I am participating in what seemingly is an annual coffee, tea, and cocoa blog hop. Well I LOVE coffee, tea, cocoa and I love making cards, so this seems like a match made in heaven! What more can a gal ask for?! I love using vintage papers, distressing and making things look older than they are. I have always had a flair for vintage and when I came across these amazing digital vintage papers and ephemera, the cards I was able to create were pretty cool if you ask me. This is a week long hop so each day I will post a different card that will be themed with either coffee, tea or cocoa and today it's a tea and coffee theme!
Showing posts with label Cocoa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cocoa. Show all posts
Friday, November 6, 2020
Coffee Blog Hop
Saturday, September 5, 2020
Coffee Clutch
I was recently asked to create some coffee cards to sell for a friend of mine, in her newly found home business company called Java Momma. Java Momma is a home-based business created to sell quality coffee, tea, herbal tea, tisanes and cocoa. Being a lover of both coffee and tea, I was excited to oblige! What further sparked my creativity was using a digital kit and ephemera from an online company called, Taylormadecards4u. I really love how these cards turned out and now they are for sale in my friends online coffee/tea group. I am also entering these into a challenge on Crafter's Castle Blog. Listed down below will be the items I used to create these cards.
For these cards I used Kraft paper, Neehah 80# cardstock, Hammermill 60# paper to print the digital images on, Tim Holtz distressed inks: vintage photo, gathered twigs and brushed corduroy. I also embossed a fancy paper clip to use too. The kits I used to create these cards from Taylormadecards4u were: An English Garden, Coffee and Tea Labels, Coffee Blend Paper pack, Coffee Dictionary Page, Cofee Labels 1, Coffee Labels Set, Tea and Coffees, and Coffee Large Flash Cards.
As you can see, I was able to create an amazing variety of coffee/tea/cocoa cards simply using digital kits!
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