The sets Not Forgotten and the Old Flag background are simply beautifully done. The first time I saw them it brought a tear to my eye because I have a young man from my church that is currently serving in Afghanistan and he has been injured in the line of duty. These sets are exactly what I needed to make a card to sent off to him to let him know that I (and my whole family) are thinking about him and praying for his safe return.
What I used:
SU early espresso, not quite navy, riding hood red, basic black, GP white
Memento black, Versafine black Ranger brushed corduroy and antique linen
Copic markers, sponge, twine, Michael's copper brads
11 comments:
What an amazing card. I love this image. Perfect for your young friend. Praying that he and all the others come home safely. Thanks for joining the Stampin' Sisters in Christ Challenge!
I love this! Very pretty:)
This is really beautifully done Debi! Thanks for joining us at SSIC!
Hello Debi - your card has quite an impact - it is fabulous! I love this image and your amazing colouring! I am sure your friend will treasure it!! Love it! Thank you for joining us for this weeks Stampin' Sisters in Christ Challenge - we appreciate your support and love to see your wonderful projects! {{{hugs}}}
Linda SSIC Design Team
What a beautiful card--not only the creation-but what it stands for-Freedom-given to us all by the brave men and women-that continue to fight for us and this great country--God Bless our country and most of all our soldiers.
WOW!!! What a gorgeous card! TFS
Hugs Jessica
Anyone in the military would love to receive this card. Beautiful card.
I can’t wait to get my hands on this set.
Beautiful card Debi. Thank you for joining us at Stampin Sisters in Christ.
Debi, your card is beautiful. Those stamps are fabulous. The coloring is great!
This is a gorgeous card, hard to believe it all started with just a stamp, you do marvelous work. This will be greatly appreciated by that soldier I am sure. Thank you so much for joining us at Stampin' Sisters in Christ this week!
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