Today, I'm sharing design team inspiration for the My Favorite Things Sketch Weekly Sketch Challenge (#679). I'm enjoying making bright, cheerful cards for spring.
For this happy, love-themed card, I stamped the bee images from the Jenoblade Bee Strong stamp set with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on Copic XPress-It Blending Card. After coloring the images with Copics, I used the matching Die-Namics set to cut them out.
For the background, I cut a 5.25" x 4" panel of Kraft cardstock, then used the Happy Hexagons stencil with some Gina K White Glitz Glitter Gel. After I spread the gel with a palette knife, I put the panel aside to dry.
I cut a small circle from the Wonky Stitched Circle STAX Die-Namics. I cut a 0.75" x 3.5" panel of Smooth White cardstock, then stamped a sentiment from the Freshly Picked Bouquet stamp set. I used scissors to cut a "fishtail" on the right side of the sentiment. I cut a 5.5" x 4.25" panel of Red Hot cardstock for the bottom layer, then added my glittered hexagon layer on top. I added another Red Hot panel (1" x 3.5") under the white sentiment, then attached the circle on the left side. I used foam dots to pop up the sentiment from the card base, as well as the bees on the sentiment layer. Note: Regular glue on foam dots won't stick to the glitz gel, so I used liquid glue on them.
For the inside, I added a Red Hot layer and white layer, then another lovely bee with a bouquet.
Hopefully, this video will show the sparkle a bit better than the photos:
List of all stamps/dies/paper/etc. used on this card:
- My Favorite Things JB Bee Strong stamp set
- My Favorite Things JB Bee Strong Die-Namics
- My Favorite Things Happy Hexagons stencil
- My Favorite Things Wonky Stitched Circle STAX Die-Namics
- My Favorite Things Freshly Picked Bouquet stamp set
- MFT cardstock: Smooth White, Red Hot, and Kraft
- Gina K. Glitz Glitter Gel - White
- Memento Tuxedo Black ink
- Copic XPress-It Blending Card
- Copic markers
- Glue (Art Glitter glue)
- Double-sided tape (to adhere the panels to the card base)
- Palette knife
- Foam dots
I just love these little bees and hope you do, too!
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