Have Sweet Day Bakery Scene Card | Honey Bee Stamps

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Today I have a card to share with you that I had made a little while ago for the Spring 2020 Issue of Scrapbook and Cards Magazine. If you don't subscribe to it, no worries you can still see it online.

I thought it would be fun to create a Honey Bee Bakery Scene Card. I can almost smell those goodies in the window!  I am happy that most bakeries are still open during this pandemic (at least where I live), even if it is just for pick up. I think this card could be used for so many occasions... Mother's Day, Birthday, Thank You, Wedding Shower or just a friendship card.

CARD DETAILS

To begin I die cut the window from the COTTAGE WINDOW HONEY CUTS and used it to draw the window frames onto a card panel. I then stamped out the images from the TREAT SHOP ADD-ON stamp set in the frames and colored everything in using Copic markers. I also added a few more images that I had die cut out using the coordinating TREAT SHOP ADD-ON DIES to add some dimension to the and depth to the scene. To finish the inside of the window I added some glossy accents and shimmer to certain areas of the treats.

Next, I began to build the scene by using the window from the COTTAGE WINDOW | HONEY CUTS to die cut the brick paper from the HOME ESSENTIALS Paper Pad and just glued it to the panel. I then built the window frame by stacking and gluing 3 frames together and sandwiching an acetate piece cut to fit below the top frame. I then glued the window onto the card panel and embellished it with the Banners from the TREAT SHOP ADD-ON and some black gems from the RAW HONEY GEM STICKERS.

To create the awning, I die cut the roof piece from the TREAT SHOP ADD-ON DIES,  once out of black cardstock and twice using white cardstock. I trimmed off the 2 outer sections as this die was too wide for the A2 vertical card front. On one of the white die cuts, I colored sections using various pink and grey Copic markers. I then cut out each pleat and glued the sections back onto the other white layer I had cut out, alternating the colors. To the pink sections, I added a layer of liquid Pixie Dust.

I then added my sentiments onto the awning using all the layers from the SWEET DIES done in the same colors as the awning. To complete the greeting I added a couple of banners stamped using the HAPPY BIRTHDAY set that I heat set in white.

To finish off the card I had to add the name of the Bakery, so I combined stamps from the ANGEL POLICY and the TREAT SHOP ADD-ON sets to create the BANNER under the window. I did mask off the "stamps" from the "Honey Bee". 

I hope you were inspired by this fun Sweet Day Bakery Scene Card. Thank you for stopping by and until next time... Happy Crafting 👋

SUPPLIES

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