Welcome to Week 207 of CASology! Take a look at the cue word for this week:
When I am feeling rough in the morning the only thing I can think about is coffee and how fast I can get some so life can begin (as the sentiment says)! Its so amazing how one little cup can smooth over that rough feeling and make everything okay. :)
Looking forward to seeing what direction the cue word takes you. Check out the gorgeousness from the rest of the design and then play along!
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Link your creations to the CASology blog and remember that the deadline for entries is Monday at noon (CDT).
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: (White, Kraft) Papertrey Ink, (Cherry Cobbler) Stampin' Up
Patterned Paper: (Everyday collection 6x6) Avery Elle
Stamps: (All from Coffee Cozy Stamps) Lil' Inker Designs
Ink: (VersaMark, VersaFine Onyx Black) Tsukineko
Embossing Powder: (Opaque Bright White Super Fine) Wow
Dies: (Wonky Stitched Rectangle) My Favourite Things
Gems: Recollections
Indeed! I certainly can't start the day without it!
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the cue Jen!
Fantastic concept, and I love the red background--woke me right up!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card. that's exactly how I feel about my Diet Coke.
ReplyDeleteI see you and Tracey were on a similar wavelength with this cue! (I know it's weird, but that's how I feel about tea.) Love how the red card base makes everything pop!
ReplyDeleteVery cute card Jen! Chocolate soothes my rough edges LOL!!
ReplyDeleteVery true! Cool bold card.
ReplyDeleteOh. So. True! Totally my life story also! Love that paper-piecing, Jen! You always use the BEST patterned papers!!
ReplyDeleteUh, YES. Absolutely true! I have had some ROUGH mornings before coffee kicked in...not pleasant! This card is perfect...and I Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't understand how you (and everyone else, it seems) get such clean, crisp white embossing. It looks awesome and really draws attention!
ReplyDeleteLove this cute card Jen! Totally true!
ReplyDeleteHahaha ... what a brilliant card, Jen ... and so true ... such a great take on the cue card! Hugs, Anita :)
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