Here we are on Day 3 of my Growing in Unity week. When I think of Unity images, one of the first things I think of are trees and natural images. Unity has GREAT trees & one of my favorite things to do with them is to paper piece with subtle pattern papers as I've done on my first project for today. I took several coordinating papers from the
My Minds Eye Freebird Collection & stamped the tree images from the
Tiny Trinity set . Then I cut them out and attached them to the tree that I had stamped on the base. It's an easy, but sometimes time consuming task depending on the piece you are cutting. I love how this first card turned out!
My next project also uses the
Tiny Trinity set along with a sentiment from the
Hodge Podge of Happiness kit. I also used some gorgeous
Moss Green Corduroy Ribbon for some great texture.
My last card is actually a layout I've done before, but I like it & wanted to put a little bit different spin on it. I used the
Gratitude = Joy set & then added a bit of texture with a
Quickuts Diamond embossing plate.
I hope you're enjoying my projects this week! Make sure you stop back tomorrow for some fun little flutterbys ~
My next project also uses the Tiny Trinity set along with a sentiment from the Hodge Podge of Happiness kit. I also used some gorgeous Moss Green Corduroy Ribbon for some great texture.
My last card is actually a layout I've done before, but I like it & wanted to put a little bit different spin on it. I used the Gratitude = Joy set & then added a bit of texture with a Quickuts Diamond embossing plate.
25 comments:
Wow! That's some crazy cutting but I LOVE the result. These are all just fabulous.
Gorgeous cards, Kendra! I love the Tiny Trinity set, and The colors you chose are just perfect. I can't wait for my Hodge Podge set to arrive!
Oh Kendra,
Those paper pieced trees are lovely!! I like every day in Unity more and more...I couldn't pick just one project if I had to!
Looking forward to seeing what tomorrow brings.
WOW! I love them all. Your paperpieced tree is awesome!
These are all great Kendra!!!
I thought I was crazy for cutting out little pieces! I think you have me topped! love your cards. you are rockin your week in Unity!!
Beautiful cards and love the colors. Love how you pieced the trees...you can just see the Unity Love in those.
OMG Kendra, I absolutely ADORE these cards (particularly the first two)!
these are just fabulous, Kendra! I just love your style and great use of color and pattern with these awesome stamps! Wonderful job!!!
Wow! I love these! Great layouts and, colors and stamps! So cute!!
great theme love all the unity stamps you showcased.
Great cards Kendra! Wonderful week of Unity!
These are fabulous Kendra!
WOW. That paper pieced tree on the first one is just awesome! I love all your cards. They are beautiful. That same tree on the second card as the first: a lady had her card published in a mag with this tree upside down like holly. It looked really neat. Just another idea for you with this awesome image!
LOVE your paper pieced trees...and all the cards...gorgeous!
One of the first stamp sets I bought was Tiny Trinity and then the Dream Tree! Unity makes the best tree stamps! Thanks for sharing such gorgeous cards with us today!
Wow, you sure do have patience! However, it's worth it as that particular card is awesome. Luv all the cards that you have done.
just beautiful! I love your cards ;)
Kendra, could you tell me how you do the embossing with the quickutz, do you need a special spacer? And what machine do you use? Thank you.
Great cards. I love the unity trees!
Great cards!! You have a very good eye for detail. Everything works together perfectly.
Those trees are Fabulous!! I love the paper pieced one especiallY!
I tried posting all this week and it has not worked.. but you are doing some amazing projects. I love looking at everything, lots of yummy detail. fantastic work Kendra. hope this works.
Fabulous cards! I love how you cut the individual leaves out on that middle tree...gorgeous! I think you need to submit that first card! :)
So cute! Love your paper piecing on those trees!
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