Faith Friday 6/23/17

Hello crafty friends!
Today, I have a Bible Journaling page I want to share with you.
 

I love the way this page turned out.  I wanted it to be dramatic because of the subject of the verse. 
To create this page:
1. I die cut the Color Cross die out of a piece of scrap cardstock.  I then held it in place with a piece of washi tape.
2. I then took the Pomegranate Splash PanPastel from the Mother Nature set and created the shadow around the cross.
3. I took the Cranberry Bliss Silk and brushed it on starting at the die cut and working out.

Supplies Used:
Dies: Color Cross
Silk: Cranberry Bliss
PanPastel: Mother Nature

Faith Friday 6/16/17

Happy Friday!  Welcome to Faith Friday on my blog.  Friday's I like to share a faith related project.  Today, I would like to share my newest Bible Journaling page from Song of Solomon.



Supplies Used:
Paper: Sweet Berry Cardstock, Candy Apple Cardstock, Watermelon Fusion Cardstock, Bubble Gum Cardstock
Die: Pennants
Silk: Cranberry Bliss
Paint: Cool Pool
Accessories: Forever Heart Chips

Faith Friday 2/3/17

Today I have a bible journaling page to share with you.
The cross has always been one of those symbols that brings joy, sadness and so many other feelings.  I wanted to try and capture the feelings in this page.

Supplies Used:
Sticker: Bible Prints
Party Pop PanPastels
Color Burst Pencils

Faith Friday 1/13/17

Today is Friday and that means Faith Friday.
Today I want to share with you a page from my Bible.

I love the picture that is created when you read John 15, about the Father being the Vine.  This is such a great reminder that to be fruitful, you have to stay connected to the Father.  This helps me to remember the importance of daily reading and studying of my Bible.   I hope today's Bible Journaling project encourages you to stay connected as well.
To create the vine, I used some of the leaf stickers from Bible Prints and then drew my own vine with a black pen.   I then drew in my own grapes and colored everything with the Color Burst Pencils.

Supplies Used:
Sticker: Bible Prints
Other: Color Burst Pencils

Journey Blog Hoppers- Faith Journey

Welcome to the Amazing Journey Blog Hoppers Hop!  This month's theme is Faith Journey.  I'm so happy you're hop pin' along!  If you arrived from Ruth Cooper's blog, you're on the right track.  If not, that's ok too!  Just continue the hop and you'll come full circle!

Now, let's get to my projects.  First let me share the card I created.  I started with a Whip Cream Cardstock base.  I then cut a piece of Beach Ball, Beach Breeze and Catalina Splash Cardstock for the layers.  I then cut a piece of Whip Cream Cardstock.  I stuck the Bible Print stickers to the piece of Whip Cream Cardstock.
I then took the Party Pop PanPastels in blues and created the background, right over the stickers.  I then took the white PanPastel from the same set and created the highlighted area over the fish.
Next, I stamped the sentiment from Trust the Lord stamp set with Catalina Splash ink on a piece of Whip Cream Cardstock that I matted with a piece of Catalina Splash Cardstock.
I then wrapped a piece of Catalina Splash Satin Ribbon around the one corner of the card and popped this layer up with foam squares.

I then wanted to use the same technique on my bible page.  Using the Bible Print sticker of the candle, I placed it on the bible page.  I then colored the candlestick with the Gold Pencil from the Color Burst pencils.  I used a Citrus Cooler, Lemon Drop and Pineapple Smoothie pencil to shade in the flame.
I then used the Mother Nature PanPastels green colors and the Rich SorbetsPanPastel brown color to create the path on the page.
To finish the page, I added some Gold Pan Pastels over the top of the candlestick to add some more sparkle.

Thank you for stopping by.  I hope you are inspired by my creations.  Please don't forget to click the Next button to continue on the hop with Becky Lemire's blog.

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 Karen Seifert 

 Carol Norby 

 Ruth Cooper 

 Kim Lamos 

 Becky Lemire

Faith Friday 8/26/16

Today, I have another Faith inspired project to share.

I stamped the mountains from Climbing Mountains with Black Licorice ink.  I then used the Rich Sorbet PanPastels to color in the purple mountains, sitting on green grass and clouds with a touch of blue.  I then added with the own writing in black pen, the words the mountains.  

The verse is Isaiah 54:10 that talks about the love of God being steadfast.  The mountains may depart, but God's love for you and me will never change!  Isn't that great?!  

Faith Friday #3

Today is Faith Friday and that means a new faith based project.  Today I want to share another page in my Bible.

Here is a closer look

I used Rich Sorbet PanPastels for the background and the sand.  I used Denim Days ink to stamp the anchor and the sentiment.  I drew the rope in my hand and colored it with colored pencils.
I added the waves using colored pencils.  I love the way it came out.  Enjoy!

Faith Friday #2

Today is Faith Friday and that means I have another Faith based project to share.
 For a few months I have been researching the whole idea of Bible Journaling.  I knew I didn't want to do this type of artwork in my regular, everyday study Bible, so I started researching Bibles.  I looked at Bibles online and decided which type I would need.  I then bought my first journaling Bible.  
With all that said, I finally bought the Bible and was ready to get started.  Not quite yet!  Something held me back from actually putting ink on to the pages.
I then attended the Fun Stampers Journey Convention and I knew why I had not started yet.  Little did I know that the things that Richard had put in the brand new Inspiration Book and Catalog was exactly what I needed.
So, a few weeks later, I have my first Bible Journaling page done.  Using my absolute favorite set of stamps and PanPastels, I created a work of art.  I am so in love with the way it turned out.  Here it is:

So I used the four sets from the Slice of Life Collection and Black Licorice ink to stamp the fruit.  I then used the masking technique to get the fruit to look like they were behind and in front of each other.    I used the PanPastels in the Rich Sorbet pallette to create the blue background.  I used a combination of colored pencils and PanPastels to color the fruit.

Here is a closer look at what the fruit looks like:

Lastly, I wrote in the Fruits of the Spirit, one on each piece of fruit. 
I have lots of ideas in my head, so please check back next Friday for another Faith based piece.  Enjoy!