Bee-autiful May

Hello everyone!

 How's going lately?

I hope you're having a wonderful week whatever the condition we are facing nowadays.

 

Let me share something for you today,

When I saw my kit from the last Magnolia day kit,  I found a cute image (Tilda) using bee costume, suddenly I want to color her and making a card about being positive in real life :)

 

 

a short message with this card sending to a dear friend who lives far away in Sweden, she got some ill couple weeks ago and I really want to send her a courage message although I can't send this in person.

I hope she has time to read my post.

and from the bottom of my heart I would love to say;

It's all Good, keep positive and don't give up.

 

 

This cutie was coming from the Magnolia day kit, but I believe you can find her (Bee-you art stamp kt) on their website as well. I have stamped her on a piece of watercolor paper and colored her with watercolor.

Since there is a little bit of chaos within our lives and our surroundings right now impacted by the virus, I am so inspired to see the mother nature, go to basic and keep this lovely month of May simple. I'll be taking a break from the bunny this month ( but I still have one post about the bunny, sorry for that!) and hopefully, I will still be able to create something to bring you a Joy.

 

 

 

I have painted the leaves with watercolor paints, give some highlights with white gouache and white gel pen.

The postal stamp was Magnolia stamp and hand-stitched all around the panel for more interesting.

 

 

For the finishing touch, I cut postal stamp shape from designed paper with Magnolia DooHickey dies and adhere a heart on it.

I read some quote and I love to re-write here;

"The flower doesn't dream of the bee.
The flower blooms and the bee comes." 

A honey bee must tap a hundred flowers to make one drop of honey, the sweetest reward didn't come so easy but that is possible!