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Saturday, December 9, 2017
Warm Holiday Wishes
Day two on the Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop:
This certainly was a lot of fun to do. I started with some corrugated cardboard from a box and added it to a card base. I also used some on the sleeve for the cup, die cut using a Sizzix Tim Holts BigZ. Behind the popped up cup, I used some cardboard from a box of K cups, and all were treated to some Distress Inks and water sploshes. The sentiment comes from Lawn Fawn, the coffee beans are from Stampabilities, and the snowflakes, well I don't remember. If anyone does, please let me know because they are such a nice collection of small snowflake dies. A tiny bow from glittery twine finishes off this card.
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Love all the dimension and texture on your card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Karen, and for the sweet comment!
DeleteCoffee beans and snowflakes work great for a background element. You have proved that. I love your card.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Verna. It's hard to think of snow when I live in sunny central Arizona :)
Deleteoh my this is fabulous. I love the texture that the corrugated cardboard adds.
ReplyDeleteThank you, MariLynn. I love finding "free" texture to add to cards when I can!
Deletevery pretty card.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Billie!
DeleteThis is also very cool! I remember that paper (since you mentioned it!)..lol! Such a great design!
ReplyDeleteI had fun with this one, Lisa. Thanks!
DeleteLove the addition of corrugated sheet for textures, absolutely pretty!
ReplyDeleteI always like to see texture on cards, but struggle with finding ways to do it myself, Vinita. This made it easy!
DeleteI’m so intrigued by the asymmetrical layering! Would never have thought to do that, but it makes your card stand out. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI learned this from my teacher, Jennifer Dove. She does this a lot to make her cards a bit more fun.
DeleteOh I ADORE this. The use of the corrugated cardboard is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Amy. I so appreciate all the time you're taking to comment on everyone's posts!
DeleteThis is such an awesome card!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Shelly!
DeleteFabulous monogram coffee card. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Helen!
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