CASology's cue card this week is BEE.
I have to admit bees and I are not good friends so bee images are intentionally lacking in stamp stash. Let's just say that my house has also been home to bee hives hiding behind the siding which causes very confused bees to wander aimlessly around my house until they drop dead. Its not the flying bees that bothers me as we never really saw them. What freaked me out were the dozens of dead bees I'd find on the floor of my daughter's bedroom. Really gross.
ANYWAY, I did have a cute bee image from an older PTI set, All About You. To keep it simple, I stamped a block from Bitty Background Basics in the center in Memento Brilliance Yellow to ground my flying bee.
I'm loving these background blocks so I've been using them a lot lately. Hope you are having a great week. Thanks for visiting.
Oh I love your bee and his trail over the yellow gingham! Thank you so much for joining us this week at CASology!
ReplyDeleteBee and I are not friends, either. *wink* Love your card so much! Your block stamping added great dimension to your one layer card. Well done! Thanks so much for playing with us at CASology this week. May
ReplyDeleteSo, we have the same opinion about bees! When we were doing some construction on our house a few years back, some bees arrived and built an entire hive overnight. It took a week to evict them, and dead bees all over for days and days. But, I digress, on to your card, which is cute as can be(e), and I'm glad you overcame your bee prejudice to join in at CASology this week.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I think I would be feeling just the same about bees are you are after what you've been through. This card is just so sweetly simple! Love it! So glad you joined us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous striking and fun card but can understand your dislike of the little things. X
ReplyDeleteSherrie...this is just too cute! I love your sweet yellow background and that bee...just so fun.
ReplyDeleteFirst congrats on your honorable mention. Second I really like your card, certainly one to CASE. We too had bee troubles about twenty years ago when we bought a second home in the mountains. One day we arrived and there were bees plastered on the inside of the master bedroom window. The mister used a shop vac to make them disappear. I slept in another bedroom.
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