Divinity Designs LLC October New Release!

Hi, everyone! Welcome to the New Release party for Divinity Designs LLC! Below are just a few of the MANY new goodies from the New Release which I have used in my samples for today. To see them all, please visit the store HERE!

For my first sample, I used blue foil cardstock, white shimmer paper, and silver metallic cardstock to make it as ICY as possible!!  The new Snowflake Layering Combo 2 Dies are so fun!!  I love that you can use as few or as many layers as you want....I only used five of the six.  On the bottom background layer, you can see a hint of a pattern from the Watercolor Winter Slimline Paper Pad....I chose it for the blue tones. The Square Card Base with Layer Die set was used for the card base and the sentiment from the Penguins Stamp/Die Duos set was layered onto a Pierced Circle and Circle for a mat.  A Blending Brush added light blue ink to the panel. Foam Mounting Tape was used for each layer to give dimension.

My second card design was in my mind the moment I saw these awesome Stained Glass Pumpkins Square Card Fronts!  I didn't want to waste any of the scene, so I used three Square Dies to cut apart the scene, lined the edges with a gold pen, then popped them up with Foam Mounting Tape onto a card base cut with the Square Card Base with Layer Die set. The largest panel has one layer of foam tape, the 2nd has 2 and the center has 3 layers.  I chose the Thank You with Layers Dies for the sentiment with gold foil and copper foil cardstock. Three gold brads were added as a simple embellishment.

Thanks for visiting! 

Blessings,

ODBD Pumpkin Tea Light Holder

Happy Friday, everyone!! Today's Friday Free4All Challenge over at Splitcoast is to include a pumpkin in your design. This tea-light holder was created about five years ago, but I never posted it anywhere. Looks like today is the day!



This 'Pumpkin' single stamp and ODBD Custom 'Pumpkin Die' from Our Daily Bread designs were perfect to make a votive holder! I stamped, colored, and cut out three pumpkins, cut off the bottom leaf and adhered it back on so that the bottom edge was straight, so that it would stand up straight. The curly-q vines of the pumpkin were perfectly lined up so that I could attach each piece together by weaving the vines together! I did put a tiny piece of scotch tape on the insides of the pumpkins as well, so that the pieces wouldn't move. A battery powered votive light was then dropped into the center....isn't it cute?! If I were to give this away, I would probably add a bottom support piece as well, but this little guy will stay in my stamp room for now!


Thanks for visiting with me today!

Blessings,