Recipe:
Stamps - SU's Bear Hugs & Framelits Dies
Paper - Real Red, Whisper White
Ink - Close to Cocoa, Creamy Caramel, Real Red
Punches - Heart, Word Window
Accessories - Heart Embossing Folder, Action Wobbles
Embellishments - Red Twine
These were so much fun to make. I used my bone folder to bend the paw forward and was planning on putting a lollipop sucker in the paws for the kids, but found out NO GOODIES!! Nothing but cards! What a bummer!! So I put a red heart in one paw and a little sentiment that said Friend in the other paw. I also colored the bears in different shades of brown as well.
I tied some twine on the bottom and stamped a "Happy Valentine's Day" sentiment on the inside. I also put a Action Wobble on the bear so he spins around. I forgot to take a picture of the envelope but I also stamped little red open hearts all over them. I loved how they turned out even though they were minus the lollipop!!
We had some snow last night but only a few inches - not like the last time thank goodness!
Thanks for stopping by,
Nancy, Rachel & Sarah
3 comments:
Adorable!! Oh goodness, I put this stamp set on my wish list, but hubby said I had to narrow it down.. haha. well for now I did, but after seeing your super cute card, I will have to move this set to one of the "front runners" You did a fabulous job. Have a great day.
Also forgot to add up there in my comment.. I can't imagine have bears in my backyard. YIKES... I know my husband's Aunt who lives in Alaska gets to see moose all the time. We are blessed with trains.. haha .. I must say again, well done on the cards.
First of all, your cards are adorable! These are perfect for Jennifer to take to school. Second, I cannot imagine having bears in the yard. There are bears in this area, but so far they haven't come to town. A neighbor saw a coyote looking through his fence at his little dogs, and we had a bobcat in the woods behind our house, but no bear. Not usually anything to be scared of. The coyote is somewhat worrisome. People say they see cougars, but I don't know how many of those sightings are accurate here in town.
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