Wow! These Summer Coffee Lovers Blog Hop days are passing fast! I've tried to come up with new ideas for my same old stamps. It had been ages since I inked up my mom's Stampington teaspoons stamp. I played around with a paper palette (vintage Basic Grey) and decided to stamp the spoon handles onto vellum. I only inked the handles, not the labels and stamped twice.
I layered over a panel cut with my new Sizzix borders and doilies set my friend Madelyn gave me for Christmas - thanks Mad! You're the best! I thought this Tim Holtz chipboard sentiment was perfect and added some staples for a touch of grunge. ;0 I used the doily from the same set to layer with my stamped teacup. I've told you before, this stamp is by Prima and I cut the words off of the stamp and glued them to the side of my wood block to make the image more versatile. I hope you like my design!
To see my other coffee creations click HERE.
In other news, I am working on a new mini album and was going through some of the albums I have made and was delighted to flip through this album first blogged HERE. The video can be found HERE, just in case it doesn't load for you. The entire album is tea party themed and uses the same collection of stamps I've used in my card today. I hope to upload some other flip through videos for you of my albums soon, so let me know if you'd like that. Thanks!!! <3
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Sure is pretty!
ReplyDeleteSooo pretty and sweet!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty Autumn....loving the pink + yellow combo!
ReplyDeleteAutumn, I love the teaspoons handles. Your layers are really well done. I love the twine bow as well. Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely and feminine card! The mini album is incredibly cute - I really enjoyed your flip through! I could almost touch those pages! The pull-out pages made it interactive and interesting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! The spoons in the background is fab!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and love the beautiful embellishments and layering.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Linda xxx
Awesome design and colour choice, love you created the vellum piece with the torn edge and the stamped tea spoons!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, Autumn!! The papers are so beautiful!! I love the layers!! The teaspoon handles are fabulous!! The teacup is beautiful!! I love, love everything about this, my friend!! Amazing!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
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Gorgeous card! Love the pinks! Love the doily die cut -- if it's the one I'm thinking of (Hello Doily from Sizzix) it's one of my new favorites!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love your card, Autumn and also that mini-album is so adorable!! The teacup on your card is one of my favorites, I think I've told you I had that set in my hand so many times at my local store but never got it...love your layers and colors. It's tough trying to come up with new ideas for the same coffee supplies, but you always manage to do an amazing job. Love this! Hugs :-)
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! I love the dainty elements and pretty pink coloring.
ReplyDeleteI adore the design and the teaspoon handles really make it for me as well as the vintage palette. Great job Autumn xxx
ReplyDeleteLove those spoon handles Autumn - they really are classical designs, and you have used them beautifully on this fabulous card. I enjoyed the flip through album.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine
Very pretty card!
ReplyDeleteWow- this is so lovely! So delicate and romantic feeling, something from a Jane Austin scene!
ReplyDeletehugs,Jackie xx
Absolutely beautiful design Autumn and I love how you've stamped the spoon handles on vellum ... perfect! So creative and inspiring! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and loving all the layers. TFS
ReplyDeletegorgeous card Autumn!
ReplyDeleteThis isn't so pretty! Love those "old" stamps. And the tea album is fabulous - can t go wrong with those beautiful Character Construction stamps. Enjoyed the tutorial and video.
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely Autumn, such pretty colours and I love your big messy bow xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful combination of items for your gorgeous card design. Love the old tableware images.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful and elegant card! I love that paper!!
ReplyDeleteA fresh and pretty card - I have a piece of that gorgeous paper squirrelled away. You've made is shine with the gorgeous stamping and vellum. Loved the mini book too.
ReplyDeletebeautiful design of card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card Autumn! Love the shabby chic feel of it. Pretty colors and details. The stamps are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHey there, Autumn, I am a Clio, Michigan Gal ~ this is a fabulous tea creation!! thanks so much for dropping this off at Tuesday Throwdown Creative Borders this week - hope to see you back next Tuesday when another challenge begins - blessing, Gail Scott Team A Tuesday Throwdown http://ilikepaper01.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThis sure is a stunning card! Great layering, color combo and stamps.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Just love the papers and layers and that cup is just gorgeous... the spoon handles are a great touch!
ReplyDeleteA great card Autumn, love the design with the teaspoon handles stamped on a vellum layer behind the pretty cup. Love your choice of colour palette too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at FSC
Avril xx
love this beautiful and elegant creation!! such fab details and the colours are perfect for that subject.
ReplyDeleteso well done mf
xx Karen
Beautiful card and love the tea cup
ReplyDeleteYou know I'm not a girly girl, but this card has got to be one of my favorites of your coffee-lovers collection. But I have other favorites, too! Love the colors, the row of teaspoon handles on vellum (yes, I broke out the vellum yesterday, too, for the first time in ages, it seems). The teacup is so sweet and you're very clever to stamp on designer paper. I need to keep that in mind. Beautiful make! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteA delightful card - those spoon handles are simply wonderful! Looking forward to the flip through, and definitely up for more of those.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Beautiful - such an elegant design.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us this week at Crafty Sentiments Designs.
Helen x