I’m in Easter card mode, so today’s project combines His Grace stamp set with Cross of Hope die set.

His Grace
I began by embossing a piece of Petal Promenade DSP with the Country Floral embossing folder. It was an easy way to get a variation of tone on the Petal Pink background. I chose Sahara Sand for the card base, which added a soft contrast.
The cross was made with a die from the Cross of Hope die set, and Wood Textures DSP. I layered it two times for thickness.
The scripture is from the His Grace stamp set, stamped in Soft Suede ink on Petal Pink cardstock. It fit nicely within a Layering Squares, scallop edged die, which I layered on a plain square of Sahara Sand.
The design was inspired by this week’s challenge at Global Design Project.
For some added color, I used a Bouquet Bunch die to make some flowers from Calypso Coral cardstock.
Before gluing everything together, I tied Braided Linen Trim around the larger embossed piece.
TIP: The Braided Trim does not go entirely around the embossed piece, but is taped on each end, on the backside. The knot was tied separately with a short piece of trim.
I had fun using the GDP sketch, and I hope you enjoyed seeing today’s Easter card. Thank you for visiting!
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Such a beautiful card with the perfect sentiment. TFS
Thank you, Jo Ann! I appreciate your nice comment!
Very lovely card
Thank you, Dolly! I’m so glad you like it!