More Decor with Buzz and Bumble

You may remember the cute little wall decor piece I made way back in January using the February stamp of the month and the Buzz and Bumble papers... well, I finally got around to making a couple of coordinating decor piece so that I can hang a series of three in my hopefully-soon-to-be-remodeled laundry room!

Here are the new additions:

And here are all three together:

I will likely hang them like this, with the center one placed higher. They were super easy to make, with only one stamp for each, and the extra coloring is totally optional! The ribbon is attached to the back using Liquid Glass.

While I was creating, I also decided to decorate one of our Kraft Containers to match. It will be a great place to drop any "treasures" I happen to find while doing laundry instead of just laying them on top of the dryer (where they tend to vibrate right on to the floor).

I added a sheet of Twilight cardstock to my arsenal for this, in order to add some contrast between all of the neutrals.  The bee was cut with my Cricut using the Home Decor cartridge, but there are some stylish looking bees on other cartridges too!

If you're looking to reproduce these, here's what you'll want to have:

• Buzz and Bumble Workshop on the Go (comes with another awesome stamp set, BTW)
• Quick Cards - Dragonfly stamp
• Quick Cards - Bumble Bee stamp
• Exclusive Inks stamp pad in Cocoa and Honey (for sponging, optional)
• Exclusive Inks Alcohol Markers in Honey and Indian Corn Blue (optional)
• Twilight cardstock
• Dark Chocolate Striped Grosgrain Ribbon
• My Creations Kraft Container 
• Liquid Glass (if you have Ranger Glossy Accents, they are the same thing!)

Other products:

• 4" burlap canvas - the ones I have are no longer made; if you can't find any, our 6" canvas is a great alternative!
• Cricut Home Decor cartridge (or other cartridge with a bee of your choice)
• Sewing machine with brown upholstery thread (or fake it with a pen or stamp)

Just a warning: the Buzz and Bumble is in VERY short supply, so if you want one, NOW is the time to order!

 Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed today's project ideas; I'd love to hear what you think.