Card Kit Release – MFT Stamps

The Coffee Shop Card Kit includes the following products:

Coffee Order Stamp Set
Coffee Shop Stamp Set (Kit Exclusive)
Bistro Basics Die-namics
Be Your Own Barista Die-namics
Make a Sign Die-namics
Floor to Ceiling Paper Pad
Card Stock – Smooth White (1), Kraft (1), Milk Chocolate (1), Cement Gray (1), Gravel Gray (1), Black Licorice (1)

Available Separately:
Window Seat Die-namics
Industrial Finishes Die-namics
Pots and Plants Die-namics

For this sample, I used a bunch of new die sets to create a cute, little coffee shop scene. I love the industrial style mixing metallics and natural elements like wood. This card has a lot of little dies and details, and I love the end result!

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

Create the background. On a piece of white cardstock, stamp the floor from the SY On Solid Ground stamp set. Color with a variety of brown copic markers. Adhere to the bottom of a card base. On top, adhere patterned paper from the new Floor to Ceiling Paper Pad. Trim the excess. Between the two patterns, adhere a thin strip of kraft paper.
Die cut the various pieces of the coffee shop scene from several different die sets.
- The plants are die cut from Pots and Plants and colored with copic markers. Details were added with a white gel pen.
- The coffee menu was created with the Make A Sign Die-namics. I stamped and white heat embossed the text from the kit exclusive Coffee Shop stamp set. Add a little white pigment ink on the edges with your fingertip. This is so the sign mimics a chalkboard.
- The coffee cups, coffee beans bag, and machine are die cut from the Be Your Own Barista Die-namics and copic colored.
- The coffee bar is from Bistro Basics Die-namics and copic colored.
- The clock and hanging lamp is from Industrial Finishes Die-namics.
Stamp and white heat emboss the sentiment from Coffee Order on black cardstock. Die cut it out and create a “sign” with the rectangle die in Industrial Finishes. Again, I added white pigment ink for the chalkboard look. Add a small piece of baker’s twine and a silver jewel at the top of the sign.
I added crystal glaze over the clock and coffee mugs. I stamped the clock with a coffee cup, but in dye ink, so I think it reacted a bit with the crystal glaze. I recommend stamping in a different kind of ink so the color doesn’t run like it kind of did for me.