Grateful for Fall – A Bright and Bold Pumpkin Patch Card | Honey Bee Stamps

Hello, crafty friends! I’m excited to share this vibrant fall-themed card featuring the new Falloween Release from Honey Bee Stamps. Fall is such a wonderful time to create heartfelt, seasonal cards, and this project brings all those cozy autumn vibes to life. Using a variety of dies, stamps, and embellishments, I had so much fun crafting this colorful pumpkin patch scene. Let’s dive into the details!

CARD RECIPE

Pumpkin Patch - Bold Background: Pumpkin Patch Dies

Sentiment - Blessings of Fall Stamps and Dies

Inside Sentiment - Mini Messages: Fall Sentiments Stamps 

Pearls - Sweet & Spooky Pearl Stickers

Foam - Foam adhesive to elevate the background

Inks:

• Bee Creative Brilliant White Pigment Ink
• Bee Creative Intense Black Ink Pad 
• Inkon3 inks for blending the die cuts (See thumbnails below)

Pumpkin Patch Focus

The star of the card is the gorgeous Bold Background: Pumpkin Patch Dies. These detailed pumpkins and vines are perfect for creating a layered, dimensional scene. I die-cut the entire background from white cardstock and used Inkon3 inks to blend vibrant colors onto the pumpkins and leaves. The inks blended beautifully, creating a gradient effect from soft yellows to deep pinks and greens, giving the pumpkins a lively, almost glowing appearance. The only solid color cardstock used was brown for the pumpkin tops and the sentiment.

Adding Dimension

To give the background some extra depth, I used foam adhesive to pop up the die-cut pieces. This small touch really makes the design stand out and gives the card a more interactive feel.

Sentiments to Celebrate Gratitude

For the sentiment, I wanted to emphasize the theme of thankfulness. The Blessings of Fall Stamps provided the perfect phrase: “There is Always Something to Be Thankful For.” I white heat-embossed the sentiment on a dark brown banner, which pops against the colorful background. 

On the inside, I kept the message simple with the Mini Messages: Fall Sentiments Stamps, using “Grateful for You” for a heartfelt touch.

Final Embellishments

To finish off the card, I added a few Sweet & Spooky Pearl Stickers in coordinating shades. The pearls add a hint of sparkle and texture, pulling the whole design together without taking away from the colorful pumpkin patch.

I absolutely love how this card turned out! The bright, cheerful colors and the focus on gratitude make it perfect for sending fall-themed well wishes. Honey Bee Stamps’ Falloween Release has so many versatile products that allow you to create both spooky and sweet projects, and this pumpkin patch card is the perfect way to showcase them.

I hope you’re feeling inspired to create your own fall-themed cards. Don’t forget to have fun with blending inks and adding dimension with foam adhesives—it really takes your cardmaking to the next level.

Thank you for stopping by and until next time... Happy Crafting!

Ilda 🍂

SUPPLIES

Bold Background: Pumpkin Patch Dies Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Blessings Of Fall Stamps Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Blessings Of Fall Dies Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Mini Messages: Fall Sentiments Stamps Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS
Sweet & Spooky Pearl Stickers Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Bee Creative Brilliant White Pigment Ink Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Bee Creative Intense Black Ink Pad Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Detail Blender Brushes Shop at: SSS | HBS
Beeluxe Detail Blending Brushes Size 5 Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Foam Dots Shop at: HBS	Bee Creative Glue Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Honey Bee Reverse Tweezers Shop at: HBS
Bee Creative Bitty Buzz Cutter Shop at: HBS	Stamping Pressure Tool Shop at: HBS	Platinum 6 Die Cutting Platform Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	New Mini Misti Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS
Atelier Ink Bee Sting Yellow Shop at:  IO3	Atelier Ink Sweet Petunia Shop at:  IO3	Atelier Goddess Green Shop at:  IO3	Atelier Ink Peacock Blue Shop at: IO3
Bearly Art Precision Glue Shop at: SSS | AMZ | HBS

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Batty For You Spinner Card | Honey Bee Stamps

Hello, crafty friends! Today, I’m excited to share a fun and whimsical Halloween card featuring the adorable Lovely Layers: Bat Dies from Honey Bee Stamps Falloween Release. This "Batty for You" spinner card is part of an exciting Instagram hop, where you can find even more spooky inspiration from fellow DT Members. It's the perfect way to send some Halloween cheer to your loved ones!

