Honey Bees


You knew you would see them here!


Obviously I have a thing for bees. LOL! I generally cannot help myself when bee stamps come out, and this set was no exception. I just love these fat little guys. They have SO much coloring potential. While I was perusing MFT’s samples I adored the one by Sara Zoppi. You can see her card HERE on her blog. I decided to use her card as a jumping off spot. Here is my version…


Like Sara, I also colored my bees in a rainbow. Are they not the cutest? Instead of coloring the wings I filled them in with Nuvo Jewel Drops in Key Lime.


I thought it would be fun to use this sentiment, as my way of Thanking all of YOU for always stopping by!


Adding the little flowers among the bees make my card feel a bit whimsical.

Copic List:

  • Faces: E11. E21, E51, RV11
  • Red Stripe: R27, R24, R14
  • Orange Stripe: YR09, YR07, YR02
  • Yellow Stripe: Y08, Y06, Y02
  • Green Stripe: YG09, YG05, YG01
  • Blue Stripe: B24, B23, B21
  • Purple Stripe: V17, V15, V12
  • Tail: V04
  • Flower: RV17

Card Details:

  • Card base of opaque white 120lb
  • Stripe layer cut with rectangle die, adhered with tape runner
  • Green frame cut with A2 Lacy Layers Die, adhered with zig chisel glue
  • Sentiment stamped on base paper with versafine and heat embossed with clear powder, cut with sentiment label die, adhered with foam squares
  • Images stamped on Hammermill, colored with various Copic Markers, cur with Scan N Cut, adhered with foam squares
  • Flower centers are Nuvo crystal drops in apple green, applied with a small stylus tip
  • Bee wings are Nuvo Jewel drops in Key Lime
  • Envelope embellished with matching papers and 6 inch double side adhesive, rick rack done with die

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Nancee56
1 year ago

So cute! I can see many uses for these little bees! Thanks for sharing!