Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge-Iced Coffee

It's time for a new Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge!

 photo credit: Brit + Co.

We hope you'll play along!  The LEAD of this challenge will be invited as a Guest Designer in a future challenge!  Please visit the Curtain Call Challenge blog for all the challenge info and deadline.   

 Here's my take on the inspiration photo.  I based my design on the yummy looking iced coffees that are front and center in the photo.  My iced coffees are to go cups from the Lil' Inker Designs Coffee Talk stamp set.  I colored them up with Copic markers, then used the matching dies to cut out the colored cups and the contrasting green straws.  After adding some foam tape to the back of each cup, I placed them on a cream panel, overlapping and angling them for interest. To go with the cups, I stamped the "coffee and friends are the perfect blend" sentiment from the Coffee Cozy set in white pigment ink on a dark brown cardstock strip, then heat embossed the words in white so they'd really pop against the dark background.  I added the sentiment to the cream panel, tucking one end beneath the to go cup pair.  The finished panel was adhered to a dark brown card base to match the sentiment strip.

Make sure you visit each of the designers' blogs for more inspiration:

Iced Coffee Designers

Betty Wright
Kim Singdahlsen
Laurie Willison
Leigh Penner
Lisa Henke
Lori Tecler--you're here!
Lynn Mangan
Marisa Ritzen
Maureen Plut
Melody Rupple
Monika Davis
Silke Ledlow
Sheri Gilson
Stacey Schafer
Tara Godfrey

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Materials Used:
Coffee Talk and Coffee Cozy stamp sets, Coffee Talk dies (Lil' Inker Designs); Memento Tuxedo Black and Memento Luxe Wedding Dress inks (Tsukineko/IMAGINE Crafts); Celery pigment ink (Avery Elle); markers (Copic); Chocolate Chip cardstock (Stampin' Up!); Recollections Snow embossing powder (Michaels); foam tape