Gerda Steiner Designs

Gopher a Coffee? featuring Bright Fun Word Backgrounds

February 18, 2016

Coffee Card by Jess Gerstner for Gerda Steiner Designs

Hello crafty friends! It's Jess from JessCrafts.com and today I'm sharing a bright fun card with the new Gopher It clear stamp set. I love coffee and so I really enjoyed this punny little saying. I decided to stamp the word coffee repeatedly to create a bright background. For more on this card check out my video.


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Coffee Card by Jess Gerstner for Gerda Steiner Designs



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