Hello everyone… Today is the day for the 2018 Fall-Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop!!! I hope you all are as excited as I am.

This Coffee Lovers Blog Hop is hosted by the Coffee Loving Cardmakers Blog where you can get all the more information about this hop and you can see the full list of the amazing Super Sponsors, inspirations, and link up party! You are invited to link your Fall and Winter themed projects using any coffee/cocoa/tea stamps, stencils, embellishments, etc.

For the Day 1, I have this CAS cocoa card that I created using Joy Clair stamps: Christmas Cocoa and Snowy Greetings.

Joy Clair is one of the Super Sponsors for this blog hop. Head over to their blog for more inspirations from their team and also another chance to enter their giveaway!

It is easy to make this CAS card. Here are the steps how I created this card:

1. Stamp the snowflakes on a piece of red cardstock with VersaMark Ink Pad. Dry it with craft heater.
2. Cut the stamped red cardstock with rectangle die to create the mat background. On my card I used the Pierced Rectangles Dies from Our Daily Bread Designs.
3. Stamp the cocoa mug and foam on a watercolor paper (or heavy white cardstock) with VersaFine Onyx Black Ink Pad.

1. Stamp the sprinkles on the foam with VersaFine Clair Glamorous Ink Pad.

1. Color the image. I used Arteza Real Brush Pens and waterbrush.
2. Dry the image with craft heater and cut with circle die. I used Pierced Circles Dies from Our Daily Bread Designs.
3. Cut another circle out of glitter cardstock with one size bigger die.
4. Add the glitter circle and cocoa mug image on the red background mat using adhesive permanent glue.
5. Stamp the sentiment at the bottom of the image with White Archival Ink Pad.
6. Add the finished panel on the A2 white card with permanent adhesive glue.
7. Wrap the twine on the card.
8. Done

Hello everyone… Today I have a leafy wreath thank you card to share with you all.

This leafy wreath CAS card is not bulky though it has some layers of leaves. To create the wreath, I use the Trendy Leaves 2 Stamp Set and the Trendy Leaves 2 Coordinating Dies.

I created a watercolored paper with distress oxide ink pads and water using smooshing technique. And then after I dried it, I stamped the leaves with VersaFine Clair Pinecone Ink Pad. And then I cut them with the coordinating dies. I arranged those leaves and glued them with dries-clear adhesive glue.

I stamped the sentiment from the Heartfelt Thanks stamp set with Distress Ink Pad. Then I trimmed it into sentiment banner and added it on top of the wreath with adhesive glue.

I added some splatter paints using the Distress Ink and waterbrush.

My card today is inspired by the CUTplorations Challenge inspiration picture for this month:

If you are using any stamps, or dies, or stencils from STAMPlorations on your tags, you can also link it up at STAMPlorations Never Ending Anything Goes Challenge and the 4th Annual Giving Thanks Blog Hop and Linky Party.

Before you all go… you do not want to miss the STAMPlorations Giving Thanks Sale that will end on November 30th!

And you even can save extra 20% more when you use my code: STAMPGIRLHELEN when you check out.

Hurry up… because all supplies available while they last!!!

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you all have a wonderful day.

I also link up at:

Hello everyone! Today with mass-produce thank you card ideas for this coming Winter / Christmas season.

Every month starting November 2018 until May 2019, I make 60 Thank You cards for donation at a Kids Camp programs. When comes to making a lot of cards or mass producing, I like to use clean-and-simple (CAS) style. I use these three CAS card designs for Winter camp which I made 20 cards for each design.

I am sharing full details at the Precious Remembrance Shop Blog about these cards. I hope you all will enjoy the post.

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today. Have a wonderful day!

Hello everyone… Thanksgiving is getting so close, and Christmas season follows after that. These two Holidays are my favorites.

I am still working on some Christmas cards and today I have another Christmas card to share with you all that I created with Dreaming of Christmas Digital Stamp, one of the new digital stamps from Graciellie Design.

I am in love with that Poinsettia cone bouquet. It is just gorgeous!

I open the png file with my Silhouette Studio Designer software, resized it, and then I created an cutting line with Trace Tool.

Before I printed it, I turned on the Print-n-Cut feature on the Silhouette. It is my favorite feature to use with digital stamp. It enables me to print the image and then cut it with my Silhouette Cameo.

I duplicated the image to 4 flowers and then I printed them on a Mixed Media paper with Canon inkjek printer.

After the printing, I put it on Silhouette Cutting Mat and cut it with Silhouette Cameo.

I dried the image with craft heater just to make sure the ink is really dry before the coloring.

I colored them with Arteza Real Brush Pens. These brush pens blend really well even without water. I used Wink Of Stella Gold Metallic Brush Pen to color the heart and thread lines.

For the background, I use the Holiday Tradition Digital Papers, also from Graciellie Design. I printed it on a white cardstock, trimmed it and then I added some distress ink around the edges.

I also embellished the card with some gold sequins I had in my stash.

Gracie has a huge sale going on at her Etsy store right now. You can get the digital stamp set I use today also on this Christmas Bundle Sale that you can save 50% Off on those 4 sets!

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you all have a fabulous day!!!

I also link up at: