Hi Stampers,
Happy Monday friends !
This week we have card sketch #142 for you .
I kept mine pretty monochromatic with the card stock in
Coastal Cabana # 131297 and Bermuda Bay # 131197.
I did have fun playing the the
Press On stamp set #153392
in the Holiday catalog page 68 .
The cute little heart I added to match the coffee cup
came from the
Dog Builder Punch #148543
I colored the coffee cups with
Bermuda Bay( light) Stampin Blends # 154878
and lots and lots of
Wink of Stella # 141897
was added to the cups and the polka dots .
I also used the Rectangle Stitched dies #151820
with the Stitched So Sweetly dies # 151690.
Hope you enjoy this weeks card sketch.
Have a wonderful Monday friends !
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Card sketch 142, already?!?! Love the colors you picked to make your card. Beautiful ???
May you have a wonderful week!
Beautiful..love the colors Dawn!
Nice, I like this card it simple to make and the colors are refreshing
Beautiful colors in this card, Dawn, and love all the details in the sketch. TFS.
good morning Dawn, Great card, love the sketch. Not a coffee person, but can always put in another stamp set. Was thinking of a Christmas.
Thanks for the inspiration . Have a great day. : -)
Love the colors, Dawn Calming and cool.
Do you ever offer online retreats? You’re one of the few SU demonstrators that still offers cards for experienced stampers. I love your interactive cards and the techniques you teach us. Thank you Dawn. I love your cards – your blog is the best! Your instructions are always very easy to follow – and yet appeal to experienced stampers.