Bee the Queen Card

This April its time to “Bee the Queen”! Create a fantastic bee filled card using the “Bee the Queen” stamp set from Hero Arts.

Items used in this months card:

Hero Arts “Bee the Queen” stamp set

Distress Oxides: Fossilized Amber, Tumbled Glass, Black Soot

Black Archival ink

Blending Tool

Detail Paint Brush or Small Water Brush

Simple Stories: Bro & Co “You Rock” Paper

Gold Gel Pen

Cardstock in: Yellow, Black, White

Adhesive: Tape Runner, 3D Foam Dots, Mini Zots

Sequins

Download the PDF tutorial as well! Enjoy crafting!

Comments

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