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T is for Treasure Hunting

 Hello friends.


Happy late T-day to my T-day buddies over at Elizabeth's blog where we celebrate anything related to drinks (anyone can join, your post has to have something related to drinks). This week, Elizabeth is showing us some really fun mugs she ran across at one of her favorite stores.

I went treasure hunting last week and found a really fun mug. My grandson and I call visiting flea markets, garage sales and thrift stores Treasure Hunting. The mug was so cute I had to bring it home. 

The inside actually sold me:

I also have a few cards related to drinks:
This was my first pop-up box, and it was done for last week's WT challenge at Splitcoaststampers.com. 

This one was made using Stamperia Alice paper and was done for a patterned paper challenge at Splitcoaststampers.com.  I left out a word in the sentiment that I will fix before sending it off. 

Hope you have a great rest of the week.

Hugz,

Nancy


Comments

  1. I love that name. Treasure Hunting is perfect, and you did find a great spring treasure too. And I've wanted to try one of those pop up box cards. I keep seeming to forget about them, so maybe now that your reminded me about them, I may give one a try. Yours is super Nancy. In fact both of your cards are. Have a wonderful rest of your week, and I hope it was a super T day. hugs-Erika

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  2. I wonder what is the difference between a mug and a cup. I like your new item, but to me it’s a cup. Any name — it’s still cute.

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    1. It is a cup, Mae - lol. I used mug generically.

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  3. Oh, I would have brought that cup home, too! Nancy, I love your Alice in Wonderland St Pats card with that great sentiment! Thanks for sharing, and happy t day.

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  4. Sorry I'm so late visiting. I wasn't even on the internet yesterday.

    I LOVE that new mug. It's adorable. I love the idea of treasure hunting, too. And finding that new mug was worth it!

    I love a good pun and best POP is fabulous. Of course, I adore that Alice in Wonderland inspired card. Thanks for sharing the drink inspired cards and then new mug you shared with us for T this week, dear Nancy.

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  5. Fun Pop up Box card and your Alice in Wonderland characters are amazing ♥

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  6. Oh how fun it is to "treasure hunt"! Love that beautiful cup you've found and with that wording inside! The pop-up card box is so fun and I love the pop bottles with it...lots of puns! LOL Your Alice card is very cool with the antique looking characters! Thanks for the fun and inspirational post my friend!

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  7. Hi Nancy, the Easter bunny mug is really cute and pretty - a nice treasure! But I especially love your pop-up box - WOW! And I also really like the look of the Alice card.
    All the best, Traude
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