We're going out for lunch today though and celebrating a day early. With his night shift hours we squeeze in time when we can. I'm totally looking forward to today!
Recipe:
Chocolate Chip - 8 1/2" x 5 1/2", scored and folded at 4 1/4"
Pear Pizzazz - 5" x 3 3/4"
Coffee Break Designer Series Paper (cut 3) - 3 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Whisper White - Sentiment - I stamped the sentiment from Truly Tailored and punched it with the matching punch, then trimmed it with my snips up to the line, then punched another from Chocolate Chip.
I popped up the panel layer with Stampin' Dimensionals and also popped up the sentiment and mat with Dimensionals as well.
Inside: Whisper White - 5 1/4" x 4" - stamped with another stamp from Truly Tailored.
Check out the back. I always put a stamp on the back so people know I made the card. When using a dark cardstock, most inks just don't show up, so I'll usually cut out a small piece of Whisper White or Very Vanilla and stamp on that and attach. This time, I decided to work with the fun punch that came with this bundle. I love how it turned out!!
Oh, one more thing... my heart was set on using the Designer Series Paper True Gentleman but I managed to order the cardstock instead of the DSP... Argh! So, as you can see, the Coffee Cafe paper works pretty good!
Thank you for looking in today! Have a blessed Saturday!
~ Donna
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Fun! I hadn't noticed you didn't use the DSP except I knew the middle panel was not in the pack and wondered where it came from. I liked it! Anyway, the Coffee Break paper works just as well! Love the inside.
ReplyDeleteNot sure why as I like three paneled cards but when I make them I don't like them as well. Same for banners. Whatever....
Have a good birthday luncheon.
Chris R. from Iowa
I had a hard time deciding on DSP. Thankfully the Coffee Break paper worked well for a masculine look. All three of these are from Coffee Cafe. The sides we never look at. LOL
DeleteWaiting for the boy to come over now. My tummy says it's hungry!