Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
This is a Christian Easter Card made using the Waterfront Stamp Set from Stampin’ Up!. This stamp set works well for creating the scene at the tomb on Easter Morning, when the angel asked why the women were seeking Jesus, as "He is not here, He has risen just as He said." This card represents the empty tomb, and the joy that Jesus is truly who He said He is.
I also dig into my retired stamp sets for the “He Is Risen” sentiment, and used the Easter Message stamp set from Stampin' Up! Some sets are worth hanging on to, especially ones that convey the right message for Christian celebrations.
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I hope you have a peaceful and reflective Triduum, and a Blessed and Joyful Easter.
I will not be posting until after Easter, as our family will be celebrating knowing we have a God who loves us so much, He sent His only Son to suffer and die for us, and rise so we can have eternal life. Really, what is more important?
I wish you joy and hope during this blessed Holy Week.
Smiles, Darby
This is a Christian Easter Card made using the Waterfront Stamp Set from Stampin’ Up!. This stamp set works well for creating the scene at the tomb on Easter Morning, when the angel asked why the women were seeking Jesus, as "He is not here, He has risen just as He said." This card represents the empty tomb, and the joy that Jesus is truly who He said He is.
I also dig into my retired stamp sets for the “He Is Risen” sentiment, and used the Easter Message stamp set from Stampin' Up! Some sets are worth hanging on to, especially ones that convey the right message for Christian celebrations.
Visit RejoiceAndCreate.com for more information:
rejoiceandcreate.com/2018/03/28/he-has-risen-easter-card
I hope you have a peaceful and reflective Triduum, and a Blessed and Joyful Easter.
I will not be posting until after Easter, as our family will be celebrating knowing we have a God who loves us so much, He sent His only Son to suffer and die for us, and rise so we can have eternal life. Really, what is more important?
I wish you joy and hope during this blessed Holy Week.
Smiles, Darby
