers
Crossed Paths Cross Charm
Spellbinders Labels 18
Colorbox Chalk Ink
Thanks for stopping by. Blessings to you.
Some food for thought from Patter's blog:
Where do you turn in times of trouble? Where do you turn in times of joy? How about distress, celebration, sadness, etc.? Can you say you keep your eyes fixed on Him in all things? Do others see Him in you? Is God your priority? Are you seeking His attention or others?
For my page, I choose a scripture from the book of Hebrews:
Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy set before him endured the cross, scorning it's shame, and sat dowm at the right hand of the throne of God.
Hebrews 12:2
Supplies:
SEI patterened paper
Recollections Gems
Jolee's Boutique Flowers
Crossed Paths Cross Charm
Spellbinders Labels 18
Colorbox Chalk Ink
Thanks for stopping by. Blessings to you.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Word Art Wednesday #12
Hi Everyone!! It's time for a new Word Art Wednesday Challenge. This week's word art comes from 1 Samuel 1:27.
Hannah, wife of Elkanah, was childless. She desperately wanted children, but God had not given her any. She wept and prayed, and prayed and wept, and she made a vow to the Lord...
"O Lord Almighty, if you will only look upon your servant's misery and remember me, and not forget your servant but give her a son, then I will give him to the Lord for all the days of his life, and no razor will ever be used on his head." 1 Samuel 1:11
The Lord remembered Hannah and in the course of time, she conceived and gave birth to a son whom she named Samuel. She stayed home and nursed him and after he was weaned she gave him to the Lord for his entire life.
How many times have we made promises to God... that if He answers our prayers, we would do _____ or perhaps not do ______ anymore?? And once God answers our prayers, do we follow through with our promises to Him (do we even remember what they were)???? Maybe we all (including me) could learn a thing or two from Hannah. Just some food for thought....
Supplies:
Deja Views Patterned Paper
Bazzill Cardstock
Recollections Flower Gems
Prima Flowers
Queen & Co. Pearls
Lace - thanks Cassandra :)
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist
Tim Holtz Distress Ink
VersaFine Ink
Spellbinders Labels 10
I hope you join the Word Art Wednesday challenge this week. Check out the Word Art Wednesday Challenge Blog to see what the other design team members created with this week's art. Be sure to check out the challenge guidelines to find out how you can be eligible for the weekly prize drawing from this week's sponsor McMahon Five Designs.
"O Lord Almighty, if you will only look upon your servant's misery and remember me, and not forget your servant but give her a son, then I will give him to the Lord for all the days of his life, and no razor will ever be used on his head." 1 Samuel 1:11
The Lord remembered Hannah and in the course of time, she conceived and gave birth to a son whom she named Samuel. She stayed home and nursed him and after he was weaned she gave him to the Lord for his entire life.
How many times have we made promises to God... that if He answers our prayers, we would do _____ or perhaps not do ______ anymore?? And once God answers our prayers, do we follow through with our promises to Him (do we even remember what they were)???? Maybe we all (including me) could learn a thing or two from Hannah. Just some food for thought....
Supplies:
Deja Views Patterned Paper
Bazzill Cardstock
Recollections Flower Gems
Prima Flowers
Queen & Co. Pearls
Lace - thanks Cassandra :)
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist
Tim Holtz Distress Ink
VersaFine Ink
Spellbinders Labels 10
I hope you join the Word Art Wednesday challenge this week. Check out the Word Art Wednesday Challenge Blog to see what the other design team members created with this week's art. Be sure to check out the challenge guidelines to find out how you can be eligible for the weekly prize drawing from this week's sponsor McMahon Five Designs.
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