Thanks A Latte

December 12, 2017 0 Comments

Hi D2BA Friends!
Tasha here with a coffee themed Thank-You card created with the super fun “Perk Up” stamp set!

I love coffee themed stamps and this one is a great choice to use in a project for the Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop!

To create this card, I stamped the cute heart cup in black D2BA ink and colored it with markers. I used the same ink to stamp the steam and sentiment on the bright white cardstock.

The cup was adhered with foam tape to add some texture and I added a little blue ink on the steam to bring in more color.

To bring in even more color, I layered a piece of D2BA pattern paper on top of a pretty turquoise frame. The blue pops and really works well with the blue used on the mug.

Lastly, to complete the design, I layered the card on a metallic copper card base and added glitter and white gel accents to the stamped images. I think this Clean & Simple style is a perfect way to thank someone special!

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