Honey Bee Snack
Yesterday was a day of work for me around the house. I spread 30 bags of mulch, planted flowers, cut out some railroad ties and replaced them with couple hundred pounds of decorate stone. Needless to say, by the end of the day, I was DONE. My family knew better to ask what was for dinner, besides the few leftovers that were in the fridge. I suppose after work I have to do some grocery shopping and actually make dinner. I'm so not inspired to make anything at all.
We made these cute little treats at club this month. It was made purposely to match the honeybee card we also made.
I really wanted some honey sticks that are seen at farmer's markets. Unfortunately, I didn't think of this project sooner and couldn't find them anywhere around town. Not even Bit of Honey candy was found. So, I ended up with these granola bars. At least the flavor was Oats and Honey. So, the theme did fit.
The base was embossed with the Hive 3D embossing folder, brushed some color around to give more dimension to the honeycomb detail. Make sure when adhering the ends together, use Tear & Tape. Other adhesive will only temporarily hold it together, but the Tear & Tape sticks forever.
Parakeet Party was used for the tag. Love the contrast between the two greens. I used up some gold ribbon. Black would have been better, but I ran out at my club.
The honeybee was exactly the one I made for the card using the Ladybug Builder Punch.
The "For you" was from the retired What's Cooking stamp set. If you have another set that has something similar, use that. Look at the Christmas stamp sets. That's the best place to find a stamp like that.
Click on the above picture for dimensions and instructions.
Until next time...Stampin' Always,
Cheryl, HomeStyle Stamper
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