Skin: BV000, E50, E21, E11, E00, E000
- Use Tuxedo Black Memento Ink to stamp the girl from the Coffee Break Clear Stamp Set 817 by Janet Klein onto white cardstock.
- Fussy-cut the girl.
- Color her with Copic markers* and use white gel pen to add highlights to her hair, eyes, and shoes.
- Use a black Multi-liner pen to edge the girl to get rid of those unslightly white edges.
- Set her aside.
- Use the larger tag die from the Taggletastic Die Set 30to cut coffee-bean patterned paper from the Coffee and Chocolate Backgrounds 8x8 Paper Pad by Stamperia.
- Use smaller tag die from the Taggletastic Die Set 30 cut splatter/coffee-ring/floral patterned paper from the Coffee and Chocolate Patterned 8x8 Paper Pad and another piece of the coffee-bean patterned paper.
- Trim the top of the coffee-bean paper so that the girl will be able to stand on the top edge of it.
- Edge both patterned paper tags and the strip of coffee-bean paper with Pinecone VersaFine Clair Ink.
- Adhere the strip of coffee-bean patterned paper to the base of bottom of the smaller patterned paper tag.
- Adhere the smaller patterned paper tag atop the larger tag.
- Use the speech bubble die from the Taggletastic Die Set 30 to cut coffee-splattered patterned paper, which was left over from a previous project.
- Use a piece of low-tack tape to temporarily adhere the speech bubble die-cut to the scrap of paper. *
- Use magnets to secure the scrap of patterned paper with the speech-bubble die-cut to the base of a stamping platform.
- Place one of the sentiments from the Coffee Time Clear Stamp Set 417 by Janet Klein face-down on the speech bubble die-cut.
- Press the platform's lid onto the back of the stamp and lift.
- Ink the stamp with Pinecone VersaFine Clair Ink and stamp.
- Remove and clean the sentiment stamp.
- Position the coffee beans stamp from the Coffee Time Clear Stamp Set 417 facedown on the speech bubble die-cut.
- Press the platform's lid onto the back of the stamp and lift.
- Ink the stamp with Pinecone VersaFine Clair Ink and stamp.
- Cut brown cardstock slightly larger than the tag.
- Use a circle punch to punch a hole in the center top of the tag.
- Adhere the layered patterned paper tags to the cardstock tag.
- Adhere the fussy-cut girl and the speech bubble sentiment as shown.
- Thread multi-colored jute through the hole to finish the tag.
- Whereas I do love coffee and I once had long hair, I'm not and never has been as thin or as tall as the girl. However, I opted to color her with grey hair to reflect my own.
- The dies in this die-set are solid, so it's best to die-cut first, then stamp.