Happy Easter My Friends..Easter Card using WPlus9 Modern Calla Lilies and He Is Risen

Hello My Friends!  I want to wish you all a Very Happy Easter and share an Easter Card I made using two awesome stamp sets from WPlus9.  I adore the palm branches and calla lilies in the Modern Calla Lillies Stamp Set and the sentiments in He Is Risen is the perfect compliment!

The background paper is from a 6x6" Paper Pack from Altenew called Reflection.  It has some of the most gorgeous papers and I probably should pick up another pad before it is no longer available!

Below is a quote that I saw on Facebook and loved. It is so true!  

Again Happy Easter and I hope you have time to spend with your family and contemplate what God has done for us!  Blessings, Tina

Spotlighted Indescribable Gift Easter Card

Today I'm sharing my card that was shamelessly CASE'd from a card that Holly Stene entered in One Stamp At a Time Facebook Group's two layer card challenge.  If you want to visit the amazingly talented Holly Stene's blog click here  Holly used the new Stampin' Up! Moon Lake stamp set for her card and I used the same spotlighting concept with the Indescribable Gift stamp set.  Like Holly, I stamped my image with Baked Brown Sugar Ink on Baked Brown Sugar Card Stock for a beautiful tone on tone look.  I then stamped the image again with Memento on Naturals White Cardstock and punched out the portion that I wanted to spotlight. I colored my image in with Copics and popped it up with dimensionals.  I love the way it turned out and hope that you do too!

Holly had used baked brown sugar thick baker's twine for her bow but since I didn't have any (note to self:  place an order for it!!!), I substitued linen thread.  A regular run of the mill bow with the linen thread looked a little lost so I used a Billie Moan style bow.  (I shared her Stampin' Up! Beautiful Bow tutorial on an earlier post!)

I hope you enjoyed my card!

Blessings,

Tina

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