Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Glory and Fruit

Once again I used RomanScr D as the font, printed on copy paper and inked in light glue. Tab is a rectangle folded in half with the corners rounded. I punched "Glory" in light blue paper.

Week 17: Glory (front Scripture)
Ascribe to the Lord the Glory due his name; worship the Lord in the splendor of his holiness.
- Psalm 29:2








Glory (back definition)
1a: praise, honor, or distinction given by common consent b: worshipful praise, honor, and thanksgiving
2: the splendor and bliss of heaven





For week 18 I used Michaelmas as the font, printed on copy paper, inked the edges in light green. The leaf border is cut using Design Studio and the Walk in My Garden cartridge. I stamped "Fruit" on white card stock in green and inked the edges in light blue and glued on a precut curvy shape I received from mom. I topped it off with a couple extra floral pins from another project. Click here to go to the post on how I made these.




Week 18: Fruit (front Scripture)
The Fruit of the Spirit is Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness and Self-control.
Galatians 5:22-23








Fruit (back definition)
Result product








Recipe: Paper: Scraps of red print two kinds, light blue, dark green, white, and background paper Ink: light blue, light green, Stamps: Studio G Alphabet Stamp Set Series 3 Cricut: Design Studio, Walk in My Garden, Punch: corner rounder Fonts: Roman Scr D, Michaelmas Misc: beads, floral pin, acrylic ink, ribbon, pop up dots.

Once again I have no idea if mom cut the shape with her cricut or used a punch.

Monday, July 13, 2009

Joy and His Presence

For week 15 I use RomanScrD one again but this time I printed it in color on copy paper, inked the edges in black. I used a decorative punch on a turquoise piece of paper. The tab is just a rectangle folded in half and I rounded the corners. "Joy" is stickers, these came from mom so I have no idea who made them.


Week 15: Joy (front Scripture)
Be joyful in hope patient in affliction, faithful in Prayer.
- Rom 12:12



Joy (back definition)
1: a feeling of great pleasure or happiness that comes from success, good fortune, or a sense of well-being
2: something that gives joy


For week 16 I used CK Woodbine as the font, printed on copy paper, and inked the edges in light blue. I punched a border in the light green paper, glued to the side of the card, and punched "presence" in a brighter light green, glued this onto a black base. Since my background paper was busy I punched a few of the branches out of coordinating colors and glued them into the corner.

Week 16: His Presence (front Scripture)
"Blessed are those who have learned to acclaim you, who walk in the light of your presence, O Lord"
- Psalm 89:15

His Presence (back definition)
1: the fact or state of being present
2: position close to a person
3: a person's appearance
4: something felt or believed to be present.

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of blue, turquoise, black, yellow, light green, light blue, gray, background papers Punches: decorative punch, Scrap Essential Alphabet set, corner rounder, Martha Stewart branch punch Ink: blue, black Fonts: RomansScr D and CK Woodbine Misc: stickers

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Live and Listen

I used Cursive Handwriting Sample for the Week 11 font, printed on copy paper and inked the edges with light blue ink, then taped a blue ribbon folded in half to the back. I used the medium scallop oval punch for the outside of the tab and my Fiskars template to cut out the blue oval. The letters for "live" are punched using the Scrap Essential Alphabet set. The flower stem on the front is attached using pop up dots and the single flowers I used a button then with the pop up dot.

Week 11: Live (front Scripture)

I have two scriptures on the front of this card.

We live by faith and by sight -2 Cornithians 5:7

Let me live that I may praise You - Psalm 119.175





Live( back definition)

1a: to be alive b: to continue alive 2. to keep oneself alive 3. to have home 4. to pass one's life 5. to show great enthusiasm or excitement in life








I used Cursive Handwriting Sample for the scripture and definition, printed on copy paper and inked the edges. Using the corner rounder punch without the guard on I punched the scallop edging. I altered the floral pin and attached to the button with ribbon. I used the Font RomandScr D for the "Listen" on the tab, and cut using a small circle punch. I pulled the ribbon through the button, tied a knot. The floral pin was altered and pushed through the ribbon then attached with a pop up dot.

Week 12: Listen (front Scripture)

Now therefore Listen to me my children for blessed are those who keep my ways
- Proverbs 8:32



Listen (back definition)

1: to pay attention in order to hear
2 : to give head; follow advice



Recipe: Punches: Oval Scallop, corner rounder, circle punches, Scrap Essential Alphabet set,
Ink: light blue, red Fonts: Cursive Handwriting Sample and RomandScr D Misc: Fiskars template, floral pin, buttons, beads, acrylic paint, ribbon, silk flowers, pop up dots, glue

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

July Desktop

Here is my July wallpaper for my desktop.

