Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Inspiration | Glittery Sweetheart Card with Jean
Posted by Spellbinders Team on August 29, 2018

Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Inspiration | Glittery Sweetheart Card with Jean

Hello everyone. This is Jean Manis, and I am delighted to be on the blog with another project showcasing the Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Collection by Sharyn Sowell. In case you missed my first post, you can find it here. Today, I have a sweetheart card combining several of the sets in the collection.

Spellbinders Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Collection by Sharyn Sowell - Inspiration | Glittery Sweetheart Card with Jean featuring S4-953 Tea Pots, S4-954 Coffee Brewing, S3-346 Cup and Beans, S4-950 Robin and Rosy Mug #spellbinders #neverstopmaking #sharynsowell #diecutting #handmadecard

To begin, I die cut pieces from the Tea Pots set (tea pots), the Coffee Brewing set (coffee pots), the Cup and Beans set (beans), and the Robin and Rosy Mug set (tea bag and heart) from white cardstock, to which I had applied double-sided adhesive. After die-cutting, I removed the adhesive and applied microfine glitter to the pieces. I applied red glitter to the tea pots and heart, silver glitter to the coffee pots, brown glitter to the coffee beans, and gold glitter to the tea bag. I burnished the glitter with a bone folder.

Spellbinders Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Collection by Sharyn Sowell - Inspiration | Glittery Sweetheart Card with Jean featuring S4-953 Tea Pots, S4-954 Coffee Brewing, S3-346 Cup and Beans, S4-950 Robin and Rosy Mug #spellbinders #neverstopmaking #sharynsowell #diecutting #handmadecard

I stamped the sentiment on a white cardstock card base and adhered the die-cut pieces with liquid adhesive to the card base. The dies in the  Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Collection by Sharyn Sowell easily coordinate! It’s easy to mix and match the sets. I hope I have inspired you to use glitter on die-cut pieces – it’s fun and adds “wow” to a card.

Spellbinders Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Collection by Sharyn Sowell - Inspiration | Glittery Sweetheart Card with Jean featuring S4-953 Tea Pots, S4-954 Coffee Brewing, S3-346 Cup and Beans, S4-950 Robin and Rosy Mug #spellbinders #neverstopmaking #sharynsowell #diecutting #handmadecard

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Other Supplies:

Cardstock: Neenah Solar White 110LB; Stamps: My Favorite Things Cup of Tea; Inks: Hero Arts black dye ink; Glitter: Elizabeth Crafts Silk Microfine Silver, Elizabeth Crafts Silk Microfine True Red, Elizabeth Crafts Silk Microfine Chocolate, Nuvo Sprinkle Dust Gold Shine; Adhesive: Elizabeth Crafts double-sided adhesive, Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive; Stampin’ Up bone folder Thanks for stopping by!

1 comment

SO CUTE!!!!!! MUST HAVE!!!!!!! Love the glitter.

Sharon Gullikson,

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