Word Art Wednesday Butterflies and Nail Polish and Freebies



Happy Word Art Wednesday challenge # 448-449 everyone! Karen Letchworth has given us a beautiful devotion!  We also have another gorgeous  Bible verse digitized by Karen Murray!    Our Sponsor this week is: CAS-Ual Fridays!    I hope you stop over to the blog and join in the fun!


I love this weeks verse, To think the Lord would even care for us so tenderly?  Is there any other god that speaks this way? That cares this way?  Not one!



Like all my cards I make sure they are mailable or frameable.   In other words, they are very flat. 
I know many card makers have a lot of beautiful embellishments and they are gorgeous, but they aren't mailable without using a box, and that would just be way out of my budget.
In order to compensate I attempt to use color and pattern and good composition.

For this card, I used the old nail polish trick to give sparkle to the butterflies and paper layering for interest 




the paper is from my stash, an old favorite called Latte from DCWV






Today's verse




and my freebie for your card-making:




Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to join in the Word Art Wednesday Anything Goes challenge, you might win!!

Ginny M





Comments

kiwimeskreations said…
Love your sparkly butterflies Ginny, and your wonderful use of the papers. Quiet the dramatic card. Thanks for the butterfly freebie too
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine
July 15, 2020 at 9:44 PM
Greta said…
Beautiful papers & love the glittery butterflies! Wonderful card! I make most of mine pretty flat, too, so I can mail them.
July 23, 2020 at 8:54 PM
Catnip and Kitty Whiskers said…
Such pretty cards! Thanks for reminding me about using nail polish! I have a ton! :)
July 31, 2020 at 3:26 PM
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