Glory to God with Two Different Looks

I'm sharing with you today two totally different looks from the same Glory to God stamp set.

For my first card I stamped the main image onto watercolor paper then stamped the image a second time onto a sticky note, hand cut it out and masked it on top of the card image. 

Then I sponged on Tim Holtz Faded Jeans Distress Ink all around the edges. Once I had the sponging done I used plain water and a paintbrush to flick on some random water drops.

Once that was dry I removed the sticky note mask and used distress inks to watercolor the image.

When that was dry I heat embossed the sentiment with gold embossing powder and added some Glamour Dust glitter to the halos.

For my second card I simply stamped the Glory to God holy city with blue ink and the stars with silver Delicata ink.

I stamped the sentiment and added a clear rhinestone to the star for a little added shine.

So there you have it two totally different looks with the same Glory to God stamp set. 

Merry Christmas to you and yours. 

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Stained Glass Tiffany Window Scripture

I have another Whimsy Stamps stained glass card to share with you today, it's the Stained Glass Tiffany Window and it's one of my personal favorites from the collection.

The Stained Glass Scriptures sentiment set was made to complement the Tiffany Window stamp and all of the sentiments fit into the oval area.  But for this card I decided to use the smallest oval from the Basic Stitched Ovals die set for a little added dimension.

I stamped the image with Memento black ink and colored it with Copic markers.  I think the Stained Glass Collection stamps just scream for Copics but I've seen many others colored with different mediums that look gorgeous too.

I designed the Stained Glass Scriptures set using many of my personal favorite scriptures.  I hope you like the collection that I put together and that you find inspiration in them as well.

Have a blessed day!

  

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Scripture Splash

Today I'm sharing a card from the Whimsy Stamps June release using the Stained Glass Scriptures and Splash clear stamp sets. I started out using distress inks to water color my background then used a heat tool to dry it (because I can never wait for it to dry on its own).  Once it was dry I stamped the waves and splash with Archival black ink.  Then went back and added extra color to to waves and splash with more distress ink after I stamped it.

On a separate piece of watercolor paper I stamped the sailboat and colored with distress inks.  Once dry (yep, with a heat tool ;) I hand cut it out and popped it up on the sail only with foam tape.  I did the same with the clouds too.

I decided where I wanted everything to be positioned and then stamped the Stained Glass Scripture after I adhered the sailboat and clouds.  To complete the card I glued the finished scene onto a black card base.

 I just like how this card "feels", I hope you like it too.

  

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Making Scripture Waves

 

I started this card off with the Falling Dots embossing folder on a teal cardstock.  And I used the NEW Wavy Edgers die set for the stitched scalloped top portion of  the card.

I cut the circles with the Shaker Maker Combo Die set once from chipboard for the outer circle and once from white card stock for the center.

I sponged on some teal ink on the white circle with the NEW Making Waves Stencil this is such a cool stencil, it has 3 different wave options all on one stencil.

The sentiment is from the NEW Stained Glass Scriptures clear stamp set.  This is a lovely set with several different scriptures all of which fit the new Stained Glass Tiffany Window and are great for  inside sentiments too.

There are lots of great summer products out this month for you to enjoy from Whimsy Stamps.  Happy almost summer :O).

  

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