Friday, 18 September 2026

Church in the Trees


Morning everyone, it's mid way time at We Love Stamping with Emma's theme of Trees and Leaves. There's some really lovely prizes on offer, a $30 store voucher from Taylored Expressions and Penny a Black stamp set and stencil from Buddly Crafts.

For the above Winter card I used new goodies from Penny Black, a stamp set called Quiet Place to build up the scene, there is also a set of Coordinating Dies, although didn't use for this, a sentiment from Christmas Cheer then shading using DI's and Pan Pastels and some snow and glitter. The frame is cut with Inverted Scallop, one from a recent crafty indulgent at Craft Addiction, great prices! The theme at CRAFT is Christmas.


For this one I first cut the base layers using Penny Black Cherish border die and placed it vertically, then used a Lavinia stencil over the background of the focal piece and stamped Autumn Gala coloured with Zig Clean Colour pens and a sentiment from my own Believe stamp set, available here. Entering this one at Penny Black Saturday Use a Die, Inky Paws Falloween and Time Out Seasonal Colours and Tic Tac Toe (ink blending, free and leaves).

8 comments:

KarinsArtScrap said...

very beautiful cards Brenda.........gr karin

meg said...

A wonderful tranquil scene and beautiful autumnal colours

Sandra H said...

Two totally beautiful cards Brenda the trees and the background created are stunning as is your stencilled 2nd card so beautifully done x

crafty-stamper said...

Both beautiful cards, love the Winter scene and Autumn leaves- actually had some updates today!
Carol x

Janette said...

Once again two beautiful creations. The designs and colouring is really beautiful. xx

pinky said...

Both cards are just beautiful as always Brenda. I love the scallop frame on your Christmas one and how you used the cherish word on the second.

Sarn said...

Love BOTH cards but am the second leafy one really appeals to me. xxx

Pat said...

Two beautiful cards Brenda I especially like the winter scene on the first one.

Pat xx