Hello friends and happy Wednesday! I hope you're doing well and your week is floating along smoothly. I've been invited to be a guest designer at Word Art Wednesday Challenge Blog, and I'm honored to be creating with such a talented team that brings praise and honor to The Lord.
If you're not familiar with Word Art Wednesday, it's a family friendly "Anything Goes" challenge that provides an optional biblical word art piece that you may incorporate into your design, but this is strictly optional.
The word art for this challenge is:
I printed the verse using my home printer onto a piece of Hammermill 100# white cardstock. I masked off the verse portion of the panel and ink blended the top using Salty Ocean and Tumbled Glass DOX inks.
If you look closely, you'll see some white paint splatters to add a splash of detail.
The flowers are Pholox Blooms and Leaves by Birch Press Design. I love how the layers align perfectly and add depth to the flowers.
I do hope you'll take a moment to visit the Word Art Wednesday
challenge blog to see more amazing designs from their talented team,
and join in on the fun! It's always "Anything Goes" as long as is
family friendly.
Thanks for stopping by!
7 comments:
What a beautiful card Birgit! Such a wonderful verse from Ephesians and you've complemented it just perfectly with the blended (and splattered) background and those lovely, lovely blooms! Sweet, sweet card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
Congrats on the Guest design spot. I love how you used this verse on your card, great idea inking the top and your flowers are so pretty too!!
Really lovely, Birgit!
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What a beautiful piece, Birgit! You put this together into a sweet work of art. Perfection! Congratulations on your guest spot!
Beautiful Verse, gorgeous flowers! Congratulations! Well done!
What a fun challenge! Your card turned out great. I also love the quote. I want to get it framed & put it up in my kitchen. We are having our kitchen cabinets painted now so maybe once that project is done! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
This is ever so pretty, Birgit!
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