Today’s card was an attempt to use the pretty, but not quite my style Petal Promenade DSP pack. When faced with florals, I sometimes struggle to find a design that works. For this card, I started by stamping and coloring the tea pot. (Love how that one turned out!!!) From there, I stamped a flower image all over a piece of Powder Pink Cardstock before layering on a piece of DSP. A sentiment and a bit of shine finished off my card.

Stamps: Beautiful Day; Tea Together
Inks: Rich Razzleberry; Powder Pink; Rich Razzleberry Blends; Call Me Clover Blends; Pumpkin Pie Blends; Pink Pirouette Blends (retired)
Cardstock: Petal Promenade DSP; Copper Foil; Rich Razzleberry; Powder Pink; Whisper White
Accessories:
Tools: Tea Time Framelits; Circle Framelits

Today’s card is a beauty! I saw a card on Pinterest that used an embossed piece of paper as a background layering it on top of a piece of same colored cardstock. I forgot how much I love that look so this is my card recreating the idea. After embossing my piece of Highland Heather cardstock, I added a bit of Gingham Gala DSP to the bottom to create a table of sorts. I set my colored tea cup on that table adding some flowers and tying it together with ribbon. My final touch was to add a few Highland Heather sequins to the centers of the embossed flowers.

Stamps: Tea Together
Inks: Crumb Cake; Calypso Coral Stampin’ Blends; Old Olive Stampin’ Blends; Mint Macaron Stampin’ Blends
Cardstock: Gingham Gala DSP; Highland Heather; Whisper White
Accessories: Gingham Gala Adhesive Backed Sequins; Very Vanilla 1/2” Lace Trim
Tools: Lace Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

Tea Time Birthday

Time for a Cuppa