Hullo
there one and all.. YEP! I am officially running two days late for WOYWW
(What is on Your Workdesk Wednesday), hosted again by dear Julia (pop over to Julia's and please join in, do!). Desk photo was taken on the right day - just full on days here. As it's Friday downunder pop over to *Annie's Friday Smiles, AND *Christmas Challenge - Rudolph Day at Scrappy Mo's
The two Aussie shots are taken by my sister (I think?) of Mt Warning. Locals on North coast know that discernible shape, formerly a volcano, years ago. We lived nearby for four years in my primary years and we climbed it twice in that time. Quite a view, big smiles when I see this!
May God bless your day wherever you may be .. and please say hi, so I know you've been by! I am sorry for those I owe mail and comments to.. will get there .. in time!
Shaz in Oz.x
Shaz in Oz.x
"The LORD liveth; and blessed be my rock; and exalted be the God of the rock of my salvation.”
2 Samuel 22:47
Linking up to:
1. Word Art Wednesday - anything goes http://wordartwednesday.blogspot.com.au
1. Word Art Wednesday - anything goes http://wordartwednesday.blogspot.com.au
2. Di's Snippety challenge - Used
snippets on all of the cards. http://pixiescraftyworkshop.blogspot.com.au/
3. Scrappy Mo's Christmas card challenge - aka Rudolph day.
4. Simon Says Wednesday Challenges - anything goes 5. Craftyhazelnut's Christmas Challenge (Anything Christmas goes / optional use embossing folder which I did!)
Wonderful card Shaz - I especially love the snippets one! Those poppies are just lovely, which reminds me I was rummaging through my flower dies earlier and can't recall seeing my own die there! So much for being organised!
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Hugs
Di xx
Hi Shaz,
ReplyDeletewhat wonderful cards and they are all so very super and wonderfully created.
Love all the colours and your designs.
Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L. GD
Forgot to say brilliant photos.
ReplyDeleteWow, the pics of the mountain are very dramatic...what a sky! I love your C card too, you could see the twinkly bits really clearly 😊 We didn't know that piece of blue fabric was under the table either until we took the photo of Ron! It was a scrap of fabric stapled on...bizarre!
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Hugs LLJ 6 xxxx
Always enjoy visiting your blog!!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are beautiful. I made several backgrounds like theses after one of your previous posts and appreciated learning the technique. Now I need to turn them into cards. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThree fabulous cards, loving them all! Hope you're keeping well x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards Shaz and lovely photos. I'm having to take my time getting round this week due to a bad head cold but I'll get there. Happy belated woyww, Angela x19x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Shaz.
ReplyDeleteThe Rudolph Days one is so pretty and I love the glittery sheen on the trees.. You are sure talented with a brayer!
The sympathy card is lovely too. I really like that the background script stamp is gilded!
Always appreciate your photos of Australian scenery. Almost as good as being there!
Thanks for taking part in the July Rudolph Days Challenge.
What a wonderful set of beautiful cards. I'm in "awe" with all of them.
ReplyDeleteThree stunning cards Shaz especially love the RD card.
ReplyDeleteKath x
Wonderful Christmas card, pretty colours for the gorgeous brayered background - lots of sparkle too! Love the tissue technique cards - beautiful! Fabulous photos as always, thank you! xxx
ReplyDelete"The Lord Liveth and blessed be my Rock and exalted be the GOD of my salvation." One of my favorite verses. The card is stunning Shaz. I really like the Christmas card with the trees too. You do such beautiful work. Mt. Warning. An appropriate name for a volcano don't you think? I hope you're feeling well and having a blessed week my sweet sister.
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Betsy
Gorgeous selection of cards, love the sky on the first one. You can take so much inspiration from those amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteThe shepherds must have been terrified at first and what a wonderful message! I love those tissue paper backgrounds, Shaz! Gorgeous examples!
ReplyDeletebetter late than never! love the photos of the mountain. great cards, too. Helen #1
ReplyDeleteMorning Shaz, or probably evening where you are. Those cards are beautiful, as always, that Memorybox flower die is so simple and so evocative, if that's the right word.
ReplyDeleteAnd your mountain sunsets are amazing, God's painting is better than anything man can do!
Thanks for visiting my page, and bless you for sharing, even 2 days late.
