Hello friends :)
Just a quick card today. I'm trying to stamp as much as I can at the moment. If you read my post yesterday (and I hope you did) I mentioned I had an ultrasound appointment.
Well, at 35 weeks, baby's head is down and estimated 7 pounds. Her brothers were all big babies too (two were over 9lbs), so I'm thinking she will be early.
So, I will stamp while I can!
Here's a card I made with the Coffee Cafe and Coffee Cup Framelits Dies. I was not going to purchase this set because I'm not too fond of the brown and green scheme, but I kept seeing fun colorful cards without the DSP, and I finally gave in!
I added some crumb cake ice cubes on the coffee cup that I used my Sponge Brayer on. The lid is made with Vellum Cardstock - so cute!
This was also the first time I used this Rich Razzleberry 1/4" Stitched-Edge Ribbon and I absolutely love it! It is very easy to tie - it's almost like a shoelace consistency.
I used the same sheet of Powder Pink polka-dot paper from the Whole Lot of Lovely DSP pack. I love to add the details from the front to the inside of my cards. I need to remember to do this every time!
I hope that you have a wonderful rest of the weekend! Remember, only a few days left for Bonus Days!
The Coffee Cafe Bundle gets you very close to a free $5 coupon for next month!
Shop my store and use hostess code VCEN44XB at checkout.
Have a great weekend!
-Holly
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ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed reading your post — that “razzleberry cup of joe” sounds divine! From a B2B perspective, using a paper cup with paper lid emblazoned with custom artwork or branding (like your gorgeous razzleberry motif) can be a great way for coffee shops, catering services, or event companies to elevate their customer experience. Not only is it functional and sustainable, but it also gives brands a memorable, eco‑friendly touchpoint that enhances their identity and leaves a lasting impression.
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