TCB ~

Just what is TCB? I had no idea what TCB stood for when I got this stamp in the mail from Richard and Liz from CHF. Fortunately for us, Carole aka TruCarMa, has a blog posting that explains it perfectly. Her post is also where I got the inspiration for the color scheme of this gift bag and tag; from the picture she posted of Elvis' TV room.

TCB stamp is stamped all over the yellow Scrapblocks™ patterned paper for the bag; Adirondack Lemonade ink has been stamped off once before stamping to the paper. The tag has Aged Sheet Music stamped onto it in Lemonade ink before stamping TCB in Onyx Black. As this is pretty straightforward in its stamping, the rest of the supplies are listed below:

Stamps, releasing Tuesday, December 23rd, at CHF:
Thoughtful Elvis® from the Elvis Presley Series by Cornish Heritage Farms
TCB™ from the Elvis Presley Series by Cornish Heritage Farms

Scrapblocks™ Aged Sheet Music by Cornish Heritage Farms

Ink:
Versafine Onyx Black by Tsukineko
Adirondack Lemonade by Ranger

Paper:
Cryogen White by Prism
Black by Prism

Patterned Paper
Scrapblocks™ Paper Pack by Cornish Heritage Farms

Tools:
Cropadile by WeRMemory Keepers
Piercing tool by Making Memories
Edge Distresser by Making Memories

Other:
Large eyelet by WeRMemory Keepers
Yellow mini brads
White bag
Gingham ribbon by Creative Impressions
Black Hemp
Dimensional foam

V.~

p.s. Before I got this stamp and the Elvis TCB was explained to me, Taking Care of Business was the song by BTO that I blasted on my record player when I was in my teens. Here's the first stanza, remember?

You get up every morning
From your alarm clock's warning
Take the 8:15 into the city
There's a whistle up above
And people pushin', people shovin'
And the girls who try to look pretty