Showing posts with label Honeybee Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honeybee Stamps. Show all posts

Sunday, May 24, 2020

Thanks A Bunch of Cosmos

I have a beautiful Everyday Purse and card set to share today using the Cosmos stamp set from Honey Bee Stamps.


I stamped and colored a bunch of Cosmos, and I mean a bunch!  I cut them all out with the coordinating dies and was then ready to create beautiful projects.  
I assembled a purse from the Everyday Purse Bundle and adhered the Cosmos to the purse to create a bit of texture rather than stamping them directly on the purse.  I like the look and feel of doing it that way.  Then I added all the accessories from the purse on top of that.


Front


Back





Each of the cards has a section of the A2 Thin Frames on them.  When you cut this die it cuts many different sizes of the thin frames, so I chose the 4 largest.  Then I chose the sentiment by what fit inside the framed area.


I did a little bit of ink blending inside each frame for the background, stamped the sentiments and then adhered the flowers.


I colored the flowers with Copic Markers and actually remembered to write down the color combos!
R56, RV95, RV91
R85, R83, RV11, RV000
R32, R30, R000
Y38, Y17, Y11, Y00
Leaves: YG97, YG95, YG93

This set also has coordinating dies, which are awesome, but I didn't use them here. 

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Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Coffee Blend Turnabout

 I have a couple more ways to use the new  Coffee Blend Turnabout Stamp Set and Dies Bundle from Concord & 9th.
As I was practicing, I had some edges that didn't turn out so well, so I cut the center piece out and then added cardstock strips that matched the colors I used in the Turnabout.  They are pretty colorful for me, I prefer much more muted or calm tones, but it was kind of fun experimenting with color.

I made a gift card holder for each one from the Honeybee Stamps Coffee Cup Card Dies.
This is a very fun die - I've about worn it out this past year!


I used several of the new colors of ink and cardstock from The Stamp Market.



Have you tried the Turnabout stamps?  They are so cool.  You do need a stamp positioner to use them for the entire turnabout part, but you can also just use it as one impression.






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