Honey Bear
Hello all. I've taken a little break from blogging for awhile now. I've been posting my smaller projects on my Facebook Fanpage or Instagram instead. However, this project just deserves its own blog post!
I took two new SnapDragon Snippet files from the Silhouette Store (Beehive 3D and Honey Bee) and combined them with a few older SnapDragon files (Nativity 3D Stand and Teddy Bear) as well as the 3D Gaillardia and Grass files all found in the Silhouette Store.
To begin with, I cut all of my beehive pieces (I reduced the original size of this file as well) out with my Silhouette Cameo 3 using Bazzill Basic Paper's 'Bling' cardstock. It has a nice shimmer to it to give the hive a little bling!
I couldn't decide if I wanted to emboss the hive or not knowing that the lines wouldn't add up, however I bit the bullet, grabbed my Sizzix Big Shot and embossed away with a Darice hive folder.
I added a bit of dry brush to the hive before assembly with some Tim Holtz Walnut Stain distress ink.
Next I decided my hive needed a stand. I embossed it with a wood grain, although in the end not much can be seen!
At this point, I knew I wanted to add grass and flowers.
When deciding on the flower, I knew I wanted to do one of my favorites the Gaillardia. So I cut a few sizes out on some 'Sour Lemon' and 'Cherry Splash' cardstock. For the red center, I dry brushed the same Tim Holtz ink and for the yellow center I used some Teresa Collins Fiesty Red ink from ColorBox.
Next I cut the grasses out of 'Easter Grass' and 'Juicy Pear' cardstock. I highlighted them a bit with ColorBox's Green pigment ink. The flower stems and leaves are cut out of 'Caramel Apple' cardstock.
After applying a ribbon of adhesive from Teresa Collins Mega Runner by Xyron®, I applied the grass to the base of the stand.
At this point I considered myself done. But no, no my husband challenged me to add a bear. So I took SnapDragon's Teddy Bear file and downsized it about 75% of the original file. So small in fact, that I was able to cut all the main pieces out of 1 sheet of 12 x 12 'Milkshake' cardstock. The smaller details were cut out of 'Butter Mint' and 'Peanut Fudge' cardstock.
Although this was a challenge, I was able to win the challenge! My bear sits about 4" tall now.
After applying the bear, I felt he was just kinda hanging out there so I made some simple logs to put under his foot. I detailed the logs with ColorBox white and black ink.
Finished Project:
The lid comes off of the beehive to reveal a little compartment.
Below: Left side
Below: Back
Below: Right Side
I took two new SnapDragon Snippet files from the Silhouette Store (Beehive 3D and Honey Bee) and combined them with a few older SnapDragon files (Nativity 3D Stand and Teddy Bear) as well as the 3D Gaillardia and Grass files all found in the Silhouette Store.
To begin with, I cut all of my beehive pieces (I reduced the original size of this file as well) out with my Silhouette Cameo 3 using Bazzill Basic Paper's 'Bling' cardstock. It has a nice shimmer to it to give the hive a little bling!
I couldn't decide if I wanted to emboss the hive or not knowing that the lines wouldn't add up, however I bit the bullet, grabbed my Sizzix Big Shot and embossed away with a Darice hive folder.
I added a bit of dry brush to the hive before assembly with some Tim Holtz Walnut Stain distress ink.
Next I decided my hive needed a stand. I embossed it with a wood grain, although in the end not much can be seen!
At this point, I knew I wanted to add grass and flowers.
When deciding on the flower, I knew I wanted to do one of my favorites the Gaillardia. So I cut a few sizes out on some 'Sour Lemon' and 'Cherry Splash' cardstock. For the red center, I dry brushed the same Tim Holtz ink and for the yellow center I used some Teresa Collins Fiesty Red ink from ColorBox.
Next I cut the grasses out of 'Easter Grass' and 'Juicy Pear' cardstock. I highlighted them a bit with ColorBox's Green pigment ink. The flower stems and leaves are cut out of 'Caramel Apple' cardstock.
After applying a ribbon of adhesive from Teresa Collins Mega Runner by Xyron®, I applied the grass to the base of the stand.
At this point I considered myself done. But no, no my husband challenged me to add a bear. So I took SnapDragon's Teddy Bear file and downsized it about 75% of the original file. So small in fact, that I was able to cut all the main pieces out of 1 sheet of 12 x 12 'Milkshake' cardstock. The smaller details were cut out of 'Butter Mint' and 'Peanut Fudge' cardstock.
Although this was a challenge, I was able to win the challenge! My bear sits about 4" tall now.
After applying the bear, I felt he was just kinda hanging out there so I made some simple logs to put under his foot. I detailed the logs with ColorBox white and black ink.
Finished Project:
Below: Left side
Below: Back
Below: Right Side
Materials Used:
- Paper
- Bazzill Basic Paper's cardstock
- Bling
- Milkshake
- Butter Mint
- Peanut Fudge
- Sour Lemon
- Cherry Splash
- Caramel Apple
- Easter Grass
- Juicy Pear
- Die Cut Machine
- Silhouette Cameo 3
- Silhouette Studio-Designer Edition
- Silhouette Design Store
- Design ID #292799
- Design ID #292800
- Design ID #70320
- Design ID #130853
TEDDY BEAR 3D FIG PART 2
Design ID #130856
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Design ID #59233 -
Design ID #39274 - Adhesive
- Extras
- Sizzix Big Shot
- Darice Honeycomb and wood texture embossing folders
- Clearsnap ColorBox Ink
- Tim Holtz Ink
Damn Woman! You're totally insane!!! You knocked it waaaayyyy out of the ball park with this one. Sensational :-O
ReplyDeleteLOL Thank you Helle! :)
DeleteWow! Incredibly done!!! Mike
ReplyDeleteThank you Mike!
DeleteWow!!! That is an amazing creation! I thought just the beehive was quite a display but then you added flowers AND a hungry little bear. I hope you have someplace safe to display this adorable display. Thank you so much for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Auntie Em! I will probably donate it somewhere!
DeleteThis is amazing, and one of the cutest things ever! Love the additions, made it SO much cuter...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :)
DeleteThis is such a masterpiece! I love how you brought SO many different elements together to create a full scene. Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Beth! :)
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