Showing posts with label Coffee - Tea - Hot Cocoa Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coffee - Tea - Hot Cocoa Cards. Show all posts

September 19, 2024

Coffee Prayer With Helen Card

 Greetings Stampers. Timothy is here today with Helen and her little Wine Prayer.
Have you ever woke up and had the same thought as Helen did?

I used a die and cut out the coral and light coral color cardstock.
I stamped the saying, Wine Prayer, on a lighter color.
Helen was stamped, colored, and cut out.
I mounted it on the darker coral color cardstock.

Stamped Used:

Thanks for stopping by!

August 6, 2024

Coffee Card

 Coffee And Friends Make The Perfect Blend!

I stamped the coffee cup in Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and colored it with Copic Markers. Next, I stamped the Strong and Sassy verse onto the cup. I cut the cup out. I layered it on a piece of coffee-themed paper with a brown ribbon. I added two colored brads and layered it on brown paper. A clean and simple card for a friend!

Stamps Used

Products used

Thanks for taking a look!
Janet


July 18, 2024

You're Tea-Riffic

Hello crafty friends! Tracy here, and today I have a refreshing summer themed card to share. Here are all of the Tea-riffic details.


Crackerbox Stamps Used:


Other Products Used:
Archival Ink- Jet Black
Cardstock- Yellow, White
Zig Clean Color Markers
Waterbrush
Nuvo Alcohol Markers
Stickles- Gold
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L- Crafty Foam Tape, E-Z Runner Grand

Cut the card base and card front from white cardstock. Cut a mat for the card front from yellow cardstock. Stamp the jar and lemons onto another piece of white cardstock, and add color using both Zig Clean Color Markers and Nuvo Alcohol Markers. Fussy cut out the images. 

Adhere the card layers together, and then add the Jar Drink image to the top of the card using foam tape. Stamp the sentiment below the image using black ink. Add the lemons below using foam adhesive and regular adhesive. Add Stickles to the drink image. 


Thanks so much for stopping by!
Tracy


June 22, 2024

Where's My Spoon?? CAS Coffee Card

 Hello again!  This is Shanna here today with a fabulous caffeinated project featuring Crackerbox Stamps!  Today's card is a quick and simple coffee card that you can whip up in no time!

This card comes together with a simple comic colored focal image, using the large to-go cup from Coffee Set 1  and adding a lightly textured background in a similar color pathway using ANY stencil!  I lightly added some yellow inked stenciling behind the coffee cup and then added the sentiment from Coffee Set 2  and the spoon to finish off the card!  

Today's project features the following stamps:
Coffee Set 1 photopolymer stamp set
Coffee Set 2 photopolymer stamp set

I like quick and easy cards, don't you?  Be sure to check back soon for some more inspiration!
Take care and stay crafty! ~Shanna

April 26, 2024

Day Without Coffee

Hello Crackerbox Stamps friends! Tracy here, and today I have another fun little caffeinated snarky card to share. Here are all of the details. 


Crackerbox Stamps Used:
Coffee Set 2
Coffee Set 1

Other Products Used:
Archival Ink- Jet Black
Zig Clean Color Markers
Waterbrush
Distress Oxide Ink- Fossilized Amber
Blending Brush
Cardstock- White
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L- E-Z Runner Grand

From white cardstock cut the card base and a white cardstock card front. 
Stamp both the lady image and the sentiment onto the card front using black ink. Then stamp a border of coffee beans up the right hand side of the card front. 

Add color to the images using Zig Clean Color Markers and a waterbrush. Then using yellow ink and a blending brush, do a light blend around the entire card front. Adhere the card base and voila!


Thanks so much for stopping by!



April 24, 2024

Sheetload of Father's Day Cards | 12 Sketches, 24 Cards Series

Hello and welcome!  This is Shanna today with the next installment in my 12 Sketches | 24 Cards series!  This is a series in which I select a card sketch off the internet and create TWO (well-at least two!) versions of it using Crackerbox Stamps! If this is your first time reading about this--be sure to read all the way to the end for a recap of the series so far!  

*Warning* I might have gotten a bit carried away this month, and the following post is very photo-heavy!!

This month's sketch was sourced from a YouTube creator named CraftyAl.  She creates a monthly sketch that utilizes 12x12 paper to mass produce a set of cards!  I chose to use the April 2024 sketch to play along with my challenge this month! I was inspired to use the sketch and pair it with the brand new Father clear polymer stamp set--using the majority of the seed to create a fun set of cards!

