I would like to play this at Word Art Wednesday’s Challenge #212: Anything Goes and Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog’s Challenge: Gentlemen.
Here’s a slide show of the process I used to make this card:
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Thanks for stopping by!
XO
Grace & Peace
Melissa
Updated Tuesday Dec 8: I am very happy to share that my Pi(e) card was chosen by Ardyth at CASology for an Honorable mention! 🙂 Thanks so much, Ardyth!
P.S. I was very happy to have my “owl” card chosen by Ardyth for an honorable mention for last week’s challenge at CASology. Thank you Ardyth!
P. P.S. Have you been making Christmas cards lately? I have! If you are interested I’d be happy to have you check out this post here with a few cards I made with my own sketch/water color painting. 🙂
I had a lot of fun making 4 cards that were inspired by this week’s cue word. All stamps and dies are from Papertrey Ink.
Here’s the 1rst card:
I used this owl photo as inspiration.
As is a trend with me, I had several ideas for different versions of this card. As I stamped, I kept getting an idea for another card! I have to say that can be distracting. Maybe I should keep a sketch book handy so I can scribble down ideas and not distract myself! 😉
Here is my 2nd idea:
The 3rd idea: (I’d like to play this one at CASology this week.)
When my friend, Cindy, and I were visiting over Skype on Thanksgiving Day she suggested a slight change to this 4rth card. So, I have plans to change it a little and make a 5th version! 🙂 Maybe I’ll do that sometime this weekend.
Thanks for stopping by!
XO
Melissa
P.S. Would you like to see another card that I made using Papertrey Ink products? Please click here or on the photo below to be taken this my post for MIM #232.
Here are my two cards using one of my favorites, the ink blending technique.
I used this photo as inspiration.
This first one was a trial run. I had printed the sentiment twice and it had overlapped slightly, giving a blurry effect. I thought I’d use it as experiment, but decided I quite like the result. I had a hard time photographing these cards. You can’t tell, but I made the crescent moon on this first card by sponging on Encore silver metallic ink.
Maybe the blurriness could be the result of tear-filled eyes? Longing for and wishing for someone? 😉
I like both versions of this card. I think that I might end up changing the full moon into a crescent, but I haven’t made up my mind yet. What do you think?
Here’s a slideshow of some of process.
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Have you ever heard of Chris Rice? He’s one of my favorite singers and he’s a incredibly talented pianist as well. I particularly like both of his “Living Rooms Sessions” albums. Anyhow, I digress! He sings a song entitled “I See the Moon” which I love. Here it is:
I See The Moon– Chris Rice
Can you see the moon tonight
Sugar-white perfection
Radiant beams of purest light
Our hearts’ connection
Carries me back to a lullaby
The sweetest song in my memory
Of Mama’s voice on moonlit nights
To hush her babies, singin’…
I see the moon, the moon sees me
The moon sees the one that I want to see
God bless the moon, and God bless me
And God bless the one I’m longing to see
Did you ever notice the man in the moon
He’s the master of reflection
Somehow he knows and imitates
My heart’s expressions
Some nights he’s melting in clouds of tears
Or shining my smile like the bright sun
But look, tonight the moon looks like
He’s missing someone
I see the moon, the moon sees me
The moon sees the one that I want to see
God bless the moon, and God bless me
And God bless the one I’m longing to see
Thanks for stopping by!
XO
Melissa
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Edited Tue Sept 15: I am very happy to share that Melissa at CASology chose my card as an Honorable Mention for CASology’s Week #163!
Make sure to look for this photo at the end of my HLS Blog Hop Post for another chance to win the Butterfly Birthday stamp set, my favorite in this release, from me!!!
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