Hope You Fee Better Souper Soon!

 Hello!  I am just loving the new Trinity Stamps new Soup Can Card Die and stamp set.  I have made a couple of pill bottles using the included dies, but decided to do an Alphabet Soup shaker card.

I couldn't find the right colored paper for the background in the soup can and I even didn't like the Distress Oxide Ink colors that I had, so I used my Copic Airbrush System to color my white cardstock.  I used R08, and YR07.  Those two colors felt soupy enough.  

For the front panel of the card, I cut a piece patterned paper with a die that is 4.25" x 5.5".  I then used the piece of the die that is the "inside" of the can.  

I adhered a piece of acetate, 4.0" x 5.0 to the back of the patterned paper to make my window.  Next, I used the two dies that are the "inside" of the can with a piece of cardstock to create a frame to make the can shape more defined.  I adhered the little frame piece on the front of the card, resting on the acetate in the opening.  

I cut the can lid and bottom pieces using a matte silver metallic cardstock.  Once I had the three pieces glued together to crate the lid, I adhered it to the top of the front panel and adhered the bottom can rim a the bottom of the window opening.  

I stamped the included sentiments on the piece of the die that make a label.  I heat embossed it on patterned paper using black embossing powder.  I couldn't fit the "soon" on the label, so I stamped it on the larges of the circle dies in the Souper set and then trimmed it with a coordinating patterned  paper using a die from the Clean Cut Layers Circle Die: Set A.  I adhered those in place on the top of the front panel.  

I created a well with foam tape on the back panel to have a place to put my alphabet noodles and some orange and red sparkle spots.  My alphabets noodles were cut from cream cardstock and the Banner Builder Die Set.  Once I had those placed, I peeled the protective tape off the top of the strips and place my front panel on top.  

I love the way this card turned out and I really like that I have a Get Well card already made and ready to send.

Thank you for stopping by the blog today, and I hope you stay well and have a great day!!!

Sandy