For my card today, I used a brand new Hero Arts Stamp. It looks like a stained glass window. I colored it with Copic Markers in lots of different colors. It was really fun to color. For the background I used a new We-r-Memory Keepers Embossing Folder on white card stock. I used an ink blending tool to rub some London Fog Memento Ink over the embossed panel. I thought it might look like an old stone church with a stained glass window in it. The sentiment is from a Papertrey Ink Stamp set.
My prize for this event is two Tim Holtz Blueprints Wood Christmas Stamps - Stocking and Candy Cane. Just follow my blog and leave a comment for a chance to win. I will announce the winner on my blog Saturday, December 12. Thanks for stopping by!
Rachel Kleinman
Lynn Kopas
Karen Crossen
Kris Lancaster
Beautiful card! Love the stained glass image and that embossed background is perfect with it ♥
ReplyDeleteYour stained glass image looks so realistic - well done on your colouring
ReplyDeleteYour stained glass look on this religious theme is so effective, love it!
ReplyDeleteWow, that stained glass window design is so beautiful! What a great idea to use the embossing folder as a background and ink it to look like stone. This is so impressive. I follow you on Bloglovin'
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDonna
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. Merry Christmas!!
Donna
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. Merry Christmas!!
Donna
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. Merry Christmas!!
Love this stained glass window stamp. What a beautiful image for a Christmas card!!!
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This stamp and card are really pretty and I love how you colored it with Copics. It looks like it's glowing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Donna! I love the stone look background and the lovely stained glass window image! Great coloring!
ReplyDeleteoh what a beautiful stamp! would love to add that to my collection :) thanks for such a lovely card!
ReplyDeleteFabulous copic work !
ReplyDeleteSuch fabulous colouring Donna, I thought it must have been pre coloured... WOW!
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