Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs

Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs

Posted by Katherine Cartwright on

Hi there! This is Katherine Cartwright Crafts and I am sharing two fun projects featuring the Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs Honey Cuts dies and Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs Stencils.

For my first project, I created a shaped card using the round die in the Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs die set. After creating the card, I used one of the Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs Stencils to add the pumpkin face using Distress Black Soot Ink.

I die cut a sign hanger from black card stock and glued that onto the back of my shaped card to make a tag for a bag.

For my second project I die cut a frame from the Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs die set from white card stock. I added the woodgrain background from the Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs Stencil using Vintage Photo and Tea Dye Distress inks.

On top of the woodgrain background I ink blended over the word Happy Fall from the Stencil set. 

Next, I die cut several leaves and a pumpkin from the die set and layered them around my sign. I chose one of the sign hanger dies and die cut that from a dark brown card stock.

I added my sign to two pieces of card stock and finished by adding it to an A2 sized (4.25 inches x 5.5 inches) card base.

Be sure to check out my video for all the details and you can pick up the Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs dies and Honey Bee Stamps Seasonal Signs Stencils in the store!

Happy crafting!

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