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CARD RECIPE

Bat - Lovely Layers: Bat Dies

Pattern Paper - Sweet & Spooky Paper Pad

Window - Sweet Stacks Ovals

Sentiment - Sweet Halloween Stamps and Dies

Ink - Bee Creative Intense Black Ink Pad

Gems - Sweet & Spooky Gem Stickers

Cutting the Bat: 

Start by die-cutting the pieces for the bat using the Lovely Layers: Bat Dies. I chose a mix of dark gray and black cardstock to give the bat a spooky yet cute look. You will have to cut two of each piece to finish off both sides of the bat. Attach a clear thread down the center of the front bat before gluing on the back die-cut pieces. You will have to use the bad side of the die cuts so that the die cuts line up with the front. Trim anything that doesn't line up if necessary.

Background Design: 

For the background, I selected a skull-and-heart pattern from the Sweet & Spooky Paper Pad. The contrast of the soft pink hearts against the dark skulls gives the card a perfect Halloween vibe while keeping it playful.

Spinner Element: The spinner aspect of this card is what makes it extra fun! I used the Sweet Stacks Ovals to create an oval window in the center of the card. To assemble the spinner, I attached the clear thread to the top and bottom of the card base, securing it tightly with tape. For added stability, I pulled the thread ends to another area of the card base, secured them again with tape, and then trimmed off any excess. Finally, I adhered the top panel to the card front, sandwiching the thread between two layers of cardstock. This clever construction allows the bat to spin freely when the card is opened, adding a playful, interactive element that’s sure to delight!

Sentiment: 

The sentiment "I'm batty about you" was stamped using the Bee Creative Intense Black Ink onto a piece of pink cardstock. I then die-cut it using the coordinating Sweet Halloween Dies and adhered it below the spinner window.

Finishing Touches: 

To add a bit of sparkle, I embellished the card with the Sweet & Spooky Gem Stickers from the new Falloween Release. These stickers add just the right amount of shine to make the card pop.

This "Batty for You" spinner card is a delightful way to celebrate the Halloween season, and it’s sure to bring a smile to anyone who receives it. I hope this inspires you to create your own spooky-cute spinner card!

Thank you for stopping by and until next time... Happy Crafting!

Ilda 🦇

SUPPLIES

Lovely Layers: Bat Dies Shop at: SB | HBS	Sweet & Spooky Paper Pad Shop at: SB | HBS	Sweet Halloween Stamps Shop at: SB | HBS	Sweet Halloween Dies Shop at: SB | HBS
Sweet Stacks Ovals Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Sweet & Spooky Gem Stickers Shop at: SB | HBS	Bee Creative Intense Black Ink Pad Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Platinum 6 Die Cutting Platform Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS
New Mini Misti Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Clear Nylon Invisible Thread Shop at: AMZ	Bearly Art Precision Glue Shop at: SSS | AMZ | HBS	White Gelly Roller Pen Shop at: SSS | AMZ | SB | HBS

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Water Colored Tropical Sunset Card | Honey Bee Stamps

As much as I don't want summer to come to an end, this card may be the last summer-themed one I create this year as I shift my focus to the upcoming seasons. Here’s how I brought this summer card to life using simple watercolors and creative embellishments.

CARD RECIPE

Palm Trees - Die Cuts: Lovely Layers Hammock dies 

Sentiment - Stamps: Sun Kissed Summer 

Coconuts - Rhinestones: Big Bling Rhinestones (no longer available)

Sun - Sweet Stacks: Circles Dies

Preparing the Die Cuts

I began by die-cutting all the elements from the Lovely Layers Hammock set. I used watercolor paper for these die cuts because it holds up well to water-based coloring. This set includes the palm trees and leaves—everything you need for a tropical scene.

Watercoloring the Die Cuts

Using simple watercolors, I painted the die cuts to bring them to life. For the palm leaves, I used varying shades of green to add depth and dimension. The trunks of the palm trees were colored in a rich, textured brown to mimic their natural appearance.

Creating the Sunset Background

To create the sunset background, I die-cut a circle from masking paper and used that to mask the area for the sun. I started by blending shades of yellow, orange, and red inks onto a piece of watercolor paper. The sun was softly painted with a blend of warm oranges and yellows, creating a glowing effect as it sets behind the palm trees. The bottom portion of the card was painted in a sandy beige, resembling a sun-kissed island.

Assembling the Scene

Once the background was ready and the die cuts were dry, it was time to assemble the card. I adhered the palm trees first, positioning them so that the sunset appeared between the leaves. The dimensional aspect of the palm trees was enhanced with foam tape, giving the card a three-dimensional feel.

Adding Rhinestone Coconuts

The most delightful part of this card was adding the coconuts! I used large rhinestones of different sizes to mimic the look of coconuts hanging from the palm trees. Using a brown Copic marker, I colored the rhinestones to achieve a natural coconut shade. Once dry, I adhered them to the palm trees, adding a fun and sparkling element to the card.

