Hey there crafty friends! It’s Ceal, here. Today I am sharing how I made this colorful fall card using a turnabout stamp set, some VersaFine ink pads and the Stampwheel.
Time: 45 Minutes Skill: Intermediate
Directions:
Gather Supplies: I haven’t shared a turnabout card here yet and I wanted to do that because they are my favorites. Gather your supplies, you will need a stamp platform, a Turnabout stamp and some of your favorite inks. I love VersaFine Clair because they are so vibrant.
Step 1: Line up our turnabout stamp using the alignment guide that comes with the stamp. The Stampwheel is easy to line it up because you line up the lines.
Step 2: Ink up the stamp with the first color, I used Carrot Orange and placed it in the tabs at the top of the stamp wheel. I labeled my stamp wheel 1-4 so I would know where I am when stamping.
Step 3: Rotate the top, ink up the stamp with the next color (I used Warm Breeze) and place the plate down in the tabs.
Step 4: Rotate the plate and ink up with the next color, I used Golden Meadow (I think I had some blue left on my stamp therefore it turned green).
Step 5: Rotate the plate and ink up the final color, I used Chianti. Next cut down your panel to 5 x 3.5 and adhere to the wheat panel
Step 6: Die cut the sentiment and backer panel. I love how the die has where it scores the words into the backer so when you go to add the letters they fit perfectly. To finish the card add the sentiment to the card.
Supplies:
Imagine Products VersaFine Clair – Carrot Orange, Warm Breeze, Golden Meadow and Chianti
Other Products Pumpkin Turnabout – Concord & 9th Hello Friend – Kristina Werner for Concord & 9th
As a coffee addict, I love making coffee-themed cards. I had fun using Memento markers and Fireworks! Sprays to help color the coffee cups and the background.
Step 1: Stamp both coffee cups onto a piece of watercolor paper with Nocturne VersaFine Clair ink. Heat emboss them with clear embossing powder.
Step 2: Use Champagne Delicata Ink to add color to the project.
First, use Champagne Delicata Ink to stamp a larger watercolor panel with a background stamp. Heat emboss the Champagne Delicata Ink with clear embossing powder.
Then, press the Champagne Delicata Ink onto a piece of clear acetate and spray the acetate with water to liquify the ink. Use the shimmery watercolor to paint the lid of the taller (portable) cup as well as the cup and saucer of the smaller cup.
Step 3: Color in the two stamped images with a variety of Memento and Fabrico Markers.
● The orange flowers on the taller (portable) cup and mug: Color the outside petals with Tangelo Memento Dual Marker. Then scribble some Rose Bud Memento Dual Marker on acetate and spray with water. Use the pink watercolor to paint the whole flower (including the outer petals which were already colored).
● The central pink flower on the mug: Color the outer petals with Rose Bud Memento Dual Marker. Then watercolor the center of the flower with more of the pink watercolor used to color the orange flowers (created by mixing water with Rose Bud Memento Dual Marker.
● Leaves: Color the leaves on both images with Emerald Fabrico Dual Marker.
● Portable (taller) cup and the mug’s rim: Scribble Lilac Posies Memento Dual Marker on acetate. Then press Champagne Delicata Pigment Ink onto the acetate next to the
marker. Spray both with water and mix the three to create a shiny light purple color and paint the cup. Then paint the decorative rim of the mug.
● Sleeve: Scribble Pistachio and Desert Sand Memento Dual Marker onto a different part of the acetate and spray with water. Mix the two colors together and mix with more of the Champagne Delicata Pigment Ink mixed with water. Watercolor the sleeve with the resulting mixture.
● Coffee in the smaller mug: Scribble Potter’s Clay Memento Dual Marker on the same acetate and spray with water. Mix with more of the Champagne Delicata Ink and paint the coffee in the cup with the mixture.
Once everything dried, die cut both images with their corresponding dies.
Step 4: Spray the watercolor panel, starting with Potter’s Clay Fireworks! Craft Spray over the majority of the upper half of the panel. While the spray is still wet, lightly spray the panel with Rich Cocoa Fireworks! Craft Spray. Use a paper towel to dab off unwanted spray. Then spray Lilac Posies Fireworks! Craft Spray on isolated areas of the panel. Prop the panel vertically while it dries so some of the spray drips down the panel. Allow to dry.
Step 5: Scribble Lilac Posies Memento Dual Marker on the acetate. Press Champagne Delicata Ink onto the acetate and spray with water again. Mix the two together and watercolor one more time
on the space in between the body and the handle of the cup so that it more closely matches the background panel. Allow to dry.
Step 6: Stamp the sentiment from the same sentiment as the cups with Nocturne VersaFine Clair Ink on watercolor paper. Heat emboss with clear embossing powder. Trim the sentiment strip in the paper trimmer. Then press the sentiment strip’s edges into the Champagne Delicata Ink and heat emboss again with clear embossing powder.
Step 7: Die cut a piece of vellum with a mid-sized circle die. Then die cut a piece of black cardstock or black watercolor paper with a die just a little larger than the sprayed background panel.
Press the edges of the stamped and sprayed background panel into the Champagne Delicata Ink pad and heat emboss with clear embossing powder.
