Stampin' Up! Coffee Cafe - Stamp N Hop #3
Hello, welcome to the third Stamp N Hop - we are a group of Demonstrators around the world sharing out love of all things Stampin' Up! This month our theme is 'Annual Catty Favourite'. Whether you are starting here with me or following on from Linda, welcome - why not grab a coffee and hop along with us...
Boy was this a hard decision for me to decide my favourite stamp set from the Annual Catalogue!
Whilst I was at On Stage last weekend one of my lovely team mates (Lyn) gave me a little treat. I realised that I had not used Coffee Cafe very much ...
I spend a large part of my week in coffee shops, what with my thrice weekly Coffee & Cards sessions and catching up with friends etc so I guess I drink a lot of coffee!
As I was working on my project I received a phone call confirming that my house sale was going through and I now have a moving date - yipeee!
So, I thought I would make something for myself, for my new craft room. These are the colours I used for my project - taken from the Coffee Break DSP.
I love the sentimnent ... so true don't you think?
There is even a die to create an embossed cup sleeve for a realistic looking cup - SU are brilliant at these little details that make all the difference to a project!
I can't for the life of me think what the little Soft Sky heart shape is - does it stop the coffee from spilling or is it a stirrer perhaps? If you do know the answer, please tell me!
Here is my completed panel. At this point I could have used it for a card but I had something else in mind.
I added a mount ...
... and placed inside a RIBA frame from IKEA. Apologies for the photo, these frames are really difficult to photograph.
Then I had an idea, can you guess?
Yep, coffee beans and, they smell lovely too!!
Here is the finished frame complete with beans.
I must have been on a bit of a coffee high when I finished the frame as I had another idea - a coffee coaster.
All I can say is that it was an epic fail! I need to source a brown Stazon ink pad I think ... Amazon here I come.
At the time of writing this post, the bundle is still available with a 10% saving and so is the DSP. The stamps and the Framelits will be in the new Catalogue (launching June) but not as a bundle. So, now would be a good time to get them as a bundle and save 10%!
Thank you so much for joining us on our third hop - click the 'Next' button below to head on over to see what Laurie has been doing. If you get lost along the way, a list of hop participants can be found below.
You can find details of the products I used for this project below, if you have any questions, please get in touch - I am always happy to help.
Whilst I was at On Stage last weekend one of my lovely team mates (Lyn) gave me a little treat. I realised that I had not used Coffee Cafe very much ...
I spend a large part of my week in coffee shops, what with my thrice weekly Coffee & Cards sessions and catching up with friends etc so I guess I drink a lot of coffee!
As I was working on my project I received a phone call confirming that my house sale was going through and I now have a moving date - yipeee!
So, I thought I would make something for myself, for my new craft room. These are the colours I used for my project - taken from the Coffee Break DSP.
I love the sentimnent ... so true don't you think?
The little coffee beans are really cute and the good news is there is a die to cut them out!
There is even a die to create an embossed cup sleeve for a realistic looking cup - SU are brilliant at these little details that make all the difference to a project!
I can't for the life of me think what the little Soft Sky heart shape is - does it stop the coffee from spilling or is it a stirrer perhaps? If you do know the answer, please tell me!
Here is my completed panel. At this point I could have used it for a card but I had something else in mind.
I added a mount ...
... and placed inside a RIBA frame from IKEA. Apologies for the photo, these frames are really difficult to photograph.
Then I had an idea, can you guess?
Yep, coffee beans and, they smell lovely too!!
Here is the finished frame complete with beans.
I must have been on a bit of a coffee high when I finished the frame as I had another idea - a coffee coaster.
All I can say is that it was an epic fail! I need to source a brown Stazon ink pad I think ... Amazon here I come.
At the time of writing this post, the bundle is still available with a 10% saving and so is the DSP. The stamps and the Framelits will be in the new Catalogue (launching June) but not as a bundle. So, now would be a good time to get them as a bundle and save 10%!
Thank you so much for joining us on our third hop - click the 'Next' button below to head on over to see what Laurie has been doing. If you get lost along the way, a list of hop participants can be found below.
