Tuesday, November 7

hot cocoa hugs…

and

I loved the cupcake photo but I wanted it to be good for the Coffee Lovers hop so I made it into a hot cocoa card.
The base card is white card stock with a layer of red card stock.
I cut a piece of wood patterned paper and backed it with more white card stock.
On yet another piece of white card stock I stamped the image from Your Next Stamp, sadly they are going out of business, using Memento rich cocoa ink and colored it with Copic markers.
This I cut out and foam taped to the card front.





cider…

and

Sketch challenges are so great to combine with other challenges!
The base card is kraft card stock.
Using dies from MFT Stamps “Stitched Square STAX” with assorted card stocks.
The sentiment and image are from Art Impressions teamed up with Simon Says Stamp for a Stamptember set called “Apple Cider Set”.
These I stamped and colored with Copic markers.





positivi-tea…

and

This card probably doesn’t qualify as CAS or less but I loved the colors so here it is.
The base card is white. card stock with a layer of blue card stock.
On white card stock I made a background using Distress inks, stamps and stencils.
This I cut with a cup die from Trinity Stamps”Boo Brew” set.
I cut card stocks using My Favorite Things “Stitched Square STAX” and taped them onto the card.
Next I foam taped the cup to the squares.
To finish I stamped the sentiment from Heffy Doodle “Tea Time Sentiment Stamps”.





chillin’…

and

Yes, penguins have feathers!!!
The base card is white card stock with layers of red & black card stock.
The patterned paper is from Echo Park Paper Co. “Little Lumber Jack” pad.
On more white card stock I stamped the sentiment and figures from Sunny Studios “Passionate Penguins” using Memento tuxedo black ink and colored with Copic markers.
These I trimmed out, glued together and foam taped to the front of the card.




coffee…

and

While helping a friend clean up her stash at church for a prayer card ministry I came across a pile of Wordsworth card templates and decided to sort them and mark them properly.
One caught my eye to play with for a coffee card with a sticker I liked.
The card is made of multiple card stocks and the patterned piece is made with a stamp from Concord & 9th.
I used my craft knife to cut out the appropriate pieces.