Kennedy Grace Creations Vintage Tea Fall Card

Using the Kennedy Grace Creations Vintage Tea Set and DCWV Autumn Leaves mini stack with Rose Gold Foil. The photo doesn't show how rose gold the foil on the paper is. The ribbon is by Snug Hug in Burgundy.  Crochet lace and Sizzix oval die were used as well.
This is for the 2016 Fall Coffee Lovers Blog Hop-My fourth card for the hop.

Fall Coffee Lovers Blog Hop #3

Fall Coffee Lovers Blog Hop is really on a role with tons of sponsors and fabulous inspiration! Here's my 3rd post using the Prima Chippy pieces I won last go round!!
Products used: Sizzix Adhesive sheets, Jen Long Sizzix Happy Birthday thinlet; Sizzix Stitched Oval die; DCWV Autumn Leaves mini Stack; Prima Coffee Break Wood Icons; Scrapbook Adhesives: 3D Foam Squares, E Z Tape runner and Dotz; Prima flowers; and lace. #fall2016clh
Other Challenges:
Craft Your Passion #331- I'm #34
Inspiration Destination#104-Anything goes

2016 Fall Coffee Lover's Blog Hop

                     

Loved this Vintage Tea Set from Kennedy Grace Creations for today's Fall Coffee Lovers' Blog Hop.
Coloring with Copics used are E000, E53, E50, B05,B000, B18. Fussy cut it all out and then added using Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam Squares and adhesive as to pop up the cup and have dimension.  Also, used my new MISTI!! I made this so as to have a cute spoon holder next to my coffee pot! Great idea, right!! Enjoy the Hop!

Clearsnap September Challenge

Not pictured is one of the blues from this collection

 Using all Clearsnap products I purchased and have used.
Clearsnap Products: Color Catcher, Smooch Spirtz in Gold Glow, Blue and Pralines and Cream, from Donna Salazar's Vintage Colors collection; Izink in blue called Volubilis (and orange but it didn't turn out as brown as I wanted so I covered it up) on a mason jar.
Other Products: Seam binding, Petaloo blossom in cream white, and a mason jar. Kennedy Grace Tea Set, Copics: E000, E53, E50, B05,B000, B18. Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam Squares.
Here is the Clearsnap challenge group on Facebook Here: I Heart Clearsnap
Here is the inspiration photo:

Fall Coffee Lovers Blog Hop Card Day 1

Using Reminisce Autumn Harvest collection and my Cricut Explore, I cut this card for the first day of the Fall Coffee Lovers Blog Hop.  I love the inspiration from all the designers on this! Hope you enjoy mine! #fall2016clh

Graphic 45 World's Fair Layout of Florence

                                   

                                                             

                                                           

  Using the Graphic 45 World's Fair papers called Balloon Bouquet, I fussy cut tons of images out of the top half of one sheet and used the 4 inch bottom of it for the bottom part of page 2. I slammed all of my beautiful pictures of all the iconic building shots in Florence side by side, and matted with the balloon side. Using another 2 sheets of that same pattern paper, I mounted the elements.  Also, the tag in the bottom right page is from another line of Graphic 45 called Cityscapes and then added a "Italy" stamp.
   For my Cricut cuts, I chose Anna Griffin's Cricut cartridge Soiree Lettering-Grace Script for the title using an orange-red cardstock. The doilies were cut using another Anna Griffin cartridge using a very light taupe color.  Cutting one in half and placing in strategic areas in order to cover fussy cut openings. ;)  With the fussy cut balloons and flowers were placed flat and then popped up to add dimension.  Hope you enjoy this double layout and leave me a comment. Always enjoy reading your responses!
   This was very time consuming but I think the hardest part was to find all the sheets of paper since many stores had run out of it!!  
 Challenges:
Paper Crafter's Corner Magazine Monday #161-Inspired by the church steeples and buildings in pic.

Early Bird Layout using 2 different paper lines

    So glad to see this week's challenge on PPC about foods from different countries!! I have so many pictures to scrap with that kind of theme!! Here are photos I snapped of the divine breakfast. The Bed and Breakfast we stayed at in Italy called Florence Chic! If you are ever there I recommend you stay! Also, notice the delicious desserts on the breakfast tray? They are homemade by the owner's mother each day!! Most often, we were the only ones there so I felt guilty if I didn't "indulge" because I didn't want her feelings to be hurt! HA!

Layout: Using 2 different paper lines that seemed to coordinate, I managed to piece this together seamlessly. The left page is Bo Bunny Trail Mix Collection from Field Journal, and the right Kaiser Kraft Hunt and Gather from Watch.  Don't they seem to just match perfectly?
    The flowers are from die cutting fabric with a Sizzix Bigz die and glued together with a glue gun. Centers are buttons from my stash. Also, added black tulle to imply leaves. On the left page, the birdcage is die cut with American Craft Pow, glitter paper. The title,"Early Bird" was cut using a font from the computer. Photos are double matted and placed side by side. The coffee cup is made on my Cricut Explore which I love!! All edges are distressed with Clearsnap ink, Chestnut Roan.
Challenges:
Paper Crafter's Corner Magazine Monday Challenge #160-Entrees, sides and desserts from our Italian breakfast
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

DCWV September Ocean Breeze Layout

I loved these papers from the DCWV Ocean Breeze stack, and since I had these fabulous pics of my daughter in a matching shirt, I enjoyed using them yet again! This is her favorite quote as well, so how appropriate it was to have it with her.

 I used my Cricut Explore and their Love freebie, I cut a heart and removed the cursive word from the center to use with this Mother Teresa quote though it was supposed to say: "Not all of us will get to do great things. But we can do small things with great love." So that's why I put the title as "Love". The rose was constructed with a 4 inch circle of paper and then I made a small one to insert in the middle. The banner on the bottom left, was done using the Fiskars banner tool, and then cut to a smaller size. Using a 1/8" hole punch and The Twinery twine In The Navy, strung through. I love how it came out!!

Entered here on DCWV Facebook page as well as from their DCWV blog post on Stack-a-holic challenge. Loved how it turned out!!