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Caffeinated Jingles

 


Welcome! Lauren here today sharing this holiday card featuring the new Caffeinated Vulture stamp. This guy has his coffee and his Santa hat so he's all set. Bring on the holidays!!

I started by stamping the vulture image onto white cardstock. Then I colored him up using Prismacolor Premier pencils and die cut him out using the coordinating Caffeinated Vulture die. I then stamped, colored and fussy cut the Santa hat from the Merry Pigmas stamp set. Then, I adhered the hat onto my vulture cutting off his top feather.


 
Next, I ink blended my background on an A2 (4.25x5.5) sized white cardstock panel. The Distress Oxide colors I used were: Mermaid Lagoon, Prize Ribbon and Faded Jeans.



I then die cut a snowy white fir tree window panel using a die from my stash and adhered that onto my ink blended background. I stamped the sentiment from the Caffeinated Reindeer stamp set in black below the window on the white panel. 


After that, I die cut 3 more vulture shapes and adhered them to the back of my colored vulture. I then adhered him to my background panel and the panel onto an A2 sized card base.

I loved giving this Caffeinated Vulture a holiday twist. I hope this inspires you to add some fun details to your creations! Happy crafting!

Here are TRHD products I used to create this card:

Caffeinated Vulture Die – The Rabbit Hole Designs

Caffeinated - Reindeer 3x4 – The Rabbit Hole Designs

Bundle - Merry Pigmas – The Rabbit Hole Designs


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Sip, Sip, Ahh!

 


Welcome. Lauren here today with this coffee loving bunny card. I love the smell of coffee and that first sip in the morning is pure heaven. I thought that the expression on this bunny from the Je t'aime stamp set reflects exactly how I feel about the smell of coffee first thing in the morning. Yum! I put this cutie into the brand new Coffee Shop Background to make this sweet card.

I started out by inking up and stamping just this one bunny from the stamp set onto white cardstock. I also stamped and fussy cut a mask for her using masking paper.

I placed the mask over the stamped bunny, then positioned the Coffee Shop Background stamp so the coffee cup would be directly below the bunny's nose. I made sure that I inked only the part of the stamp I wanted to show up on my panel.


I removed the bunny mask and colored the stamped images using Prisma color pencils. I also stamped my sentiment above the counter in black ink. On separate white cardstock, I stamped, colored and fussy cut a couple of hearts. Then I adhered them above the bunny's nose. 



Next, I created an embossed background for my coffee shop scene to sit on. I first prepared an A2 (4,25x5.5") black cardstock panel with the Cottontail Embossing Powder tool. This virtually eliminates stray embossing powder from sticking where you do not want it to. Then, I used embossing ink to stamp the small coffee bean from the Blended sentiments set and one of the hearts included in the Je t'aime set randomly over the cardstock panel. I covered the stamped areas with white embossing powder, returned the excess to my container, then heat set it. I trimmed this down a little so that a border of white card base would show once I adhered it.


I cut my coffee shop scene to my desired size, adhered a piece of self adhesive white foam sheet the same size and adhered it to my embossed background. 

Here are the links for The Rabbit Hole Designs products I used for this card:

Coffee Shop Background 4x6 – The Rabbit Hole Designs

Je t'aime 3x4 – The Rabbit Hole Designs

Blended Sentiments 2 4x6 – The Rabbit Hole Designs

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Santa's Favorite Cookie

 

Hello! Lauren here with a cute Christmas in July card featuring the new Christmas Sweets stamp set. I love all the different things you can do with this set. My card has a plate of cookies for Santa! I think he's had a bite!

I started out this card by stamping the dove cookie using no line/fade out ink onto white cardstock. I then colored them up using colored pencils. After I had colored them, I fussy cut them out.

I then created a plate by die cutting a circle using a circle die from my stash. I then created a shadow of the rim on the inside of the plate by tracing around the border of a smaller die. I also die cut 2 smaller circles and adhered them to the bottom of the plate. This will raise the plate off the card base. Then I adhered the cookies onto the plate. I tore one of the cookies and added "crumbs" from the part I tore off. 


Next, I picked out a Christmas patterned paper and trimmed it to 4.25 x 5.5" and then adhered it to a top folding 4.25 x 5.5" (A2 sized) card base. 

Then, I die cut out a stitched banner using a die from my stash and stamped my sentiment on it in black ink.

I adhered the plate of cookies, the sentiment banner, and the last cookie onto the card base to complete the card. 

This card reminds me of our tradition of putting treats out for Santa every Christmas Eve. So magical to come downstairs Christmas morning and find he has enjoyed his snack! I hope you enjoyed this card and it gives you some inspiration to try your own Christmas cookie card. 

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