The way the sketch is designed makes it create 8 cards--which was a perfect way to showcase a new sentiment stamp set!  I loved going through my collection and pulling out stamps to match the sentiments!  I grabbed stamps I haven't used in a while and was so happy to pull back out again.  I kept the techniques simple with these--a little heat embossing and some tone on tone stamping.  

Here are some of my tips when mass producing cards:

  • Pick a color way--that means if you are using pattern paper, stick within those colors and have a stack nearby of inks and solid papers to choose from when designing the card.
  • Don't be afraid to turn the card!  Some of these sentiments or images just did not work for a portrait designed layout--so I turned it into a landscape layout instead!
  • White pigment ink is your friend!  White is neutral, and will pull into nearly ANY design--I was stuck on a card or two until I pulled my trusty white ink pad out to play!
Ok--that pretty much sums up the key points--time to show you the cards!

Super Guy with Father sentiment

Frame Rectangle with Father sentiment

When I Dunk (masked) , Alien Funny Face with Father  sentiment

Outhouse with Father  sentiment

Stars/Pixie Dust with Father sentiment

Pocket with Father sentiment

Snapdragon  with Father sentiment

Fireworks with Father sentiment

Aren't those fun!!!  I hope you enjoyed them as much as I did!!  
Thank you so much for stopping by today!  I hope you are enjoying the series so far!
You can find the monthly post linked below with the picture if you missed my previous posts.
See you all again soon! ~Shanna


Take a look at previous posts in this series here:





April 3, 2024

Snarky Paper Pieced Coffee Cups

 Hello and welcome!  This is Shanna today with another fun project featuring Crackerbox Stamps!

Is anyone else LOVING the new photopolymer stamp sets from Crackerbox Stamps!  I mean--I am a red rubber loving girl, but these sets are so stinking cute!  Today's project uses the Coffee 1 stamp set and one of my favorite stamping techniques--paper piecing!

I grabbed two pieces of scrap paper left over from an old 6x6 pattern paper card and these cards whipped up in no time.  I flipped the placement of the patterns and created two cards with pretty much zero extra effort!  The to go cup in the set is a super easy shape to paper piece and cut out, and I love the fact that the sentiments in the set all fit on the coffee sleeve as well!  

I hope you enjoyed today's cards. Thanks for stopping by.  See you all again soon, Shanna


March 30, 2024

Coffee Humor Card

Hello Fellow Stamper. Vicky is here today with a bit of coffee humor.
I first placed the cup from Coffee Set 1.
I used the saying and spoon from Coffee Set 2.
When I added the flowers from Flower Set 1, I stamped the solid part first and then the outline.

Stamps Used:

Check out all of the sets HERE!
Thanks for taking the time to look,
Vicky




 

March 26, 2024

Coffee- Adulting is Hard

 Hello crafty friends! Tracy here, and today I Have a fun little coffee themed card to share. This card is created with one of Crackerbox Stamps' newest sets. Here are all of the details.


Crackerbox Stamps Used:

Coffee Set 1

Other Products Used:
Cardstock- White
Distress Oxide Ink- Vintage Photo
Staz On Ink- Timber Brown
Archival Ink- Jet Black
Zig Clean Color Markers
Waterbrush

Cut a white cardstock card front and a white cardstock card base. Stamp the coffee cut image onto the middle of the card front using black ink. Then stamp the image onto a separate piece of white cardstock. Stamp the sentiment in the cup portion of the second stamped image. 

Blend the outside edges of the card front using a blending brush and brown ink. Stamp the coffee bean image around the edges using a darker brown ink to create the border.

Add color to the images using Zig Clean Color Markers and a waterbrush. Fussy cut out the cuff from the second image and adhere it to the card front using foam squares. 


Thanks so much for stopping by!
Tracy


March 24, 2024

Coffee Cards and Paper Piecing - 12 Sketches | 24 Card Challenge

 Hello and welcome!  This is Shanna today with a brand new installment in the 12 Sketches | 24 cards series where I take a sketch found on the internet, and show you how to make two different cards—both featuring fabulous stamps from Crackerbox Stamps.

Here is today’s set of cards:


Did you know that Crackerbox Stamps now carries some amazing Photopolymer stamp sets!!  They are amazing!  I am featuring the new Coffee 1 stamp set in today’s cards.  I absolutely LOVE anything coffee related and this set has some hilariously snarky sentiments that are super fun to play with as well!  Total win!


