The Lord is Mighty to Save

I confess...I have not taken the time to post my work like I should be doing. Sigh...September is a busy month for us in this house. Both of our kids celebrate their birthdays and there is a major deadline I face as a guardian for my developmentally disabled brother every year in September that requires my time with paperwork. So...hopefully I will be more faithful to my blog in the coming weeks as life becomes busy with the holidays and our 25th wedding anniversary as well as my husband and I celebrating our birthdays. Whew!!

I am linking this card up over at Our Daily Bread Designs for an Anything Goes Challenge.


Supplies used:

Sentiment: Scripture Series 1-Our Daily Bread Designs
Cardstock-Neenah
Patterned Papers and ribbon-My Mind's Eye
Diecut-Spellbinders
Ink-Versafine

Comments

  1. Chris Olsen, GlowbugOctober 7, 2013 at 10:22 AM

    This is beautiful Donna!! I just love the olive green color scheme, the elegant and rich looking ribbon, the silhouette bird and your use of the verse!! Thanks for joining ODBD!

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  2. CherylQuiltsOctober 7, 2013 at 5:03 PM

    Oh, Donna, how beautiful! I love the wonderful Scripture passage, and the rich color! So striking with the velvet ribbon! May God continue to give you peace and strength as you deal with all the paperwork for your dear brother! What a precious sister you are...I am SO glad you joined us this week for the ODBD Shining the Light challenge! It's a joy...and I'll be praying for you! Blessings and hugs, Cheryl

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  3. CherylQuiltsOctober 7, 2013 at 5:03 PM

    Oh, Donna, how beautiful! I love the wonderful Scripture passage, and the rich color! So striking with the velvet ribbon! May God continue to give you peace and strength as you deal with all the paperwork for your dear brother! What a precious sister you are...I am SO glad you joined us this week for the ODBD Shining the Light challenge! It's a joy...and I'll be praying for you! Blessings and hugs, Cheryl

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