I used a kit from Digital Scrapbook Pages by Amanda Thorderson called From Sea to Shining Sea.



For this Desktop I used the lyrics from "The Climb" by Miley Cyrus for my Word Art. I used Gill Sans MT Ext Condensed Bold for the font. Click here to go to Miley Cyrus' website and listen to the song.

Click here for the Word Art

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Comfort and Protection

I used Script MT Bold for the font this week, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in either light green or purple ink. The decorative edge was made using a corner punch with the guard removed and glued it to the outside edge of the card. I stamped comfort in the light green then again in purple ink then separated the letters. For the tab I used purple on one side and green on the other.

Comfort Week 13 (front Scripture)


"Give me a sign of your goodness, that may enemies may see it and be put to shame, for, you O Lord, have helped me and comforted me."



- Psalm 86:17


Comfort (back definition)


1: to give strength and hope
2: to ease the grief or trouble of






For week 14 I used RomanScr D for the font, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in black. The tab is made out of the left over paper from using the scallops on the Fiskars template and inked in silver. I cut the "P" using my Cricut and the rest of the letters I punched using the Scrap Essentials Alphabet punches. To finish I tied a silver and black ribbon around the tab.


Protection Week 14 (front Scripture)

My Prayer is not that you take them out of this world, but that you Protect them from the evil one.

- John 17:15




Protection (back definition)

1a: the act of protecting b: the state of being protected 2: a person or thing that protect.

Recipe: Stamps: Studio G Alphabet Set Upper case and Lower case Ink: Light green, purple, black, silver Punches: decorative corner punch, Scrap Essential Alphabet Cricut: George and the Basic Shapes Misc: ribbon, Fiskars scallop template

Monday, July 6, 2009

Freedom and Independence


Here are my last two templates along the July 4 theme: Freedom and Independence. Click here for the templates.

Saturday, July 4, 2009

Fourth of July

**Edited**
Blogger and I are have difficulties, I was trying to post this for the 4th as you can see by the date. Since it didn't work I just wanted to let you know that I have the links up and will leave them up if you wanted to get them early.



Happy 4th of July!

I have both of these templates in in one file for you to download.

Click here to get the templates.










Thursday, July 2, 2009


The Fourth of July means different things to everyone. For those of you who have someone who is a Hero to here is a template.



















The pictures were taken of my son who is our Hero
Click here for the templates.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Grace

I used Cursive Handwriting Sample for the Week 10 font, printed on white copy paper, and inked the edges. The little yellow flowers and the yellow tab are from some of mom's stuff. I used a corner punch, took off the edged and punched on a straight piece of paper to make the decorative edge at the bottom of the page.

Week 10 Grace: (Front Scripture) We believe that through the Grace of the Lord Jesus Christ we shall be saved in the same manner as they.

- Acts 15:11




Grace (Back Definition) 1a: help given to people by God in overcoming temptation b: a state of freedom from sin enjoyed through divine grace 2a: a short prayer at a meal.






Recipe: Punches: decorative corner punch, flower, Scrap Essential Alphabet set, Ink: purple Font: Cursive Handwriting Sample

Monday, June 29, 2009

Floral Stick Pins

I like the look of the stick pin you see in various projects on the Internet. I have not bought any as the only ones I can find come in the color of pink and are shaped hearts. If you have been following my blog you can see that I don't use pink a lot. I have guys so I need guy colors. Here is what I came up with. I went to JoAnn's and looked in the floral department and bought the floral pins.

I dipped them into acrylic paint and let dry. Then applied a coat of varnish. After they were dry I cleaned them up with my fingernail to get the excess paint and varnish off.






This is what they look like with the varnish, nice and shiny,






I used the Ranger distressing ink, stamp pad ink, and alcohol ink on them. I just twirled the stick pin while adding the alcohol ink, or rubbed them across my stamp pad. A Styrofoam plate works well to hold the stick pins up while drying. Once they were dry I dipped them in varnish. The ones I rubbed in stamp pad ink were still a bit damp after leaving them over night, but I dipped them in varnish anyway. They dried very nicely.


With a few buttons, beads, or ribbon you now have a custom made stick pin. This is what mine looks like. I glued a seed bead to the bottom of the pin so no one would poked them self.