About 10 percent of all milk produced in the US is used to make ice cream.

A cow gives enough milk to make 2 gallons of ice cream per day - that's 730 gallons per year.

It takes 3 gallons of milk to make one gallon of ice cream.

The first ice cream parlor in America opened in New York City in 1776.

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I used Wonky Window #1 Die as the focus pieces for stamping. For the top layer I used the Thatched Embossing Folder. The next layer I left plain to look like a frame.

It has sweet little scallops and a “sprinkles” surrounding it. I started with the bottom layer and used one of my FAVORITE new dies in the shop called Sprinkles Scallops Rectangle Dies. I combined several textures to the backgrounds for this card. Let’s take a look at what I picked for you today…Ĭopic Markers to color(all links are below in the menu)Īdding texture to any card makes all the difference in the world. I can’t wait until the ice cream shops open for the season here in our community. Today’s card from Teaspoon of Fun is a fun little ice cream card with lots of details and frills.

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