You can find details of the products I used for this project below, if you have any questions, please get in touch - I am always happy to help.
Kayla Adams
Amy Grendel
Tracie Evans Langley
Cheryl Taylor
Linda Handford
Susan Simpson - you are here!
Laurie Meier
Christina Walker
Britney Vander Laan
Lisa Kmeic
Melissa Kerman
Kirsten Aitcheson
Tracey Gouraud
Rachel Traudt
Ilka Teschke
Danielle Kassing
Mo Rootes
Kim Smith
Courtenay Heuston
Jenn Charles
Idonna Miller
Terry Montgomery
Joanne Hodge
Sandra Roberts
Laura Mackie
Mikaela Titheridge
Karen Pearmain
Tracey Lewis
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Amy Grendel
Tracie Evans Langley
Cheryl Taylor
Linda Handford
Susan Simpson - you are here!
Laurie Meier
Christina Walker
Britney Vander Laan
Lisa Kmeic
Melissa Kerman
Kirsten Aitcheson
Tracey Gouraud
Rachel Traudt
Ilka Teschke
Danielle Kassing
Mo Rootes
Kim Smith
Courtenay Heuston
Jenn Charles
Idonna Miller
Terry Montgomery
Joanne Hodge
Sandra Roberts
Laura Mackie
Mikaela Titheridge
Karen Pearmain
Tracey Lewis
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Susan, I love your projects and the set you used. The other blog hop I am part of has this suite for it's theme this month and goes live on Wednesday April 8th at 8am Central. Hope you enjoy my projects with this set that I had started a couple days ago. You've given me ideas on how to take one of them up a notch. Thanks, Tracey Gouraud from Texas, USA
ReplyDeleteThank Tracey. I will pop over and have a look at your projects. I'm so pleased you were inspired by my project. :)
DeleteFantastic projects Susan, especially loving the framed picture with the coffee beans! Inspired xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Mo - as I spend so much time crafting in coffee shops it seemed fitting! xx
DeleteLovely projects. So pleased coffee cafe is carrying over.
ReplyDeleteMe too Sandra!
DeleteLove the coffee café set. Frames are great for so many designs too.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly are useful frames. I love coffee too!
DeleteThat frames picture, great! And those beans in it, brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThank you Danielle - I was a bit worried that the oils in the beans would stain the mount at first but it seems ok.
Deletefabulous, I love the frame with the beans!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I am not a coffee drinker, but I know a lot of people who are. Making décor for your crafting space is so much fun. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel - the frame (at the moment) smells rather nice too! So pleased that Coffee Cafe will be in the new catalogue too :)
DeleteI checked during August and the mount is still ok!
DeleteSusan, you have inspired me. another blog hop i'm in that goes live on Wednesday has this suite as the theme. i had to go buy a handful of coffee beans to use as part of one of my projects for it. hope you check my post out on Wednesday and see what i did with them.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tracey. I look forward to seeing your Coffee Cafe project soon. :)
DeleteI love this suite as well! And LOVE the framed artwork with the beans! How creative is that! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy.
DeleteI love how you added the beans to the frame! My husband would love this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pryl - you should make one for him then! :)
DeleteI love the framed piece. Having just run out of coffee this morning and seeing the beans, I think I’d have a break glass in case of emergency sign attached in front 😂
ReplyDeleteThank you Joanne - now there is an idea for a project ... !
DeleteGreat projects!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa.
DeleteThese are great. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Christina.
DeleteSusan, your Coffee Cafe projects are fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tracie.
DeleteGreat project, I've made items using the Ikea frames before, but not for a long time, you have inspired me to have another go!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I am so pleased I have inspired you to have another go! :)
DeleteAbsolutely brilliant idea with the frame and the coffee beans. LOVE it! If you don't mind me CASEing your project, I would appreciate it :) -Laurie Meier
ReplyDeleteThank you Laurie - CASE with pleasure! :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute ideas- the coffee beans in the frame are a nice touch!
ReplyDeleteThank you - I confess I love coffee too much!
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