Woodblock Wednesday | Coffee Card | Use Your Stash

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Welcome to a new Woodblock Wednesday, the day of the week that we use a woodblock stamp (or more) to make a card or other project.  This week I paired the Coffee Girl rubber stamp on cling from Technique Junkies, with a wood-mounted rubber stamp from Inkadinkado.  Sadly, both brands have closed.        

  • I made a top-folding A2 card using white cardstock and adhered it to my desk using washi tape.  Using vintage photo distress ink, I blended a coffee stencil from my stash to the card front, and set it to the side.   

  • I stamped and colored the two images on a piece of white cardstock, die-cut it using a stitched rectangle die, adhered a piece of fun foam to the back, and then adhered it to the card front. 


  • Lastly, I added Diamond Glaze to the glasses to give a glassy effect and set it aside to fully dry.  

I hope you have enjoyed this idea.  Remember to use your stash!!  Until next time...

Hugs from Brasil.

~Michael




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