You see
those three wise men on camel-back being led by that beautiful star to
the city shown below? They were being led there for a reason...and that
reason was the birth of the child on which so many religions base their
faith...and the reason for the Christmas season.Over the years, people have incorporated their own beliefs and traditions into the celebration of what this child represented for all...HOPE.
The
Stampendous/Dreamweaver team have been sharing their own thoughtful
creations in this celebration, and for today, I'm sharing this piece
that I made for the July 2015 Stampendous catalog.The base is a 12 inch square Bazzill Board in black. VersaMark has been dabbed around the edges, and then sprinkled with Aged Gold Embossing Enamel before heating to add a shiny and textured bit of dimension.
Adhered to the top of this, is a panel of Bazzill black canvas cardstock, on which the side has been ink-stenciled with a large
stencil brush and VersaMark ink, before brushing Sapphire Metallic F/X mica powder over the surface, and adding a few self-adhesive crystals and a border strip of ribbon.
The final panel features the Dreamweaver Peace on Earth all-in-one stencil design, paste-embossed in Matte Black on the same black canvas cardstock. When dry, the stencil was place over the design again, inked with VersaMark, and brushed with Sapphire and Goldfinch mica powders, before being popped up with foam tape over the previous layers. The end result is a beautiful reminder to all that can be enjoyed each year.
For more inspiration for the reason for the season, please visit the team links below:
Pam Hornschu (you're here)
4 comments:
Thank you for sharing your talent.
Merry Christmas!
Your card is gorgeous!I love the special star. The patterns are perfect.
This is lovely! I love that it can be left out all year long too! I am thinking that I need to get this stencil and make something similar! I also know a few people who would love to display something like this in their home. Thank you for the inspiration!
WOWzers! This is an amazing piece of art with fabulous detail in the textures, layers and colors. Amazing job, Pam. Thank you for sharing your talent with us this week.
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