It's my most favorite time of the crafting year, the Fall/Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop! It is so hard to believe that this time last year I was busy as a bee making coffee cards day after day, then the very next morning we were hurried into the hospital to begin Sydney's treatment for leukemia. Even harder to believe that I didn't craft for months and months after that, with so many long hospital stays during the ups and downs of her chemo. Thankfully, she will be starting maintenance chemo next week! Praise the Lord!!!
Thank you all so much for your support and prayers throughout the past year. <3
I've been having some fun with my crafty pal @carolinasweetlee and hew new Christmas die cuts. When I saw the little coffee mugs and cups in the new Tim Holtz Festive Things die set it made me want to combine them with the Santa's Helper Elf die. He reminds me of myself trying to balance my coffee... It never works for me!
I used the Scribble Woodlands stamp set along with Alphanumeric dies to complete this festive phrase. The tree is also from the Festive Things set, but the circle baubles are the berries from the holly in the Seasonal Scroll Bigz die.
The circle was cut from the Snowglobe 2 die set from last year's Christmas stash. I used a Picket Fence Distress Paint Dauber to outline the edges to give the appearance of frosted glass. I used the Tim Holtz Ornate Trims stamp set to make the border around my design.
I'm looking forward to hopping with you all again this year. Hugs to all of you coffee loving cardmakers!
I'm sharing with:
Coffee Loving Cardmakers: Fall/Winter Coffee Lovers Hop
The Holly and Ivy Christmas Challenge: Anything Goes
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday: Anything Goes
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Coffee Loving Cardmakers: Fall/Winter Coffee Lovers Hop
The Holly and Ivy Christmas Challenge: Anything Goes
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday: Anything Goes
Visit my Custom Curated Coffee Product Guide in the Inlinkz below (affiliate/ad):
Oh Autumn -- what a super fun coffee card! I love that red circle, the little elf balancing coffee, and the sweet tree! Perfect!!
ReplyDeleteoh WOW! this is sooooo fun and soooooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteits so very pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun and I love the cute scene!
ReplyDeleteOh, such a fun card with the darling elf holding the cups! Very pretty tree and snowy background, too!
ReplyDeleteLove that elf balancing the coffees! Great colors and designs here, Autumn! hugs, Maura
ReplyDeleteIt’s a really fun card design, great sentiment! I’m glad that your family member (is it your daughter?) is doing well after the chemo treatment.
ReplyDeleteI love your festive and fun Christmas design.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI simply love everything about this card! It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteawesome fun card. Cute design.
ReplyDeleteReally cute card, Autumn. So happy and relieved that healing and strength are winning! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is so fun, Autumn!
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Another pin! I love this Elf Card aLATTE!!!!
ReplyDeleteOH that is so funny and so true!
ReplyDeleteBig Big Big hugs to you and your girl.
ReplyDeleteSo happy that you're back crafting again and have taken the time to link up to the Coffee Lovers Blog hop. That means a ton to me, thank you. This is absolutely fabulous.
Love your scene card
ReplyDeleteAutumn, this is fantastic, inspiring and beautiful card. I LOVE all the layers, distressed, colors, and every thing you put on this card.
ReplyDeleteFabulous coffee lover's card! I love the little elf carrying his cups of joe! Cute as can be! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteSo creative to have the elf carrying the coffees!! Thank you God that Sydney is getting to maintenance chemo, what a long year for you all. xx
ReplyDeleteI love this card, the combination of dies and the colors all work together perfectly! I’m very happy to see that you are crafting again Autumn, and to hear this good news about Sydney warms my heart! xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card! love the cup!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card!
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