Hello, Crafty Makers!
I am super excited about our optional theme (Something New) this month because one of the things I am running behind on is my Amazon Reviews. I have three new dies and some lovely papers to review and share with you. Today, I am sharing this lovely Die, "There is Always Time For Tea." And "Retro Material Papers."
There's Always Time For Tea
I wanted to use fall-inspired colors because I am trying to use all my old Graphic 45 Papers. I found out way too late that the G45 aesthetic is simply not my Vibe. I have been successful using many of their papers on small elements, such as the teapot, biscuit tin, and teacups, in this design!
I decided to leave the spoon white. Covering it with designer paper made it indistinguishable from my kettle! The word "nice" did not emboss on my napkin, so I used one of my rubber stamps instead. I think the black ink provides the eye with relief from all the white and orange.
As a final touch, I added a bit of "White Opal" Liquid Pearls to the lid of the tea kettle and the biscuit tin.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
STUFF I USED:
There's Always Time For Tea Die: https://amzn.to/480EvY7
Retro Material Papers: https://amzn.to/4oIU5ya
Bazzill Tangelo Cardstock: https://amzn.to/4nxswqn
Hamilco Cream Colored Cardstock: https://amzn.to/47kawes
LUXPaper-Chocolate Brown 100LB Cover: https://amzn.to/43eAU78
Graphic 45 Designer Series "An Eerie Tale."
Self-Adhesive Gems - https://amzn.to/47Egd5K
Distress Oxide Ink- Spiced Marmalade: https://amzn.to/49yJnWw
Distress Oxide Ink - Rusty Hinge: https://amzn.to/4oiZ7S3
Find Scrapbook Cutting Machine: https://amzn.to/47ll78W
My Sweet Petunia Glue Press
OH! This is beautiful Chana, love the dies and the papers. Hope all is well. x
ReplyDeleteYour project is such a charming celebration of autumn warmth and cozy creativity. The way you incorporated fall tones into the teapot and biscuit tin adds a nostalgic touch, and your use of Graphic 45 papers on small elements is a clever workaround that really works. The stamped napkin detail and the Liquid Pearls elevate the whole composition with texture and contrast. I especially admire how you balance visual interest with restraint—leaving the spoon white was a smart choice for clarity.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you visited my blog and left a comment—it led me here, and I hope you’ll stop by again soon.