Chris #5
Thanks for sharing and linking up today. It looks like we have both been looking towards the sky this week. I always want to paint a picture of gorgeous skies but just know I couldn't paint it as beautiful as nature does it.
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Annie x
Find these days if you want religious cards you have to make them, yours are beautiful, love the colours. Anickoana WOYWW
ReplyDeleteOh my lovely friend - what an absolutely gorgeous image you have on your first card. Quite spectacular - love the colours - absolutely beautiful. And it goes so well with the actual card colour. Love all three of the cards but that one just hit me smack between the eyes and I gasped at its beauty.
ReplyDeleteFab photos from your sister too.
Hope all is well with you and the family members.
Love
Neet xx
What a gorgeous collection of cards, amazing texture and peaceful sentiments. Happy WOYWW Sarah #23
ReplyDeletebeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteA lovely busy work space there. I love your Rudolph Day card. Such lovely colours in the sky and a perfect verse to go with it. I also love the poppy die which I have somewhere too. The photos of the mountain are beautiful. It must have been wonderful growing up to such a view each day. Kate x
ReplyDeleteStunning cards Shaz. My favourite is the first one which is Gorgeous..loz
ReplyDeleteOh what lovely cards! I always like your wonderful Christian sentiment stamps. The mauve card for your friend is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the potos of Mt Warning and the sky colours. Stunning. For you even more special as you lived so near it and recognise that shape immediately. It must bring back memories.
Have a good week and keep smiling,
Lisca
Your photos are simply stunning, love those beautiful colors! And so many wonderful cards too, equally as stunning as those photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering both of my CHNC challenges with your lovely crafting - hope to see you again soon. x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards dear Shaz! I love the scripture too, so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your lovely artwork andforsharing the wonderful artwork of our Creator Gos, no two skies are the same.... wow! xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Shaz, I've just stopped by to say how beautiful your cards are. The card that you've made for the Rudolph challenge is gorgeous. Such a lovely scene and your colour palette is exquisite. Hope you're keeping well. Happy crafting, Sandra x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and stunning photos, I really like the tissue paper effect, you make it look so pretty x
ReplyDeleteSounds as though you have had a very productive cardmaking binge Shaz - love your cards, they are always so very eye catching and absolutely gorgeous! Love the tissue paper ones, and the tree Christmas on is stunning.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
Blessings
Maxine
Hi Shaz, I came to comment on your lovely Christmas card, and find you have three gorgeous cards, love the colours, looks like you were colour inspired by those wonderful sunset photos. Have a fabulous weekend cheers Robyn
ReplyDeleteWell I'm running even later than you, so it kinda works out! A marathon session indeed...I do think a bunch of handmade cards makes a great gift, and wow, all made in a single session is doubly impressive..inspiring and quick!
ReplyDeleteWhat absolutely beautiful cards, Shaz, especially the Bible quotes. The background on the first one is fabulous - I love that ombre effect, and all the colours are just gorgeous. Thank you for your sweet comment about our new kittens - they are already settling in really well, and today their reaction to us is quite different - they are no longer nervous of us, but starting to show their affection! I've spent a long time today cuddling Ruby who has really bonded with me, which makes me so happy after the loss of our two old kitties. The little ones are so much fun and so beautiful - only Jesus could come up with something so unutterably gorgeous as kittens!!!
ReplyDeleteShoshi
I do understand the being behind on commenting and posting, days just seem to get filled up with other things that take priority... great background you found in your stash and love what you came up with for it, Yes what a sight that must have been when the angels appeared... Everytime I see your cards I feel I need to give that technique a try, it is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Shaz!!! I love seeing what you are up to. A very interesting desk indeed :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of the sunset. A beautiful art of the world.
I hope that you are keeping well.
Have a wonderful week.
hugs
sharon :)
Ah, love the view with treelines and winter sunset on your first card. Such a peaceful scene in lovely colors, magical!
ReplyDeleteWow! Such beautiful cards!! All lovely designed!! Lovely pictures too!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for joining us this week at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog!
hugs...
Melissa
Your cards are gorgeous Sharon!!! The first one being my favorite because of the verse. Love that one too. Love the beautiful photo's as well, the sky is amazing in these photo's. I also love the mountain, can't even imagine climbing that! Hope you are well my friend! Hugs, Brenda
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