Keep me as the apple of your eye;
hide me in the shadow of your wings.
Psalm 17: 8
Welcome to Digi
Desserts Fridaze in connection with Cookingwith Cricut / Paper Crafting World!
We, on the Design Team, were to create a project using a Digital File
from CWC/PCW for today. I chose to
use the new – and FREE this week! – file, “The Apple of My Eye” that Melin has
just designed. The Apples and
Honey that will be featured in this next few days projects are being done in
relation to Yom Kippur which is September
25 & 26. I made a card
to share with some of those I love –
Here is the Card – on white cardstock with a light green
border adhered to the right edge.
I used a lacy punch (Martha Stewart) on that edge and then lightly inked
it and the remaining edges. I cut
paper mats in green stripe and plain brown. I punched a small hole at the top of the card and used it to
make a notch at the bottom. I inserted the 2 colors of twine, tying a bow. I added a bee sticker and adhered them
together. I used Crystal Lacquer
on the seeds in the apples and added a small gold gem on the apple as a
highlight. I threaded some twine
into a heart-shaped red button, tied a knot and adhered a gold gem on top and
adhered it to the lower left edge.
Here is the file I used - There are several options included.
Be sure and check out all of the creative Digi and CuttingFiles that Melin has on her site -
Make a project with a Digi
File for today’s Challenge – and then post it for all to see!
If you’d like more information on the
Judeo-Christian roots of the holiday of Yom Kippur, I found a link to share that would be
quite helpful: http://www.chabad.org/holidays/JewishNewYear/template_cdo/aid/4687/jewish/Yom-Kippur.htm
Tomorrow is our first of the newly begun, Smorgasbord Saturdays, where we’d like
to see Your Best Creative projects – ‘Think out of the box,’ as they say, and
come up with your most ambitious ideas! – Join us every other Saturday for the
remainder of the Autumn to see what we’ve designed and then to share yours.
Lovely card Lynden!! I really like the inking on the border it gives it a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynden,
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented. Your colors you used for this are absolutely gorgeous and you always have a way of telling those reading how to do this so that it makes it seem so easy. You are a card craft GODDESS! = )
Irish
Dedicated2life.com
Fun! I love the crafts on yours site! I wish I had the creative gene!
ReplyDeleteErinn
http://3sonshavei.blogspot.com/
Thats so cute! I need to try doing that with my daughter!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Zhanna
www.lifeandbows.com
Hi LinkedIn friend! Thank you for visiting my blog & for your sweet comment. Fantastic card, love the twine you added!
ReplyDeleteThe card is gorgeous Lynden! So glad I finally found your site. I used to teach archival scrapbooking for 10 years, and am just now getting into the digital world. Looking forward to getting to know you and your blog. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteShaunna @ www.temptingthyme.com