This month I selected this sketch from Pinterest.  I love the symmetry!   The star translates to any shape/image/die cut you want to use so I knew it would be perfect to showcase the coffee cups in the Coffee 1 stamps set



For my first card I stayed pretty true to the sketch, utilizing the measurements for both pieces of my patterned paper.  To dress up the cup, I chose to paper piece it and then stamp the sentiment directly onto the coffee sleeve!  To paper piece I stamped the coffee cup onto white card stock, kraft cardstock, and the green pattern paper as well.  I ruddy cut the lid off the white cardstock and added some shading with my Copic markers.  Next I cut the coffee sleeve out of the kraft cardstock and also shaded it a little with Copic markers.  I fussy cut the entire cup out of the green pattern paper and used it as the base to glue the lid and sleeve onto—creating the cup you see pictured on the card!


For my second card, I flipped the sketch—so the smaller piece of pattern paper was at the top of my card, instead of the bottom.  This is a super simple way to change up a sketch to suit your preferences or design choices!  In addition to flipping it, I thought it would be a lot of fun to add som interest to the junction of the two pattern papers by tearing them instead of cutting them straight across.  Tearing paper is something anyone can do—no special tools required!  I did end up coloring the “white” that was left when I tore the paper with one of the markers I used to color the mug because I thought it was too bright for my design, but I easily could have left it as well!  My mug has a combination of paper piecing and Copic coloring.  I wanted the mug to have some interest, like it was dipped in a design—so I stamped and fussy cut the bottom section of the mug onto the green pattern paper.  I love how the final mug turned out—something I would definitely enjoy my morning coffee in!  The sentiment was stamped directly onto the mug using black ink to finish it off.



Thank you so much for stopping by today!  I hope you are enjoying the series so far!
You can find the monthly post linked below with the picture if you missed my previous posts.
See you all again soon! ~Shanna


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March 20, 2024

Adulting Hard Coffee Card

 Hello Crafters. Vicky here today. 
Isn't that cup of coffee the best way to start the day? I know it sure does help.
I mounted the embossing card stock on an embossed card.
The coffee cup, saying, and beans are from Coffee Set 1.
The saying does fit on the cup, but I decided to put it to the side.
The cup is stamped on printed paper and cut out. I also stamped just the top of the cup, colored it to look like coffee, and glued it on.
Are you having a good time hopping the Coffee Lovers Hop? You can find out the info HERE

Enjoy your week,

March 16, 2024

Paper-Pieced Cocoa/Coffee Hello Card

Hi!  Toni here with you today sharing softly colored cocoa lovers card.


I started my card by stenciling the background with Distress Oxides.  I spattered a bit of Distress Oxide Spray and white acrylic paint on the background as well.

While that was drying, I stamped out the Coffee Cup Top View image onto white and onto patterned paper then and fussy cut both out to create the saucer.  For the cup I stamped that out onto white then colored it with Copics before embossing the Coffee Cup Top View Heart & Hello Set of 2 image.  I fussy cut that out then adhered it to the saucer portion.  That's a lot of paper-piecing!

For a full list of products used and to see my other projects, feel free to visit my blog, FrankieHelpsCraft.  Have a great rest of your week!

March 15, 2024

2024 Spring Summer Coffee Lovers Hop & NEW STAMP RELEASE

Hello and welcome to our blog! We are participating in the 2024 Spring Summer Coffer Lover Hop. What does that mean for you? There is lots of inspiration and prizes, and we also have a new stamp release.
Plus, all our Coffee, Tea, & Cocoa Rubber Stamps are 20% OFF!

Make sure to scroll through our entire post for info on the hop and how you could win a
$25 gift certificate to our store.


Our design team has created some great coffee card inspiration using stamps from our brand-new photopolymer coffee stamp sets.

Tracy used Coffee Set 2

Cornelia used Coffee Set 1 & Frog Set 1

Timothy used Coffee Set 2


Vicky used Coffee Set 1

Nadine used Coffee Set 2


Shanna used Coffee Set 2

Monica used Coffee Set 2

Now for what you've been waiting for: how to win!

Leave a comment on this post to be eligible to win a $25 Gift Code to our Crackerbox Stamps Store.
Commenting will close on March 22nd. The winner will be added to this post the next day.

Several companies are involved in this hop, so make sure to hop along to them all.
If you are already hopping along, you should have arrived here from Copictopia Creative, and your next stop is Close To My Heart by Chris Franco. For the full list of all companies involved in the hop, visit the Coffee Lovers Blog post HERE.

Click the button below to shop all of our coffee, tea, & cocoa rubber stamps. A 20% OFF discount will automatically be added to all stamps from this category.

CONGRATS TO....
Bonnie Lynn, you are the lucky winner of a $25 gift code to our store. Please email us by April 7th, 2024, to claim your prize. Our email address is on the top right of our blog.