Hello friends, welcome once again for a challenge based on scripture at Stampin' Sisters in Christ!
This week Diane is our challenge hostess and brings us the verse from Isaiah 40:26.
I made this card for one of my grandsons who has a birthday coming up this month. Yes, I make a lot of birthday cards and no two the same. I did something I had not done before, I used aluminum foil and cut out the pieces for the space ship and the stars. I like the way that turned out. For the flames I used the shaving cream technique on some glossy cs and cut it out. It was a fun card.
This week our sponsor is Market Street Stamps, please give them a visit!
Don't forget to stop by my SSIC design sisters (listed on the sidebar) to see what they have to share this week.
“Lift up your eyes and look to the heavens: Who created all these? He who brings out the starry host one by one and calls forth each of them by name. Because of his great power and mighty strength, not one of them is missing.”
I wasn't sure where I was going to go with this verse. It is overwhelming to think of His great power, of His knowing each and every one of us. Some of you may know that we have 8 children (now adults with children of their own) and I remember another mother (of 1 child) asking me once how I could love and nurture each and every one them. I had thought about it and couldn't really come up with an answer other than that I love each and every one of them and couldn't imagine my life without them all. Now we have 18 grandchildren and I once again cannot imagine my life without them. That is just a portion of how He knows and cares for us. Out of this world!
The challenge this week is; Create a card that depicts any element of heaven—angels,
music, clouds, sun, stars, blue, glitter, bling, etc.
I made this card for one of my grandsons who has a birthday coming up this month. Yes, I make a lot of birthday cards and no two the same. I did something I had not done before, I used aluminum foil and cut out the pieces for the space ship and the stars. I like the way that turned out. For the flames I used the shaving cream technique on some glossy cs and cut it out. It was a fun card.
This week our sponsor is Market Street Stamps, please give them a visit!
Don't forget to stop by my SSIC design sisters (listed on the sidebar) to see what they have to share this week.
Recipe:
Stamps: Market Street Stamps - Blast Off
Paper: SU - navy, Glossy, and white
Paper: SU - navy, Glossy, and white
Designer Paper:None
Other: Spellbinder die, aluminum foil, black gems, Cuttlebug folder
Secret Crafter - Anything Goes
Send a Smile for Kids - Bright Colors for Kids
11 comments:
Miesje, what a fun card and perfect for our challenge. Your grandson will love it! May God shower heavenly blessings upon you and your family all week long!
This is so cute Miesje.
Very cute and your GS will love it!! *Ü* Hope you have a wonderful week. Hugs, Kris
Such a great idea, using the tin foil! ADds a realistic look to your spaceship! And I know your grandson will love it. Our hearts just expand with each addition to our families; can you possibly imagine how big God's heart must be!
Hi Miesje! What a reat boy's card!Love your paper piecing, especially the "flame" using the shaving cream technique! The embossing makes a lovely sky too!
Have a blessed week!
Sandie
Your card is out of this world! Great card for Send a smile 4 kids. Thank you for joining us this week.
What an awesome card. I love how the flames look. I have people ask me that with just 4. What a wonderful thought to think of all of God's children, yet each one has a special place. Even our hairs on our heads are numbered. I hope you are having a blessed week!!!
Miesje, this card is ADORABLE! I love the embossed background! Hope you are having a great week! Hugs!!! :)
Aluminum foil! Such a great idea! Your card is wonderful! I love your embossing & that rocket is awesome! Your grandson will love it! Have a blessed week-end! ~H
Great use of colour and great details, thanks for playing with us at SAS4Kids, blessings Hilde
What a great card to represent the verse, so fun with the textures and the die-cut! Thank you for joining us this week @ SAS 4 Kids for our “Bright Colors” challenge :)
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