I have this container of Perfect Pearls that I seldom use, so in an effort to change that, I put the gold in a mister bottle and added some yellow color burst and re-inker of bright yellow. The results are better than expected. This photo does not show the shine of the spray when applied through a stencil on copy paper. The rest of the card was made by stamping the honeycombs in black on white cs base, bees are Silhouette cut and heat embossed in black. The sentiment is Silhouette cut twice in white but one was copic colored black then stacked behind the white one then glued on top. I really like how the sentiment is a play on words because the bees really are not suppose to be able to fly.
Paper Crafter at large 
“Amazing” is the only way to describe this card. The color combo is so dramatic and the honeycomb background is just right.
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Bonnie, this is lovely!
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What a super card Bonnie. Wish we could see the shine but it is so difficult to photograph shine. Bees are aerodynamically supposed to be unable to fly but they can and do it well. MaryKay used to use them as an analogy for her women workers suggesting that they too could fly if they applied themselves to the sales of her cosmetics. It worked as so many succeeded.
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Are you a MaryKay woman, Johanna? I’ve been my own best customer (consultant for the discount) for many years.
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I used to be many years ago. I liked the product and successfully sold it, but I didn’t believe in the concept so couldn’t achieve the car success. I did however learn a lot and some of it was amazing stuff just like the bee comment.
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I can imagine the result was stunning IRL! Love it all!!
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I’m sure the shine is amazing on this lovely card, Bonnie.
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Love the black and white with the yellow/gold. The bees really pop!
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Pretty card! Love the design and thanks for joining us this week at CC&S!
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