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This one sure is. What fun I had making him too. I needed a card that could be for any age and and any gender. Although it might be on the young side it is so cute I think it could be used for anyone--what do you think?
I love the Pacific Point in the background. This actually started out as the 411 sketch for this week but it got a little out of wack--not even sure I should link up, lol. Any way do you want to know how I made it? Here you go.....
These are the Stampin Up! Punches I used..
And this give you some details about what each piece is used for..
I used thin strips of Basic Black for the antennas. I just rolled them around the end of a paint brush and then added two small hearts to each end.
Paper: Pacific Point, Basic Black, Whisper White, Riding Hood Red,
Ink: Real Red
Other: markers, end of pencil for rosy cheeks that don't really show up too well in the picture. Paint brush end to twirl antenna. Word Window Modern Label Punch
Don't forget about the blog candy! I am giving away one of my tutorials FREE all you have to do is leave a comment on this post HERE. (I am sure I will be picking more than one person, shhhh)
Hope your weekend is going nice and slow and that you are have time to enjoy family and friends. And of course time to stamp too!
Mary Jo
32 nice people left a comment:
This is ADORABLE!! I love it.
He's too cute!!! Well done :)
Cute-Cute-Cute!!!! Thanks for playing along.
That is just too stinkin' cute! I wouldn't call it a' stink bug' though Thanks for sharing it, what fun!
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That is just too stinkin' cute! I wouldn't call it a' stink bug' though Thanks for sharing it, what fun!
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Oh my goodness this is so cute, adorable who would not love getting this. Thank you for sharing!!
This is just so stinkin' cute!:)I love to try all the punch arts and this will certainly be one!
I'm not a bug fan - real ones that is, haha, but this little guy is SO adorable!!! Thanks so much for including the instructions. I will definitely have to try this!!
Too cute! I love him. I think anyone would have a giant smile on their face after receiving this card!
That is adorable. It reminds of the game cootie I use to play when I was a kid. I will make these for my granddaughter for Valentines Day. thanks so much for sharing all your talent.
Super cute bug!!!
This bug is sooooo cute! It would be great on a card for any age person but I think it would be especially for older people who need a smile.
Wow he is so cute. Guess I will have to make him. I love all of your punch arts.
He is just toooo cute.
I will have to make some for the crazy kids in the family. OOPS must be all of the people I know HAHA.
Thanks for sharing
Your Lovebug is so darn cute! Thanks for sharing.
I'm so glad you linked up, this is sooo cute! The 411 sketch is for inspiration, what you take from it is up to you :) Thanks for playing along this week!
So cute! Love your take on the sketch!
Love that BUG!!!! Too cute! You did a wonderful job!
Very cute bug - such a cool idea!
What a cute card!!! Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win blog candy.
This is too stinkin' cute!! Love that bug!!
So cute! Love it!!
Awesome Bug, thanks for the how-to part.
this is a super cute card-I love the punched bug-it will be perfect for my grandson for his valentines card-thank you for sharing
Absolutely adorable - love bugs are always appreciated, especially in punch art! Thanks for the tutorial...
Unbelievable! What a gifted artist you are. I luv, luv, luv it
Joann
cute, cute, cute -- love the bug! Thanks so much for playing along with the Stamping 411 Operators this week! keep up the great work! Blessings, Gretchen
So cute! love your blog
I love your bug he is absolutely gorgeuos
Love your bug! Will be CASEing for my grandsons! TFS!
I love your LOVE BUG!! It is so much fun to create things from punches, reminicent of childhood projects. I used to cut all kinds of hearts for my kids to use to assemble Valentines. Your love bug is right up that alley, with a new twist, and I know a 6 year old granddaughter who will love making these with me.
How adorable! This is the kind of crafts that I use to do for my class of preschoolers. They always had fun checking their items out!
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