Saturday, November 8

cup of music…


and

Coffee Loving Papercrafters Fall/Winter 
Blog Hop 2025

This one almost stumped me!
Then I decided to use one of my favorite die sets and it all came together.
The base card is layered black, red and white card stocks.
The cup is red and white card stocks from Trinity Stamp[s “Boo Brew” (it can be used for more than Halloween).
I used a background coffee bean from Trinity Stamps “Fa-brew-lous” and drew in the notes.
This I applied with foam taped.
The sentiment is made up of different words from a set, unknown company, that I bought over 10 years ago!




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simple boo…


and

Coffee Loving Papercrafters Fall/Winter 
2025 Blog Hop

Now I’m going to try and combine challenges so they all get a little caffeine.
The base card is black polka dotted card stock.
using dies from one of my favorite sets, Trinity Stamps “Boo Brew” I created the cup and ghost.
The sentiment was created with Impression Obsessions “Boo” die.



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here we go…


This was a chance for me to use a little watercolor I had made a while ago.
The base card is grey dot embossed card stock with a layer of  cream and a layer of brown card stocks.
USing the water color piece I made I die cut it with a die from cas-ual fridays stamps and glued it to the card front.
On more cream card stock I stamped the sentiment from Jaded Blossom , cut it out with scissors and foam taped it to the card front.


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Monday, November 3

frames…


This is what happens when you go to Hobby Lobby and they have a package of puffy frames on clearance…you buy them!
The base card is black card stock.
The background is Tim Holtz Ideaology patterned paper blackened using Distress black soot around the edge with Distress ink.
 I sprayed it with fixative to keep the crayon on the frame.
I die cut a ghost using Tum Holtz “Frightful Things” and attached the prism paper before gluing them to the card front.m both to a 
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ghosties…


Though Halloween is over for this year and I am playing Christmas carols in my craft room, I still like to play this challenge every month to stock up for the next year.
In the case of this card I made 4 the same!
TThe base card is white card stock with a layer of white linen card stock and a layer of ghost patterned paper.
I die cut the white linen card stock with dies from an arch set to make three ghosts and used Distress ink and black pens to make the facial expressions before gluing them to the card front.


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