Finishing Touches

To complete the card, I added the sentiment "Sending warmest wishes" from the Sun Kissed Summer stamp set using Bee Creative Intense Black Ink. I stamped it directly onto the card beneath the palm trees, keeping the focus on the serene scene above. For a faux splatter look, I added some black dots to finish the background using a micron pen.

Whether you're sending this card as a vacation greeting or just to share a little sunshine, it's sure to bring a smile to the recipient's face.

I hope this project inspires you to create your own summer paradise on paper. Happy crafting!

Ilda 🌴

SUPPLIES

LL Hammock Dies Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Sunkissed Summer Stamps Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Sweet Stacks: Circles Dies Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Bee Creative Intense Black Ink Pad Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS
Bee Creative Glue Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Honey Bee Reverse Tweezers Shop at: HBS	Platinum 6 Die Cutting Platform Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	SSS 2.5 Inch ACRYLIC BLOCK Shop at: SSS
Majestic Royal and Langnickel Brush Set Shop at: AMZ	Mijello Mission Gold Water Color Palette Set Shop at: SSS | AMZ	Micron Pens Shop at: SSS	Masking Paper Shop at: SSS | ALTN

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Masculine Travel Themed Birthday Card | Honey Bee Stamps

Hello friends!

Crafting a unique and personalized birthday card can be a delightful journey, especially when it reflects the recipient's interests. This card was made for my husband who loves travelling an exploring the new places. Our next adventure will be taking our family to New YorkCity. Cant wait!

Today, I’m sharing a tutorial for this masculine travel-themed birthday card featuring Honey Bee Stamps supplies. This card is perfect for any adventurous spirit who loves to explore the world.

CARD RECIPE

Prepare the Card Base: 

• Start with a standard A7 card base. I did end up trimming about 1/4" off the top an bottom of the finished panel.

 Create the Background:

• Stamp the Aviator Stamp images using Bee Creative Brilliant White Pigment Ink to create a subtle, white heat-embossed background on a kraft panel. Trim and glue to a coordinating colored background panel once the circles are diecut in the next step.  

Build the Focal Point:

• Use the Sweet Stacks: Circles Dies to cut a circles from the center of the Aviator Stamped images piece. And another circle for the background layer. Glue the stamped layer onto the solid background colored layer. This will create an elevated focal point of the card.
• Die cut the "Time to Go" sentiment using the Time to Go Postcard Dies from both white and black card stock. Glue the black layer onto the white layer, slightly shifted to create a shadow layer. Add glossy accents to give it a shiny, dimensional finish. Set aside.
• Select a pattern piece from the Grab Your Passport Paper Pad featuring travel tickets and cut them out. Organize the ticket layout around the opening of the card front. Glue them in place, use foam to elevate and create dimension on some of the tickets.
• Adhere the finished Time to Go circle die cut to the card base using Black Foam Dots 1/4" for dimension.

Add Finishing Touches:

• Embellish the front with Grab Your Passport Gem Stickers to add a touch of sparkle.
• Use a punch tool and add an eyelet to one of the tickets. I used the NYC one as that is where we are going next and added a piece of twine to the top with a simple knot.

Finisih the Inside:

• Stamp the inside sentiments from the Plane Awesome Stamps set using the Bee Creative Intense Black Ink Pad. The sentiment “Let the adventure begin. Wishing you an adventurous birthday” perfectly complements the travel theme.

I hope you got inspired by this Masculine Travel Themed Birthday Card. Enjoy creating a card like this one and celebrating the adventurous spirit of your loved ones.

Thank you for stopping by and until next time... Happy Crafting!

Ilda 🛫🌎

SUPPLIES

Grab Your Passport Paper Pad Shop at: SB | HBS	Time to go Postcard Dies Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Sweet Stacks: Circles Dies Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Aviator Stamp Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS
Plane Awesome Stamps Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Grab Your Passport Gem Stickers Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Bee Creative Brilliant White Pigment Ink Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Bee Creative Intense Black Ink Pad Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS
Black Foam Dots 1/4" Shop at: HBS	Honey Bee Reverse Tweezers Shop at: HBS	Bee Creative Bitty Buzz Cutter Shop at: HBS	Stamping Pressure Tool Shop at: HBS
New Mini Misti Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Arctic White Emb.Pwd. Shop at: SSS | IO3	Platinum 6 Die Cutting Platform Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Glossy Accents Shop at: SSS | AMZ | SB | HBS
Bearly Art Precision Glue Shop at: SSS | AMZ | HBS	We R Memory Keepers WARM METAL Eyelets Shop at: SSS | AMZ	Crop-A-Dile II Big Bite Punch Shop at: SSS | AMZ

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