Tea or coffee?

My first tea cup easel card.

The paper is from the beautiful Kaisercraft XO Collection, this design is Kisses.

Textured cardstock is from American Crafts.

Sentiment stamp is from the Fiskars "Grateful"
Simple Stick Repositionable rubber stamp set.
The butterfly is Fiskars Butterfly lever punch.

Ink is Stazon Blazing Red.

          I have entered my card in the following challenges:          

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Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog

STAMPtember Use A Stamp Challenge and Blog Hop

For this week's challenge you must create a project using a rubber or clear stamp
AND
leave comments on the associated Blog Hop (links in the challenge post).

I used red rubber stamps for my sentiment.

Entries close 8am Ohio time Monday 28th September. 

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2015 Fall Coffee Lovers Blog Hop

YES, it is Coffee Lovers Blog Hop time again!!!


This year there are 42 AWESOME sponsors.
Anyone is eligible for a Super Sponsor/Flash prize if they link up a newly created FALL Themed Coffee, Tea &/or Cocoa project, no back-linking please. Random.org is used to draw for winners.

Entries close 11:59pm PST Friday 2nd October. 

Note:  Flash Sponsor Prizes will be announced on FB on the evening of Tuesday September 29th.  That means, if you want to be eligible for Flash Prise, you'll want to link up before 5pm PST on the 29th.  Why the 29th?  It's National Coffee Day!  What better way to celebrate that to giveaway prizes!  All Super Sponsor Prizes along with Flash Prizes will be announced on the blog, Sunday October 4th.

Sending a big THANK YOU to Amy Tsurata for being the hostess of this exciting event!!!

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EXCITING TIMES!!!
This card is a cut file from the My Scrap Chick Store and is my 1st project using my Silhouette Cameo.  HERE is the link to the file.

I have to confess that it felt very different making my card on the computer, cutting on the Cameo then adhering the layers, VERY IMPRESSED with the design and the CLEAN, FAST CUTTING.  I look forward to learning more about it over the coming weeks / months, so that I can make my own designs with it.