Welcome to the October release from Our Daily Bread Designs! The design team has been busy preparing some awesome creations for you, so sit back and enjoy!
It’s not too early to start those Christmas cards or holiday party invites!
Here is what you need to know to have a chance to win a gift!
Prize Information: Three randomly selected winners will each receive a $25 Gift Code to the ODBD Website just for commenting on the Design Team cards! You have until October 2, 2016 at 9:00 p.m. EDT to leave your comments on the Designers Blogs for a chance to win! The Winners will be posted on the ODBD Blog on October 3rd, so be sure to check back there to see if you won!
My first sample uses the set Home for the Holidays and new paper, Christmas Card Collection 2016 for the oval sentiment. This set offers a nice a variety of sentiments and the paper collection colors and styles is a must have!
Colored with Copics and sponged with distress ink, Seedless Preserves and Mustard Seed. I also used Layered Lacey Ovals, and Stitched Ovals for the popped up sentiment. I used silver mirror paper which is so hard to photograph!
My second sample, Our Savior’s Birth, is combined with one of the new dies, Noel Border Die.
The image is colored with Copics. I also colored the Double Stitched Squares frames, the double Noel Border Die, and the verse background with Copics to match. The paper is from Rustic Beauty Collection.
Get your creative juices flowing and visit the ODBD blog and my sister sticks for much more from this October release!
Sandee * Cathy * Dawn {you are here}
Lori * Robin * Julie * Diana * Angie
Chris * Grace * Lisa * Sabrina * Kathy
Thanks for stopping by!
Dawn
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44 comments :
Just beautiful Dawn!!! I especially love the colors you used to color the image on the second card. Just beautiful on that design paper!!!
Hugs,
Grace
Simply gorgeous! Love this new release!!
Dawn, your cards are beautiful. I especially like the Nativity scene and great verse - to share the good news of Christmas.
These cards make me want to go and create! Love them.
Both are amazing! LOVE the silver paper and purple shading on the first, but the 2nd is my fave with the beautiful image and rustic colors! HUGS!!!
I love these Dawn! The purple sponging on the first is such a beautiful look! I absolutely love the second card with the the rustic paper and beautiful coloring!
Love both of your wonderful cards! They are so different, yet so pretty in their own way! Thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous card for todays hop! LOVE the new sets, and love the color combo's you used today!
hugs
Cheryl
Such lovely cards! Your coloring is wonderful. I love the rustic look of the last card!
Your cards are beautiful and so awe-inspiring. Beautiful coloring.
Audrina Thorsen
Beautiful inking on the first one and love everything about the second one.
Your cards are so beautiful...I would love to CASE them all!
Your cards are gorgeous, as always! I especially like seeing your coloring. So pretty.
Love ur cards..so pretty
Your cards are beautiful. I love the manger scence where it does look as if it were in a stable. Beautiful!
These cards are WONDERFUL. I love the way you colored the first one - the play of light is great! And the manger scene is SO realistic. Great job!
OH! I really love the Holy family. so well colored and and a warm display. just gorgeous.
Love your non-traditional colors! The wooden background is my favorite!
Both cards are very pretty. I like the non traditional colors you used!
WOW the manger is stunning! The double stitch die was the perfect choice for the frame on the manger scene. With your coloring it really added the dimensional look. You are gifted artist and you copic coloring skill and choice of colors is just perfect.
Such lovely cards!! The manger scene is very beautiful!! Love how you've colored it!
-Berina
Moxie Craftie
I love the shadowing on your lamp post and your manger scene is just "heavenly".
Love the coloring and blending on the first card! Your Noel card is picture perfect in design and true meaning of Christmas! Awesome!
Beautiful Dawn! I especially love the Nativity scene with that mauve coloring and paper! So gorgeous my friend! Beautiful cards!
The card about "Our Savior's Birth" is so perfect! I realize I'm a little biased because I absolutely love trees and wood, but your use of a woodgrain background fits perfectly since both Joseph and Jesus worked as carpenters!! :) And I love the choice of sentiment.
Both your designs are lovely but I am partial to that second one. Great job!
Simply elegant cards. My favorite time of the year.
Simply elegant cards. My favorite time of the year.
What gorgeous cards!! I really like your coloring. You showcased both stamps beautifully.
Dawn, they are gorgeous! The coloring is fabulous work.
Two beautiful cards Dawn! Love the rich purples of the first and the awesome Rustic feel of the second! Beautifully done!!
Beautiful cards Dawn ! My favorite is Our Saviour's Birth .. Thank you for sharing your great designs!
Dawn, both cards are beautiful! Love your coloring and use of the new die along with the Rustic Beauty paper for your second card- just perfect!
What great cards. Thanks for the inspiration.
What great cards. Thanks for the inspiration.
Beautiful cards. Great release.
Gorgeous Cards!!! love them!!!
Oh my goodness!! Your coloring is absolutely stunning! Love the woodgrain with the manger scene!
Such pretty cards! Thanks for the inspiration!
Your cards are so beautiful! Love them both.
Gorgeous samples, Dawn! Love the glow around the streetlight on your first card and the rustic setting of your nativity card! Both wonderful Christmas cards!
These are such beautiful cards! I don't use Copics, but I like the way you pictured which pens you used for the people who do -- because your coloring is so well done. You also chose the perfect colors. The purple in the invitation is lovely and I can imagine a cold winter night looking dark purple plus I love it with the mirrored layer. The nativity scene is very realistic looking (for our culture) but the symbolism in the card really appeals to me -- the wooden background (Jesus being a carpenter), the dogwood blossoms (how they represent Christ's wounds from his being nailed to the cross [supposedly made of a dogwood tree]) and even your border die whose edge almost looks like a series of crosses. Thank you so much for your sharing these and your inspiration.
such pretty shading around the lamp post in the first and the coloring on your second card is just outstanding, and the paper with it is perfect!
Beautiful creations, Dawn!! I love them both. Your coloring of the Bethlehem image against the wood panel background is stunning!! Gorgeous work my friend!
hugs,
Chris
Wow, I love Barbara's comment! I agree, the colors on your nativity card are so pretty! Great job, Llama Mama!
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