



This card came about because I had made a mistake on a previous one (for a graduation) and I didn’t want to waste the CS. It was already cut, scored and had the white triangle shapes adhered, which is where the mistake occurred, as I had them in the wrong place for the original design. As I had the DSP sitting on my desk I decided to add it to the white triangles and then it sat there for a day or two. Yesterday I saw that the challenge at As You See It was a beverage one and this morning the reminder for Paper Players showed that it too is for beverages or food. The little mug die cut is from Trinity Stamps and was a gift in my last order. I paper pieced the white cup frame with more DSP and added it to the card front as you see. Using a gold pen I added the indication of steam and from an older GKD set I stamped the sentiment and heat embossed it. Even using the magic bag I still get the powder where I don’t want it and the camera always picks up the specks. I added the gold embellishments, from Trinity Stamps, to finish the card. It is a small card only three and half inches high but it works and was a good way to use up the CS.
Thanks for spending time with me today.
Great card. I like the paper pieced cup.
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Thanks Judy. I enjoy using the PP from StampinUp and I had some scraps on my desk.
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What a great card! I love that you took what you thought was a mistake and make something wonderful out of it.
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You know me, I don’t waste it if I think I can redeem it somehow. The original card was a cap and gown and I managed to put the collar of the gown on the wrong way which is how I ended up with this piece.
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I’m laughing, as I’ve been there and done that. You made something else beautiful out of it, that’s impressive!
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How good does that DSP look as a coffee mug!? I love your fancy fold, too, Johanna! Thanks for playing along with our theme at As You See It Challenges!
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Thanks – I do enjoy playing in your challenges when I have time and this was a fun one to make.
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Paper piecing is such a lovely technique and it really suits the coffee cup. Nice fold too. Thanks so much for joining in with us at As You See It Challenge.
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Thanks so much. It was fun to use the new die in this way.
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Great fun fold card Johanna. I love those triangle corners and your fancy paper pieced coffee mug.
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Thanks Gayle. I really enjoy using some of the scraps especially when they are so pretty.
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Love, love, love this paper pieced mug! I would definitely drink my morning tea out of it any day. Such a fun fold, and wonderful paper choice. Thank you for playing with The Paper Players this week!
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Thanks so much. I am happy you like it.
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So fun, Johanna! I can totally see this being my favorite tea cup, lol. What a great way to show off this pretty paper! Thanks so much for playing at As You See It!
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Thanks Heather. I quite like paper piecing and in this case it was very easy to do.
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What a great fun fold card. Love that paper pieced mug.
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Thank you.
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What a perfect way to rescue one project and turn it into another! the paper-pieced cup would make such a pretty coffee cup too. Thanks for sharing with us over at As You See It and The Paper Players this week!
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Thanks for commenting. It is appreciated and I am happy you like the card.
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Hi Johanna! I love your creativity in taking a goof and turning out such a pretty card instead! I love the earthy colors and the sweet floral paper. A fabulous fun fold! I’m so glad that you joined us this week at The Paper Players.
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Thanks so much. I appreciate the comments very much.
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Two things you can never go wrong with: coffee and a “punny” sentiment. Such a lovely card! Thanks so much for joining us the week over at The Paper Players!
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Thank you. I love coffee too.
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