Swappin' Bears

Here is the bear card I made.  I love puns, corny though they are!  Had to create this one on the computer for my Panda card.  Used Paisley Cricut image and background paper from Graphic 45.  These were a lot of fun to make. 

For Bear Card Candy, I used cuddly bear by PSX and some Button Bear accessories.  Ranger Glossy Accents makes the honey look good enough to eat!

Chose a Paisley Cricut image and a handmade flower for my Koala Bear Tag.  My husband did not miss out on informing me that koalas are not really bears, they are marsupials.  I chose to ignore this piece of trivia as they came out so darn cute! 

 

 

 





Monkeys, Monkeys Everywhere!

Joined a Splitcoast Monkey and Bear swap before I realized I didn't have any monkeys.  So, I had to do a little shopping - after purchasing a monkey punch, a monkey stamp set and a monkey image from Cricut, I was good to go. 

This was my first shot at "card candy", which is a collection of several coordinated stamped images and embellishments that can be used on cards, tags, gifts, etc.  I used my new stamp set from InkyAntics and some monkey-colored Copic markers.  Love how they turned out.

The second item I'm swapping is a Monkey Tag.  For this tag, I used my new monkey punch from McGill and a free downloaded palm tree image from Cricut Craft Room.  I like using patterned paper for my die cuts to add a little somethin' extra.

I think my favorite is the Monkey Spinner Card I made.  The monkey is a Cricut image from the Paisley cart.  Had to show you the spin.  What do you think?