Assemble the card. Glue the larger (portable) cup onto the right side of the vellum circle. Glue one layer of scrap cardstock onto the right side of the smaller mug and add foam tape behind the left side of the smaller mug. Add glue to the right side of backside of the smaller mug. Then attach the mug to the vellum. The left side of the cup (with the foam tape) directly touches the vellum and the right side of the mug overlaps the taller mug. Add glue on the backside of the
vellum, making sure to only add glue to the parts of the vellum that will be covered by the two cups. Then add the vellum and cups to the card. Scribble Tuxedo Black Memento Dual Marker onto acetate and spray with water. Cover the cup and vellum with a scrap piece of paper to protect them. Splatter the panel with the Tuxedo Black marker mixed with water and allow to dry. Adhere the sentiment to the panel with foam tape. Glue the whole thing onto the black matte panel. Then glue the whole thing onto an A2-sized card base. To finish the card, glue embellsihments around the coffee cups.
• Altenew – foam tape – Instant Dimension Foam Tape • Hero Arts – die set – Nesting Circle Infinity Dies • Pink & Main – stamp set – Java Nice Day • Pink & Main – die set – Java Nice Day • Simon Says Stamp – background stamp – Circle Pattern • Studio Katia – embellishments – Icy Sparkle Crystals • Waffle Flower – die set – A2 Layers • Clear Embossing Powder • Heat tool • Glue • Watercolor paper • Black watercolor paper • Vellum • Water
Hi everyone! It’s Jessica here. Today I wanted to share a coffee themed birthday card that would be perfect for any coffee lover. This card is easy to put together but I really love how it turned out. I hope you’ll enjoy today’s tutorial!
Directions:
Step 1: Let’s start by die cutting the coffee pots. I used Classic Crest Epic Black cardstock to die cut the pot lid and holder. This is my go-to black cardstock because it’s ultra smooth and super easy to work with.
Step 2: For the french press, I decided to use Bright Foil Silver cardstock to mimic the look of stainless steel. This is actually my first time using silver foil cardstock and I am impressed by the final look. The silver foil really adds a metal-like finish to the die cut.
Step 3: For the actual coffee die cuts, I chose Lessebo Colors Coffee Bean cardstock from CutCardstock. It’s the perfect shade for coffee – I have other brown cardstock in my stash but they are either too dark or too light, so I am really glad I picked up this cardstock to add to my stash.
Step 4: Now let’s die cut the glass containers. You could use white cardstock, but I opted for Curious Translucent vellum today instead to create a softer tone. The Curious Translucent vellum I used is 65lb cover weight. It’s a lot thicker than the vellum I typically use so it’s the perfect base layer for our coffee pot die cuts. The heavier weight also feels luxurious and I am sure it would look nice for wedding invitations as well.
Step 5: Once all of the elements have been cut out, I adhered them together with On-Point glue. The fine tip nozzle is so handy for adhering intricate die cuts.
Step 6: Next, I trimmed a piece of Strathmore 100% Cotton Watercolor cardstock to 3 ½’’ x 4¾’’. Then I blended VersaFine Clair Acorn ink for a soft brown background.
Step 7: Even though the coffee pots are the focal point of today’s card, it doesn’t feel complete without some stamping. I picked the coffee bean stamps from Stampin’ Up’s coordinating Latte Love set and stamped them with VersaFine Clair Acorn and Pinecone ink pads. The VersaFine Clair Acorn ink looked like a soft tan shade when blended, but you can see that it’s closer to an acorn color when stamped.
Step 8: Finally, I stamped a punny latte sentiment from iCrafter’s Latte Coffee Sentiments set with VersaFine Clair Pinecone, and the card is ready for assembly. I hope you enjoyed today’s coffee themed birthday card. Thank you so much for stopping by, and I hope I’ll see you soon.
Hello everyone. Von Marie here with my latest project. I have something other than a card today. A scrapbook page. I chose a smaller layout as the 12 x 12 can be intimidating. This is a 8×8 and so much fun. I used my favorite inks to help make this project fun. All the details are in the video. Thank you for watching.
• 4×6 Photo Black and White • Printer • Die Cutting Machine • Scissors • Liquid Glue • Fun Foam • A Colorful Life Designs Sweet Zoo 6×6 Stencil • Sizzix Framelits Catherine Pooler Designs Going Bananas Dies • Sentiment • 8×8 cardstock Cream colored • White cardstock • Paper Trimmer • Blending Brushes
Scrapbook Pages can be so much fun. Try using 1-2 photos and see how that inspired you. Making your own background is a lot of fun or you can use pattern paper. Just have fun.
Hello Friends! Katy here with my latest video showcasing VersaFine Clair inks once again to create a Coffee Card. Video has all the details. Thanks for watching.
• Watercolor Paper- I used one that is white, not off white • Stencil • Blending Brushes • Chocolate Brown Cardstock • Ivory Cardstock • Coffee Sentiment Stamp
Hello Everyone! It’s Ceal, here. Today I am sharing how to create this die-cut coffee cup gift card holder.
Skill: Intermediate Time: 45 Minutes
Directions: Gather your supplies. You will need a coffee cup die or a similar gift card holder die. A layering stencil and several colors of ink.
Step 1: Cut out pieces of coffee cup and sleeve. On the sleeve I used a score board to add lines to make it look corrugated.
Step 2: Place the first stencil over the cup and blend with a green ink. I used VersaFine Clair Spruce. Be sure to mark a corner so you will know where to lace the next stencil.
Step 3: Place the second stencil over the cup and add the color you would like for the flowers. I used VersaFine Cair Lemonade.
Step 4: Place the third stencil over the cup and add the color for the second flower. I used VersaFine Clair Wisteria Purple.
Step 5: Place the last stencil over the cup and blend a green ink for the leaves. I used VersaFine Clair Melon Soda.
Step 6: Place the stencil over the lid and blend a grey ink over it. I used VersaFine Clair Misty Morning.
Step 7: Glue the lid and sleeve on the decorated cup and add a sentiment. Can be inside or out. I placed mine inside.
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