Let's start with the background. I wanted to add some fancy to my background, so I decided to do a double stenciled background!
I used the Honeycomb Stencil and masked off the portion with the small repeating hexagons and stenciled a yellow ink across my card. The pattern isn't large enough to cover the entire card front, so I removed my stencil, shifted it down, and stenciled again. I probably ( definitely ) didn't have to do this, but I wasn't sure where my Glitz would end, so I figured better safe than sorry.
I replaced the Honeycomb Stencil over the bottom portion of my ink blended card and added some Glitz Glitter Gel over the top. I let it fade out towards the middle of the card so that I didn't have a distinguished "stop line."
Now it's time to bring on the honeybees! I stamped out the bees, flowers, sentiments, etc. from the Sweet as a Honeybee Stamp Set and colored them with Copic Markers and cut them out with scissors. I added them on my card with foam tape - because everything is better with dimension!
Here's another look at my finished card! A big HUGE thank you to Sassy & Crafty for having me as a guest designer this month. I had so much fun working with the Sweet as a Honeybee Stamp Set!
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