Friday, 24 May 2013

Happy Bee...zzzZZZzzz Day

The other day when I was trying to catch up on all the blog posts I have missed during our little vacation on Bornholm, I came upon CAS(E) this Sketch's new challenge.

When I saw their sketch I immidiately knew what to make!

And here is my card.....


I really like when a card has lots of open space and is not cluttered at all. I do know that all that open space can be a bit intimidating - but just GO for it!

With this card I am also participating in A Blog Named Hero's challenge with the theme "Clean up your act".

and the Addicted to CAS challenge with the code word:
"Birthday".



To make the "Queen Bee" I first stamped the image on a piece of white scrap paper. Coloured it with Promarkers and cut it out.
Afterwards I stamped only the antennas of the bee on the card. To do this I put a post-it on the stamp to cover up the part, which I didn't want to get inky. Then I removed the post-it and stamped on the card.
The cut out "Queen Bee" I adhered to the card with dimensional squares, so it would fit perfectly with the antennas.

This card is also perfect for CASology's challenge with the cue card "Royal". My interpretation is the Queen Bee :o) 


Thanks for taking a peek :o)

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19 comments:

  1. Lovely card! Great interpretation! Fun!

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  2. Sikke et sødt og enkelt kort. Og sjovt også. Og det virker men det er fordi du har styr på at der ikke er NOGET der halter - for på så enkle kort er der jo ikke noget der kan skjule en ups plet fra sværten eller en limklat osv. BRAVO =0)

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  3. Oh, I get it...the QUEEN bee!!! Very clever, very sweet CAS card! Thanks for playing along at CASology this week!

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  4. Love your queen bee - very clever take on this week's challenge! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CASology this week!

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  5. Gorgeous card-i love your stamping-and what a fabulous take on the sketch :)
    Best wishes,Nessa xx

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  6. Great card and good choice in colors and paper.

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  7. Really cute Card, love the unclutted styling I Will have to try this out when I want to make some Quick cards for OSH, thanks for the inspiration, god weekend, Mvh Vikki

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  8. My first thought was royal jelly that bees make! I like your explanation better. Fabulous card!

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  9. Fantastisk smukt og enkelt kort.
    Og de enkle kort er tit de sværeste at få til at se pæne og ligevægtige ud - hvis du forstår !
    Herligt med den humor i stemplet.

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  10. I hadn't realised someone else had thought of a bee as well...fantastic take on all the challenges...love it!

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  11. Perfectly CAS and so brilliantly cute! Anita :)

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  12. fun take on all the challenges...your "queen bee" is so perfect for the CASology challenge! thanks for playing along this week!

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  13. A fabulous take on all the challenges! I love the little bee and all the bling. Thanks for playing along with CASology and CAS(E) This Sketch this week!

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  14. Great card - I am so going to CASE that!! Thanks for playing along with A Blog Named Hero's CAS challenge!!

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  15. Gorgeous Pia. Wonderfully CAS, thanks so much! Love the bumble bee. Thanks so much for playing along at ATCAS xx

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  16. What a wonderful use of the sketch! I love that bee flitting from hive to hive! (Plus...I have that stamp set so can put your card in my inspiration file!) Thanks for joining us at CAS(E) this Sketch!

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  17. I love your take on the sketch! This is a great CAS BD card! Thanks for playing with us at ATCAS!

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  18. Lovely CAS card! That bee is so cute and I love how you used the honeycomb circles! Thanks for playing along at A Blog Named Hero!

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  19. Love your card, it's so beautiful, playful and clever! Thank you for joining us at Addicted to CAS!

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