Kinda Eclectic - Triple Time Stamping Card

Posting one of my November Class Samples.   I have been making a lot of Holiday/Christmas cards so I decided to make an All Occasion card.  I saw a similar card on Pinterest and decided to make my own - here is my Modified CASE.   I LOVE the Triple Time Stamping technique!  Not only is it simple to do, but can be used for any occasion and changed easily to fit your needs.     

Hope you enjoy my project! 

Measurements for cutting: 

Blackberry Bliss:   4 1/4" x 5 1/2" (cardbase)
                           3 1/4" x 4 1/2"
                           2 1/4" x 3 1/2"

Very Vanilla:   4" x 5 1/4"
                     3" x 4 1/4"
                     2" x 3 1/4"

Stampin Up! Products:
Stamps:  Kinda Eclectic, Sassy Salutations
Cardstock:  Blackberry Bliss and Very Vanilla
Ink:  Crushed Curry, Mossy Meadow, Blackberry Bliss, Tangerine Tango, Sahara Sand

Perfect Blend Father's Day Card

Here is sample #2 for my May Classes.   I love the "Triple Time Stamping" technique -- it is fun, versatile and no one card is the same.    I went for two of my favorite sets (Gorgeous Grunge and Perfect Blend).   I think the card turned out well!   This sample is for Father's Day, but can easily be made into a Birthday or Thank you card.   

I love how the Coffee Cup turned out.   At first I just had the cup in all Vanilla with the DSP (Designer Series Paper) but it blended too much with the card. Next I stamped it in all Baked Brown Sugar and still needed something. . . . .So I cut the top off my Vanilla Cup and put it on the Baked Brown Sugar Cup.  That made it!!    I think on my next sample I will add some Espresso Twine or Linen Thread and a "coffee cup ring" (bottom of cup with ink).    

Hope you enjoy the Project!

Stampin up! Products:
Stamps:  Gorgeous Grunge, Perfect Blend, and Delightful Dozens
Cardstock:  Early Espresso, Baked Brown Sugar, Very Vanilla
Paper:  2013-2015 In Color Designer Series Paper Stack
Ink:  Crumb Cake, Baked Brown Sugar, Early Espresso
Accessories:  Stampin Trimmer, Snips, and Dimensionals