Celebrating Mother with May flowers is a tradition. I was happy to see that Anna Griffin’s new teacup die set includes the ability to emboss flowers onto the edges and side of the cup and saucer.
This was my first try at using the new die set as well as some of Anna’s sentiment stamps. The teacup goes together easily following the enclosed instructions. I embossed the cup and saucer first using an embossing mat/plate and then die cut all the pieces.
By using a preprinted card base from a card kit by Punch Studio that has been in my stash for a while, along with some of the butterfly toppers and pink flatback gems, the front of the card came together quickly. The inside paper is from Graphic 45. I cut two pieces so as not to cover the fold and used a green marker to color the inside edges of the card as a border to the floral paper.
I ended up heat embossing the decorative border on the gold metallic sentiment base with clear embossing powder. I learned that the metallic card I used is heat sensitive and had a minor curling effect happen.
To fill the cup I used flower embellishments from Anna Griffin as well. This vintage teacup card is perfect for celebrating Mother’s Day.
Wishing all mothers, a Happy Mother’s Day.
Materials:
Dies
Stamps
Papers
- Punch Studio Create-a-Card kit
- Graphic 45 – Fruit & Flora Collection
- Anna Griffin’s Delicate Engravings Card Toppers
- DCWV – Creativity Inc. – Foil Stack-Gold PS-015-00010
Miscellaneous
- Clear Embossing Powder – Recollections Detail Embossing Powder
- Double-Sided Tear Tape – com Clear Double Sided Adhesive Roll ¼ inch
- Markers – Crayola Blending Markers
- Brown Ink – Stampin’ Up Classic Stamin’ Pad – Chocolate Chip
- PVA Glue – Cosmic Shimmer Acrylic Glue
Oh, Sue! That is stunning. Is the teacup inside a card and it all folds up??? I can’t begin to imagine how you did that. You are the ultimate paper artist!
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