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  • Our Daily Bread Designs Blog Hop 2010!

    Posted on by Julie 192 Comments

    Welcome to the First Blog Hop of 2010 for Our Daily Bread Designs! If you got here from Debi’s blog, you are in the right place! If not, you might want to go back to the Our Daily Bread Designs blog and start the hop from there!

    We are kicking off the new year with the release of three new sets,perfect for Baptisms, Confirmation, and New Baby cards! Three blessed hoppers will be chosen randomly to receive One Set of  THEIR CHOICE! All you have to do to be eligible to win is complete the hop, leaving comments on each blog and returning to the ODBD Blog and leaving your answer to the question there by Monday, Jan. 4 at 8PM EST. The question will be posted on the ODBD blog, but here’s a tip.. as you are hopping along, take note of your favorite set and what you like best about them! Did I mention there will be THREE WINNERS?!!

    One of the big changes that we are so excited about is that Our Daily Bread designs has accepted a position as a Member Company on Splitcoaststampers!

    Please visit the ODBD Welcome Forum and leave a comment by January 10! If you do, you will be entered into a drawing to win a $50.00 Gift Certificate to the ODBD Store! We have a many things planned including Challenges and a special Prayer Request area! I hope to chat with you over on the ODBD Forum on SCS! Speaking of Challenges, we will be having a weekly challenge! The weekly challenge will be posted on the SCS Forum as well as the ODBD Blog. That means more prizes and awards, and fun for all!!! More on that shortly… stay tuned to the Our Daily Bread designs blog and the SCS Forum for further details. For now… just be sure to be back on Jan 9 when our first Challenge of the New Year will kick off!

    OK… now on to my card: I used the new ODBD Confirmation set.  All the images were gold embossed and all panels were edged with a gold leafing pen. A little color was added to the image using markers and a blender pen. I used Spellbinders labels 4 to cut out my main panels and a border punch to punch down the sides of the ivory panel. I left the die in place and sponged on a little Brilliance gold ink. The beautiful background paper is from the Juliette collection from SEI.

    From here hop to Lorelie’s blog to see what great inspiration she has for you today!

    Have fun hopping, and Happy New Year from the Our Daily Bread designs Bread Basket!

    Thanks for stopping by!

     

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    Supplies:
    stamps: Our Daily Bread designs-Confirmation set
    paper: ivory, burgundy, velvet embossed dp (SEI- Juliette collection)
    ink: Encore UM gold pigment, Ancient Page bordeaux, Brilliance Galaxy Gold
    accessories: gold ep, Krylon gold leafing pen, Spellbinders labels 4 dies, EK Success Moroccan Lace border punch


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  • Splitcoast Fan Club/Dirty Dozen Nov Gallery

    Posted on by Julie 3 Comments

    is now OPEN!

    Most Wonderful Time teaser

    But you have to be a Fan Club Member to stroll the aisles of this Most Wonderful gallery!  If you haven’t joined yet, come on by. It’s fast, easy, low cost, high value. And you’ll get lots of exclusive tutorials, techniques and galleries full of show stopping gorgeousness.


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  • Christmas Card Extravaganza!

    Posted on by Julie 10 Comments

    Welcome to our 1st ever Christmas Card Extravaganza  ISC Blog Hop!

    The Architects were challenged to choose a different image from the Joyful Christmas and create a card making it the focal point!

    This is my Victorian Ornament card, featuring the round ornament from the new sheet. Victorian Ornament 3586a2
    The ornament was stamped onto vanilla c/s using the bordeaux ink and again onto dp using black ink then the ribbon part was paper pieced onto the vanilla image. I cut a reverse mask of the ornament and stamped the stars and snowflakes inside using the merlot pigment ink then heat embossed using a red/gold glitter powder. The holly leaves were colored w/ a marker then the oval was cut using a Spellbinder’s die. I cut a larger oval and a narrow rectangle out of the same dp. A vanilla rectangle layer was also cut using a die.

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    The sentiment was stamped and a tag punch used to cut it out. A narrow layer of the dp was added and then it was attached to the image panels. A larger panel of the tree dp was added. The trees were a little too far apart for my layout, so I cut out a couple of the burgundy trees and attached them close to the pine colored trees.

    I hope you enjoyed this Christmas card and I know you’ll love the beautiful cards the rest of the ISC Architects have created.

    Yet, there’s more! Win  3 FREE of the Newest Christmas Stamp Sheets (Joyful Christmas, Eclectic Christmas, Festive Christmas)! Super easy, leave a message about what Christmas means to you & yours on the ISC blog or any of the Architects’ blogs. This opportunity will end Wed Oct 14th

    You want more?

    ISC is also offering 10% off your order (good thru Friday 10/16) ! The Christmas Stamp Line is jam packed and for a limited time only the retail price has been reduced!

    To continue the hop, please click on over to view Joanne’s Blog.

     

    Don’t worry, if you get lost, here is the blog hop order.

    Start at the ISC blog
    Kathy
    Sabrina
    Julie (me)
    Joanne
    Connie
    Wendy
    Back to end at the ISC Blog

    Thanks so much for stopping by!

    Supplies:
    stamps: ISC- Joyful Christmas
    paper: vanilla, dp (BasicGrey Figgy Pudding collection, Karen Foster trees)
    ink: Ancient Page bordeaux and coal, Colorbox merlot pigment ink
    accessories: glitter ep, Spellbinders oval and rectangle sets, SU tag punch, ribbon, foam tape

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