Lawn Fawn has just dropped a bunch of products featuring bees, honeycombs, beehives and lots more. Check out lots of card ideas from their design team using the Honeycomb Backdrop die over on their blog.
With Springtime in full bloom soon we should soon start seeing our friendly little pollinators, the bees. I love bees, especially big fluffy bees, they are so cute and so important to our planet! And they are a fun element to add to our handmade cards. Whether they are the focus or just a little accent buzzing around some flowers they can BEE the perfect touch on a card.
I’ve gathered up a big bunch of cards featuring bees to help inspire you. Beneath each photo will be a link, click it to find products used, tips and tricks and tutorials.
Bees mix bee-utifully with butterflies on this stunning card covered with stamped images colored with bright colored pencils. Learn more on the Simon Says Stamp blog.
These adorable chubby bees buzz around some lovely blooms on this watercolor card. I love the gold splatters to represent pollen floating in the air. (aaachoo!) Take a closer look at this design over on the Hero Arts blog.
I love the clean white background on this amazing card showing the honeycomb peeking out from the backdrop accented with little blooms and round fat bees that have glittery wings. Visit the JJ Bolton Designs blog for a closer look.
Since bears love honey they are perfect to use on bee cards like this sweet card using products from Pink and Main. That little bear is so cuuute (and sticky!). Visit the Pink and Main blog to learn more about this card design.
Bees mix with lots of other insects and some flowers to create a wonder little scene around the edges of this pretty card. Learn more about this card on who else but Honey Bee’s blog.
These big happy bees fly around some die cut flowers on a fun box card that folds flat for mailing but pops up to display all the cuteness. Visit the My Favorite Things blog for this and a bee-girl box card design too.
The design team at Altenew used a single bee stamp in different ways to create 10 different cards. This really shows the versatility of just one stamp and how it can be used in different styles and combined with other stamps you might already have. Visit the Altenew blog to see all 10 card ideas.
Most of the cards I’ve shared so far have been realistic but this design is very artsy and stylistic with mandalas on and around the large bee stamp and the addition of the beautiful blue color that goes so well with the yellow. Visit the Topflight Stamps blog for more details.
Bee cards also take the guess work out of color combos, you can’t go wrong with just black and yellow. Like this card with a large stamped and die cut title on this sweet design with lots of cubby bees buzzing around. Learn more about this card on The Greeting Farm blog.
If you’ve watched the wonderful Wednesday show on Netflix then you’ll recognize her friend Eugene who loves bees. This wonderful card uses fun new Wednesday inspired stamps from C C Designs, visit their blog for more details.
This cool card features blue bees (and yes, they are apparently a real thing) on a flat shaker design made with a shaker window, stamps, dies and other products from Rabbit Hole Designs. Buzz on over to their blog for more info.
This chunky bee is hanging out in the corner of this card with some honeycomb and blossoms on a blue ink blended background. This card has some really nice balance with most of the design in the corner and just the sentiment with a few hearts in the center. Visit the Kitty’s Krafty blog for a closer look.
And lastly here’s a wonderful card created with mostly dies of honeycomb corners, a large bee, stamped and die cut sentiments and gold sequins inside the shaker. This rustic style would make a terrific masculine card! Visit the Mindy Eggen Designs blog for all the info.
I hope you’ve BEEn inspired to add some bees to your next card designs and I hope all your flowers and gardens are visited by some wonderful bees!
-Heather
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