I used the Stampin’ Up! A Nice Cuppa stamp set to create my card for the monthly Totally Techniques blog hop. This month we’re focusing on the shaving cream technique and I created a quick photo tutorial to show you how this technique is done. You can see my tutorial here.
Here is my card:
My card design was inspired by Can You Case It #104.
And the theme for my card was inspired by Stamp Ink Paper #32. I went down the right side with heart, pink and bling.
I started by creating Pool Party and Melon Mambo marbled panels using the Shaving Cream Technique. I let them dry completely, then adhered the Pool Party panel to a panel of Basic Gray card stock with SNAIL and to a Bermuda Bay card front with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
I cut a circle from Basic Gray card stock and from the Have a Cuppa DSP Stack with Circles Collection Framelits Dies, adhered them together, trimmed the edge off, then adhered them to the card front with SNAIL. I stamped the teacup image from the A Nice Cuppa photopolymer stamp set in Pool Party ink on a panel of Whisper White card stock and cut it out with the matching Cups & Kettle Framelits Dies.
I added a strand from the Pearl Basic Jewels to the teacup, then stamped the tag image from the A Nice Cuppa stamp set in Basic Gray Archival ink on the Melon Mambo marbled panel. I cut the tag and a heart from the panel with the Cups & Kettle Framelits Dies. I adhered the tag to a strand of Whisper White Baker’s Twine and then to the teacup with Glue Dots, then taped the strand to the back of the teacup. I adhered the teacup to the card front with Stampin’ Dimensionals, then adhered the heart with Multipurpose Liquid Glue.
I stamped the sentiment from the A Nice Cuppa stamp set in Basic Gray ink on a panel of White Vellum, punched the end with the Hexagon Punch and adhered it to the card front with a Stampin’ Dimensional. I adhered an Iced Rhinestone Embellishment over the Stampin’ Dimensonal on the sentiment banner, then added a Rhinestone Basic Jewel to the heart to finish it.
I inked the cup and heart images from the A Nice Cuppa stamp set in Pool Party and Melon Mambo inks, stamped them on scrap paper, then stamped them on a Whisper White panel inside the card.
You can find a complete list of supplies, including card stock cuts, at the very bottom of this post.
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If you get lost along the way, here is a list of the participants in the Totally Techniques Blog Hop:
- Patrice Halliday-Larsen – New Zealand
- Amy Koenders – USA <= You Are Here
- Lee Conrey – USA
- Shelagh Freemantle – Canada
- Marine Wiplier – France
- Erna Logtenberg – Netherlands
- Heather Wright-Porto – USA
- Shannean Moncrieff – Australia
- Nadine Weiner – Germany
- Alison Solven – Canada
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Card stock cuts for this project:
- Bermuda Bay – 4-1/4″ x 11″ card base
- Basic Gray – 4″ x 5-1/4″ panel, Circles Collection Framelits die cut
- Whisper White – two 3-7/8″ x 5-1/8″ panels, Cups & Kettle Framelits die cut, 4″ x 5-1/4″ panel (inside card)
- Have A Cuppa Designer Series Paper Stack – Circles Collection Framelits die cut
- White Vellum – 3/4″ x 3″ strip
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Absolutely love your card Amy!
Thanks so much Dayle! 🙂
What a fun technique! And it creates a really cool background. Thanks for sharing, Amy! 🙂
Thanks Mary, it’s fun…but a little messy! 🙂
Wow Amy, I love your card ! This cup of tea is so cute !
Thanks Marine! 🙂
So pretty! Great color choices too.
Thanks so much Terri! 🙂
So pretty Amy! Almost looks like a beautiful steaming background of yummy goodness.
Thank so much Lee! 🙂
I love to try different techniques and this is one I have not yet attempted. Your card is so pretty!
Thanks Melanie! I had never tried it until I made this card myself. I was a lot of fun, so definitely give it a try! 🙂
I love tea and I love your card! So awesome to use the technique both in your background piece and in your die cuts too. So clever!
Thanks Alison! 🙂
I love the marble-y way your cardstock came out, your very own DSP 🙂 This is one technique I’d love to try! Every time I get a can of shaving cream in my stash, my husband needs mine 😉 Doesn’t tell me he is out, so once again there goes my stash….*sigh
Ha! I went and bought a really cheap can of shaving cream at the dollar store for my stash…my husband doesn’t want anything to do with that, so it’s staying in my stamp room. 🙂 It is a really cool technique!
Cute card and very good tutorial on the shaving cream technique. I love the look of the marbled paper you got. TFS
Thanks Susan! Glad that you liked the tutorial too. 🙂
Talk about card envy! Love it! Thanks for joining CYCI 🙂 Eva
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Such an awesome card Amy! I am always enthralled by your creativity and I was not disappointed on this occasion! Love the subtle colour combination and attention to detail. Very inspiring post and creation. Cheers Shanni
Thanks Shannean! 🙂
What a fun card Amy ~ I love that tea cup especially with the pearls ~ Thanks for joining us at CYCI ~ WYnne
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This swirly background is beautiful . Love how you added it to a very pretty card. Hugs from Shelagh.
Thanks so much Shelagh! 🙂
Very pretty card, I love the background and the colors you used together. Thanks for playing along with our sketch challenge this week at CYCI!
AJ, DT – CanYouCaseIt
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Stunning card Amy 🙂 love the subtle background you created, will have to show my friend this card, she is crazy about those tea cups lol.
Thanks Patrice! I’m loving that stamp set too! 🙂
Wow, wow, wow!!! What an awesome card and brilliant technique Amy. I’ve seen the shaving foam done lots of times but yours is outstanding. I really thought it was DSP. Brilliant and and it pairs perfectly with the tea cup stamps. Thanks for joining us at CYCI? – Chlo x
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Beautiful card. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Nadine! 🙂
Amy, your cards are always so pretty and this is no exception! I LOVE it! The DSP in your background almost looks steamy with that cup of hot tea! 🙂 Thanks so much for joining us at Stamp, Ink, Paper for our Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge!
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Very nice Amy!!! I love the blue and the softness of the background – soooo pretty!!!!
Thanks Heather! 🙂