Tea for One

 I started this A2-sized card by stamping the tea cup (Darkroom Door) on a manila-colored card stock using Distress ink in Vintage Photo. I colored it using my Prismacolor colored pencils. Then, I cut it out by hand, using scissors and a craft knife. After that, I die cut the green panel. Next, I cut the card base. Finally, I layered all of the elements.

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Spill the Beans!

This was an easy A2 card to make. The set of stamps is Coffee Time from Darkroom Door. I stamped the images using Distress Archival ink in Ground Espresso. I followed the sketch below to make the card.

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Coffee and a Cookie

I started this card by using a Kraft-colored, A2-sized card base. I stamped the coffee container (Darkroom Door)on a scrap of Kraft-colored card stock using Archival Distress ink and cut it out by hand. I stamped the cookie (Stampin' Up!) and used the appropriately-sized punch to cut it out. Then, I used double-sided foam tape to adhere the coffee container to a very dark brown card stock. I cut the coffee bean paper to measure about 3/4" by 4 1/2" and adhered it to the card base using double-sided tape. Then, I taped the coffee container to the card base. Finally, I glued on the cookie.

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Happy Birthday

This post is also about making a trendy "slim line" card. It fits in a #10 business-sized envelope.

The card blank measures 8 1/2" by 7", and it is folded lengthwise. The brown-speckled panel measures 8" by 3". I used an extremely long border stamp (by darkroom door) for the numbers. I used Vivid ink pad in Coffee Bean, and the sentiment (by Catslife Press) was stamped using Versafine Onyx.

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