Stamped Coffee Mug Colored with Spectrum Noir Markers

Once again Spectrum Noir Markers have stood up to the test. I have made cups and mugs in the past with Paint and vinyl and now I can add Spectrum Noir Alcohol Markers to that list. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised, even after holding my breath when I was trying the last test which was washing with hot soapy water. I squealed like a little baby as my husband says, well are you going to try it in the dishwasher next? Ummmmm NOOOOOOO! But I might add I never put any of the cups or mugs I make in the dishwasher...lol.

8oz. plastic coffee cup

Crafter's Companion Stamp Leonie Pujol


Plastic that the stamp was lined with

Put the Stamp on the Plastic lining

Used StazOn ink pad

Stamp the cup

Heat set the stamp

Colored the stem and leaves with JG6

Colored Flower pedals with DR5

I wanted the Pedals darker so colored with DR7

Colored the inside of the Flowers with TN8

Add dots to center with True Black

Heat set again

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"Hebrews" Coffee Card ( Skipping Stones Design ) Oct 16th Blog Hop

Hi everyone and welcome to Skipping Stones Design's October blog hop. For my card I have decided to use the Coffee stamp #2 . I colored the coffee cup with Spectrum Noir Alcohol markers . This is a Digi stamp so after printing I did wait 24hr before coloring with the Alcohol markers to make sure the ink is completely dry, so I do not have any mixing of the printer ink with the alcohol marker colors. I had a great time creating this card. Please scroll down for pictures, supplies ( link's ), a how toooooo, and a tutorial at the end. Make sure you visit the links below to see other cards made by Skipping Stones Design Team. Please make sure to leave a comments on everyones creations, let them know how much you like the designs they have created. The cup stamp is coffee stamp #2 it is Colored with Spectrum Noir Alcohol markers. Cut White card stock to 4 1/2 x 5 and Decorative Card stock to 4 1/4 x 7 7/8 inches. Add some silver Sparkle Tape

Crafters Companion's Build a Block and Build a Block Plus

Demo on Build a Block and Build a Block Plus

Working with the Gemini Apple Core Dies

Tips for sewing Apple Core Shapes..... This will go on Sale on HSN January 24th., they will go fast make sure you get yours. 1st you will have one that will go sideways which is the Con-Caved Core and you will have one the will be long ways. You always want the con-caved Apple Core on top when sewing together. So my Con-caved apple core is the red strips, fold in half and press a seam. The yellow one fold in half long ways and press. Put right sides together and place the pressed seam on top one an other and pin. This is very important to sew straight. Now match up and pin both outside corners. The fabric will be buckled like the picture and that is fine. It should look like this when taking to the sewing machine. Below is a little video on sewing Apple Core Shapes.

Happy Crafting with Lisa

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