Happy Memorial Day everyone!! I hope you're enjoying time with family and friends or finding bargains at the stores!
Today, I wanted to share a quick card with you. The sentiment on this card is another one of my favorite Bible verses and I thought it was perfect to compliment this image. I kept this card very simple to make the serene scene stand on its own. I love the scripture verses included in the "Everyday Blessings" set. I'm sure you'll see me use this set quite often.
I really like how the new Simply Chartreuse ink looks on the Aqua Mist cardstock with just a touch of brown to compliment the colors.
Hope you enjoyed today's card!! Thanks for stopping by! I'd love to hear your comments!
Supplies (all PTI unless noted)
Stamps: Through the Trees, Everyday Blessings
Paper: Aqua Mist, Rustic White
Ink: Simply Chartreuse, Jumbo Java VersaMagic
Other: Pop Dots
OMG Jen.. I used this same bible verse today for an Ippity hop card on my blog.. what a small world! Love your CAS card, and the soft colors too! xo
ReplyDeleteJen what a beautiful card!! Can u pretty please bring this set next weekend?
ReplyDeleteI still haven't bought this set!! The daffodils won me over!!
This card is so serene-- love the colors!
ReplyDeleteLove this Jen, so beautiful and serene.
ReplyDeleteWhat a peaceful and beautiful card. I have this set, but I have not used this image. You have done a beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteI love the calmness of this card! Nicely done :).
ReplyDeleteDoes the simply chartreuse ink look much different/darker than spring moss? just curious.
Enjoy your day!
Jennifer, I just love this! I'm already thinking how I'm gonna CASE it!
ReplyDeleteJennifer, this is a beautiful clean and simple card. You did a great job choosing the colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful verse and I love this simple but powerful card!
ReplyDeleteJenn, simple yet stunning card, perfect choice of colors!!
ReplyDeleteVery serene and simple. I like it.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! Great combination of stamps!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. Simple, but perfect use of the two stamps together.
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