Aloha Party Drinks!

ALOHA! It’s almost the weekend! I’m swinging by today with some tropical party drinks to start off the beginning of the beginning of the weekend! LOL. I love these stamps and colored them a bit ago for the coloring challenge. I had fun digging out loads of bright colors of Copic Markers. Then I layered on some glitter and lots of clear glaze. Whew. I get thirsty just looking at this card! Won’t you join me? Cheers! I hope you had a great week! I had a busy week which is good – lots of work to do. I’m grateful for it! 

This card started with me coloring these awesome images with Copic Markers one night…. Then I designed a card around them. The images were drawn by my friend Peggy Jo Ackley for her line of stamps from Impression Obsession. Her company is called Pink Ink and it’s great! She is a local artist and I’ve had the pleasure of meeting her a few times and having her sign my coloring book and pencil in a stamp for me! I saw these clear stamps at my LSS and had to get them!

 

Tropical drinks card with Copic Markers. Aloha script from Lawn Fawn. Pink Ink Party Drinks stamps

 

The finished card is a white A2 card base. I used a Pineapple Embossing Folder I bought at Joann to emboss another white layer for the card. I wrapped the embossed layer with some green striped paper from Sunny Studio. This formed the layers for the card itself. I also splattered some tropical green ink over the embossing. I die cut a white stitched circle for the drinks to sit on. 

Aloha card! Pineapple embossing folder. Tropical drinks colored with Copics

 

This word die is called Scripty Aloha, and it’s from Lawn Fawn! It was the perfect sentiment for this card!

Lawn Fawn Scripty Aloha die

 

I stamped and die cut out the four drinks and colored them with LOTS of Copic Markers! It took me a while to color all of these. I started by making all the glasses the same color – to tie the project together. To mimic glass I always use BG10 and BG11 with some 0 mixed in. This is the closest I can come to looking like a frosty glass. After I colored them all, I added white accents with a gel pen. Then I put about 10 layers of clear glaze over some parts using a Sakura Glaze pen. Put on one layer, let it dry, add another layer, let it dry…etc. etc. This project took a lot of patience! 

Tropical Hawaiian drinks

 

Here are my little tropical drinks all lined up on the bar!

Copic coloring on stamps and dies

 

The drinks were attached to the circle die using foam tape. Then I glued the aloha word on with clear glue, using my tweezers. 

Tropical themed card. handmade copics and embossing

 

 

Pink Ink Impression Obsession Party Drinks

ALOHA friends! I’m excited about my weekend! Tomorrow the hubs and I are going to the Stamp/Scrap Expo and then to meet up with friends. Then on Saturday my crafty friends from the bay area are coming to town for a class. Then we’ll get dinner and coffeeeeeeee. (Julie E is in town – woot!) Hope you have a delightful weekend! XOXO

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5 responses to “Aloha Party Drinks!”

  1. Michele Avatar

    Wanda, I’d belly-up to your bar any day! Such a delicious bit of weekend-eve eye-candy!
    =]

  2. Peggy Jo Ackley Avatar

    I think the glazing puts them over the top Wanda. Thanks for sharing all your coloring secrets with us. This has got to be the best version of this stamp set ever!

  3. Joyce Avatar
    Joyce

    Super cute! And that embossing folder is perfect!

  4. Jo Anne Malicoat Avatar
    Jo Anne Malicoat

    hat a cute and fun card – every detail is perfect from the embossing to your lovely bright and fun coloring. Greatness!

  5. Dorlene Avatar

    Great card. Makes me thirsty too. I love the pineapple embossing folder. So cute!

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