I was cleaning out a notebook and found a page I'd saved from a Paper Craft Magazine.
There was a card that had caught my eye and I'd kept that page so I could CASE it.
I decided it would be perfect for Joanna's Inchie Challenge at CAS Mix Up.
I stamped the crosshatch design on a strip of Chocolate Chip cardstock and
heat embossed it. My one inch square punch assured that my pieces were
exactly one inch. A corner rounder punch gave the pieces a more realistic look.
The other two pieces were punched out and dry embossed. Then I sponged a little
copper Delicata ink on the ridges.
The Sending is three die cut layers.
I think I'll go see if I can find a piece of real chocolate.
Oh, and the challenge is open until the 24th.
Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.
Enjoy!
Card Recipe
Stamps: Timeless Textures (SU), Happy Snippets (PB)
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Whisper White (SU), Copper (Delicata)
Paper: Rustic White (PTI), Chocolate Chip (SU)
Other: Sending Die (SSS), One inch Square Punch, Corner Rounder Punch, Woodgrain EF (SU), White EP
Yummy card, my friend! The chocolate looks real. You are going to have everyone searching their kitchens for chocolate after they see this. :) Love it! So fun! xx
ReplyDeleteGood enough to eat, Bonnie!! Just love your quartet of chocolates; perfect with that sentiment!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your chocolate Bonnie and I have certainly enjoyed your card!
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Maxine
What a cute, CUTE card Bonnie and such a great idea...love it!! It's only breakfast time right now, but I think I need to go find a piece of chocolate too!! :0)
ReplyDeleteLooks very yummy! Fabulous design suitable for either gender!
ReplyDeleteHow cute and creative. Love your chocolate inchies.
ReplyDeleteOh yum, chocolate! Great way to start my morning. This is so cute and a great take on the challenge.
ReplyDeleteClever inches Bonnie, great idea to create chocolates. Sorry I haven’t had time to comment, i’m In the UK visiting family 😀
ReplyDeleteI've had actual chocolates that looked just like yours, Bonnie! What a great idea... the card, and having a taste of chocolate in the morning!
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Your "chocolate" looks so yummy and real! Love the design of the card too.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Such a YUMMY card Bonnie. Loving the curb appeal too! This beautiful base card stock gives chocolate the royalty it deserves. Never enough chocolate in any recipe LOL. Definitely a SWEET card. Thanks so much for sharing! xx
ReplyDeleteOh how genius to create chocolate inchies, Bonnie. Such an adorable idea and card. Great design too. xx
ReplyDeleteNow I need some chocolate, Bonnie. Your inchies look so yummy.
ReplyDeleteYour chocolates make me want one. Wouldn't this be the perfect card with a box of chocolates? TFS Bonnie. Hugs..Nancy
ReplyDeleteYou had me at Chocolate Bonnie! Fabulous sentiment and design and a great chocolatey colour combination x.
ReplyDeleteGuess what I did before writing this, Bonnie. I went to get some chocolate! Now I'm writing this while having a piece. ;-P
ReplyDeleteYour chocolate inchies card looks so cute and the sentiment is perfect. The white heat-embossing and the sponging with copper ink make the chocolate look so realistic and yummy!
Hideko xx
What a clever way to do these chocolates! I have a friend who is a chocoholic so am going to CASE every "inch" of this for her next card.
ReplyDeleteHow yummy Bonnie, the perfect thing to make using inchies and especially with the rounded corners. I like my chocolates with some caramel in the middle please...lol. I love the large die cut with the stamped part to make that great sentiment too. x
ReplyDeleteYUM!
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
A brilliant idea, your card is very tasty :-)
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