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Erin Lee Creative Coffee Lover Kit

 Hi friends,

Today we are hopping to showcase the new Erin Lee Creative Coffee Lover Kit.  This kit is full of stamps, dies and stencils for anyone who loves her coffee!

*PRIZES* 

We have prizes!  2 lucky commenters (from across the blogs in the hop) will win the Coffee Lover Kit.  Winners will be announced on the ELC Blog Monday, December 14.  Comment on everyone's blog or Instagram for a greater chance to win!  



Included in this kit are:

One 6x8 clear stamp set

One 3x4 clear stamp set

Two 6x6 stencils in one package

One coffee lover standalone die 

One coordinating die set (two dies)

 

Don't forget to add the add-on dies! 



Take a Break Coordinating Die

Cup Heart Die

This week, the kit is available for a discounted price of $39.99!

On to the projects!

I have a confession to make...I do not drink coffee.  I do, however, drink a fair amount of hot chocolate.  The stash in my pantry is ridiculous!  So even if you aren't a coffee drinker, these products can be easily adapted to whatever hot drink you enjoy.

This first card uses a stamp I love--how simple to have the hands around the cup like that.  I imagine she is sitting across the table from a friend, having a great talk.  Won't it be nice when we can do that again?  For now, this card will have to do.


See those stains on the kraft cardstock?  Those are made with a stencil from this kit.  Genius!  This Love You die is one of my go-to sentiment dies!  (Psst.  It's on sale right now, too!)



I colored everything with Copics and added some silver gel pen to the bracelets.  Doesn't that shirt look comfy?

For my second card, I used the add-on Cup Heart Die and the little insulated cup stamp from the big set.  This die is so clever!  


I cut this image out from Holographic Cardstock.  Then I stamped the "love you" from the previously-released Winter Florals set in black, then heat embossed it with clear powder so it wouldn't smear.



If you love coffee, this kit (and the add-ons) are for you!  

Remember to keep hopping and commenting for a chance to win this great kit.  Look at what great company I get to keep:

Erin Lee Creative Blog
Dilay Nacar
Jeannie Lieu
Eva Costigan
Ceal Pritchett
Cheryl Knutti (That's me!)
Michelle McDaniel
Jennifer Timko
Lynnea Hollendonner



Comments

  1. Marlena M.December 10, 2020 at 11:00 AM

    Gorgeous coloring in your first and WOW to the shine in the second; so fun!

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  2. Andre M.December 10, 2020 at 2:01 PM

    The coffee stains are a fab backdrop for the sweet image on your first card and the colouring is lovely. The die looks amazing in the holographic card stock. I, too, don't drink coffee but have more coffee themed stamps than I probably should. Thank you for sharing your creative cards!

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  3. MadeByMeghanKDecember 11, 2020 at 8:30 AM

    Your coloring is amazing! I LOVE how you used the holographic paper!!!

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  4. sharon gDecember 11, 2020 at 4:22 PM

    Your coloring is so good! I am TRYING to learn to color well....I also like the holographic paper you chose for your die cut. So cool

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  5. Denise BryantDecember 12, 2020 at 2:01 AM

    Great cards with this awesome kit! I am really loving the cup heart die!

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