Divinity Designs LLC July Blessings Box Subscription

Hi, everyone! I have some super cute stuff to share with you! If you haven't yet signed up for the Blessings Box quarterly subscription at Divinity Designs LLC, you should check it out for these reasons: these items are only available for subscribers, plus you can save an average of 25% compared to the individual prices!

Here are all of the items offered in the new July Blessings Box:

Below are my samples featuring the Blessings Box goodies: 

My first card features the A2 Pierced Triple Windows Die, the Woodland Creatures Stamp/Die Duos set, the Mushroom Medley Paper/Die Duos set, along with the Grass Border Die, Rose Leaves Dies, A2 Portrait Card Base with Layer Dies, Clouds and Raindrops Dies (to sponge clouds), Foam Mounting Tape, and Blending Brushes. The images were stamped in Stazon Jet Black then colored with markers and water-coloring.

For my next card, I used the Mini Slimline Shutter Card Dies along with the Woodland Creatures Stamp/Die Duos clear set, Mushroom Medley Paper/Die Duos pack, and the following dies: Grass Lawn, Alphabet Caps, Pierced Circles, Circles, Pierced Ovals, Ovals, Foam Mounting Tape, Blending Brush.

My last card features the Perpetual Petals Background and Layer Dies, Woodland Creatures Stamp/Die Duos, Treat Tags Dies, A2 Portrait Card Base with Layer Dies, Foam Mounting Tape, and Blending Brushes.

Thanks for visiting today! 

Blessings,

Apple Basket Half-Shutter Card

Hi, everyone! This week's Inspiration Challenge over at Splitcoast is to find inspiration from The Spruce.....I chose this rustic apple basket photo.  For my card, I have used some new goodies from Divinity Designs (formerly Our Daily Bread designs).  The card base was cut out with the Half-Shutter Card with Layers Dies; the stamps are from 'Fruit of the Spirit'and the other dies used are: Ornate Ovals, Ovals, Sewing , and Lavish Layers. The red polka dot designer paper is from the 'Old Glory' Paper Collection.  To keep with the country feel, burlap ribbon was used behind each panel and faux buttons were die cut, coated with a glaze pen, then linen thread was added.  For the rectangle panel, three strips of ribbon were adhered to the back, then trimmed for a frame.

Thanks for visiting!

Blessings,