Charcuterie for my Daughter

Hi friends and yes, more NBUS! I have plenty and I'd like to work my way through it all and then start again!

Also playing along with Colour Crazy Challenge - All the charcuterie dies cuts were colored with alcohol markers.

As some of you may know, my daughter Kristin has a "side-hustle" at The Cotton Company in Wake Forest, North Carolina. She actually has 5 booths there for her 2 different businesses. OplusV is her Olive Oil and Vinegar shop for which she also sells reclaimed olive wood. These pieces are handmade in Tunisia from the wood of olive trees that no longer bear fruit. It is gorgeous wood, with beautiful graining, and she has a whole line of charcuterie products to go along with the boards.

The building is over 100 years old and has such charm.

Isn't this wood graining amazing?

No, it's not beer but brittle in a beer can!

When I saw Honey Bee Stamps line of products called Char-CUTE-rie, I just wanted to make cards to go along with Kristin's products. I do sell cards at her shops and try to work together with her products to coordinate.

Look at the graining on this wood- spectacular!

I used all different cover plates and embossing folders with white cardstock for that clean look, but interest.

I found some paper in my stash with knives and forks -perfect for these food cards.

Here are all the cards put together:

Do you have a favorite? Making this cards was so much fun. If you are every in the Wake Forest, NC area stop by The Cotton Company and visit!

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