Good evening and welcome to a special edition of the NC Demos Blog Hop. Frances Wagner organized a card swap using the Bee Mine Suite that will be out in the January to April Mini Catalog for the core group of us who participate in the monthly blog hop. We all thought it would be fun to share our project samples with you, too!
If you haven’t already done so, BEE SURE to hop all the way around and check out Kelly Taranto’s card. I know you will BEE glad you did!
My project is SUPER simple, so if you are short on time, but want a cute idea
for Valentine’s or just a card to say hello, then this is the project for you!
Please note that this is not a Tracie original. I cased it from a cute card I saw on Pinterest.
Here are the measurements and details for making this card:
- Daffodil Delight cardstock 8 1/2 x 11 and scored at 4 1/4
- Basic White cardstock 3 x 3 and cut with the Deckled Circles Dies (you could use any circle punches or die you have)
- Scraps of Daffodil Delight and Vellum cardstock for the bee and wings.
- Bee Mine DSP 1 1/2 x 5 1/2
- Black & White Gingham Ribbon 10 inches
I used Memento ink to stamp my bee and the Happy Valentine’s Day greeting and Crushed Curry stamp the honeycomb background on the cardbase.
I used Multipurpose Glue to attach the DSP, Dimensionals for the circle and bee and Tear & Tape to attach the ribbon. The hardest part of this card is deciding which piece of the adorable DSP to use!
I am all done, but I hope you will buzz on over with me see Jo Anne Hewin’s project. It is un-BEE-lievably cute!
If you have questions or would like to order this adorable bundle that is available starting January 4th, please let me know. I would love to help you!
Stay Safe & Crafty!
Just Bee Cause Blog Hoppers
Jo Anne Hewins
Kristine Vicente – Queen City Stamp Art
Toni Campana
Frances Wagner
Kelly Taranto – The Late Night Stamper
Tracie Evans Langley, the Sassy Stamper
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Tracie, I love your card. A good way to make your dsp go farther. I think we like similiar styles of stamping.
So glad you like the card. yes, a little DSP can go a long way!
Love the vellum wings on your bee. Thanks so much for getting all of this together. Love your card!
Awww, thank you, Jo Anne! I was happy to help!