Showing posts with label The Lord is my Shepherd set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Lord is my Shepherd set. Show all posts

Thursday, May 14, 2015

Inspired Stamps- DT Thursday

 Hello and happy Thursday.  We have been having some beautiful, sunny weather here in the Midwest.  So it inspired me to make my own backgrounds to go with this stamp set.  I used distress inks to lay in the grass, sky filled with clouds.  I did this on two different sized circles and stamped John 10:27-28 in Versafine Black Onyx ink.
I stamped the sheep (individual stamp) in Memento Tuxedo Black and used Cool gray Copics and white enamel paint for texture.  I cut a banner and added another sentiment from The Lord is My Shepherd set and used some background papers from DCWV.
I had fun getting inky and creating my own backgrounds.  I hope you enjoy and meditate on this verse and thank God that no matter what, we are His and no one can snatch us from His Hand.  We are safe in His arms, this is so comforting.  I hope you find comfort in it today and have a wonderful day.
Thanks for stopping by and please check out the Inspired Stamps blog for more inspiration and find these stamps and many others in the Online Etsy Store.

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Inspired Stamps DT Thursday

 Hello, it is Thursday and time for the Inspired Stamps DT posts.  Today we made projects with an Inspired Stamps character and scripture.  I chose Shepherd boy and John 10:27-28 from The Lord is My Shepherd set, Inspired Stamps.
I colored the Shepherd boy with Copic markers to match the paper selection (PTI).  I cut three pieces of dp to different widths and cut ribbon tails into each and staggered them.  I cut a Spellbinder square and embossed in ivory cardstock and stamped scripture in rich cocoa ink.  The card background was embossed with a cuttlebug folder.  I just love this little character and how well the verse went with him.  Please be sure to check out these stamps and many others at the Inspired Stamps Online Store and check out the Inspired Stamps blog for more characters and scripture projects by the other designers.