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I'm thrilled to be part of a Spellbinders Blog Hop celebrating their January Clubs, Nature's Dance. I'm sharing the January Stitching Die of the Month called Stitched LadyBug. I made 2 cards. While I prefer the first more dramatic card, the second one was a lot quicker to make. You choose! I only have a few of the January club sets so I used other Spellbinders products as well. Dramatic Stitched Ladybug Love this fun colorful card! Embossed Brushed Black cardstock with the Lush Leaves 3D Embossing Folder Die cut and stitched the ladybug in black and red and adhered together as shown. Set it aside to work on the flowers. Used my latest favorite floral dies, Vivid Blooms Etched Dies, to find a resting spot for the ladybug. Die cut quite a few flowers in various warm colors and played around with them until I had a bouquet that worked under the ladybug. Added a few more leaves here and there to fill in. Once I was satisfied, I glued all the flowers together onto the embossed cardstock and secured the Stitched LadyBug with foam tape over the flowers. Added a sentiment (hot foiled white onto black cardstock) from You are Everything Pressed Plate & Die Set Finished it off with a few pearls and some Onyx Color Essential Gems Adhered to an A2 Brushed Black Cardstock card. Simple Stitched Ladybug Next up is a much simpler card using the both the ladybug and the sentiments from the January Stitching Die of the Month Club. This was a snap to make - Embossed Brushed White cardstock with the Lush Leaves 3D Embossing Folder and trimmed to 5.25" x 4". Die cut the ladybug twice in white and black as shown. I like stitched elements to be sturdier so I stitched or glued two layers of each die cut. Stitched the wings and head in white on white and adhered all the pieces together onto the main body of the ladybug. Added a few Onyx Color Essential Gems with Bearly Arts Glue. Die cut a few of the sentiments that come with the January Die of the Month Stitching Kit in Mirror Metallic Gold Cardstock from the Gold Assortment Treasured Cardstock Pack. Adhered everything to the panel with foam tape. Added a few black enamel dots to the ladybug. Adhered the panel with more foam tape to an A2 Brushed White card. MOOD WHEN DONE: EXCELLENT! GIVEAWAY To celebrate this release, Spellbinders is giving away a $25 gift certificate to 3 lucky blog readers – selected from the comments on our blog. Giveaway closes Sunday, January 26th, 11:59 pm MST. The winner will be announced in the Spellbinders blog hop post the following Wednesday. The winner is responsible for shipping costs, duties, and taxes. Please note, store credit (gift certificate) cannot be applied to Club Subscriptions. Store credit can be applied to shop past Club products, Club extras and regular releases. We've got lots of inspiration to share. Please visit each of these talented card makers and see the fun and beautiful cards you can make withe the January Clubs! BLOGHOP Spellbinders Blog Spellbinders Blog DOM - Michelle Short DOML - Lien Leysen DOMST - Joan Bardee GOM - Angela Brennan CDOM - Tina Smith EOM - Yana Smakula 3EOM - Sandi MacIver WSOM - Nichol Spohr BPOM - Cheryl Penner SOM - Bonnie Crane BONUS - Lisa Tilson DOM - Michelle Short DOML - Lien Leysen DOMST - Joan Bardee <----- this is me! GOM - Angela Brennan CDOM - Tina Smith EOM - Yana Smakula 3EOM - Sandi MacIver WSOM - Nichol Spohr BPOM - Cheryl Penner SOM - Lisa Tilson BONUS - Bonnie Crane

Hello, crafty friends! My name is Heejung Hunsberger, and I am excited to be a guest designer this month. Today, I will share some of my latest projects using the new beads and bead mixes from Spellbinders. The Spellbinder wax beads and bead mixes are stunning. Today, I am showcasing three sets of color-coordinated beads and cards. If you want to know me better, visit my blog or Instagram. I also have a YouTube channel where I post a lot of video tutorials. Spruce & Pistachio Wax Beads Mix Card I made a card using the Sealed Florals BetterPress Plate and the Sealed Cord & Faux Seal Sentiment BetterPress Plate. The card base is Teal, so I created custom bead mixes using Spruce and Pistachio beads that match the color of the card. Spruce and Pistachio color beads are also new releases of this month. Trim a piece of Lagoon Color Cardstock to 4.25” x 5.5, and emboss it with the Embossing Folder Club of the Month (Jan 2024) I used a white Paper Pouncer to apply white ink onto the embossed paper. Better Pressed the Sealed Florals Plate onto the Better Press Cotton Card Panel with black ink. Then I Better Pressed the Sealed Cord Plate with Tawny Brown ink in the middle of the flower bouquet. Use markers to color the flower bouquet, then die-cut it with the Essential Modern Ovals die. Cut the gold mirror cardstock with the bigger size of the bouquet image oval and mat it under the bouquet. Melt the three spruce wax beads and one of the Pistachio wax beads on the warmer spoon. Pour the melted mixture onto the silicone mat and stamp it with the Bloomy For You Wax Seal Stamp, WSOM Nov. 23. To add a touch of elegance, use a gold metallic marker to color the wax seal. Attach the wax seal with glue on the card. Wax Beads Mix- Basic Card I love all of the new bead mixes. There are five different color mixes: Teal, Basic, Coral Pink, and Purple. One of my favorite mixes is Basic, which includes gold, silver, white, and black. I used the Basic Mix to make a wax seal on a card. I mixed 3 silver beads and 1 gold bead to create the seal. I played around with the mix a couple of times before deciding on this combination. First, I created the card base by die-cutting the Brushed Silver Cardstock with the Infinity Punch and Pierce Plate die. I embossed the Geo Quit 3D Embossing Folder on the black card stock. Sprayed white pear-colored ink on the embossed paper. Die cut the Sealed Blooms die on the Silver and Gold card stock. Attach the oval frame to the embossed paper. Attach the flowers to the embossed paper. Melt three silver beads and one gold bead on the warmer spoon. Pour the melted mixture onto the silicone mat and stamp it with the For You Wax Seal Stamp (which is included the Wax Seal Starter Kit) To add a touch of elegance, use a Black marker to color the wax seal. Attach the wax seal to the flowers. Attach the Black enamel dot to the flower. Soft Color Wax Bead Mixes Card The most effective way to select colors for a wax seal is to match them with the die-cut or card base. I found it challenging to choose the wax color for my card as the base was a warm gray shade with a stunning floral pattern embossed on it and a beautiful flower die-cut. I decided to use a soft-toned wax mix to match the card. Cut the Lunar Gray Card Stock into pieces of size 4.25 x 5.5 inches. Use the Four Petal 3D Embossing Folder to emboss the card stock. Die cut the Vintage Florals Die on Rainforest and Peach Sorbet Color Card Stock, then color with markers. Gently dab the white pigment ink onto the embossed paper using a paper pouncer. Attach the Vintage Florals die-cut on the card. Melt three of the Pistachio wax beads and one Fern wax bead on the warmer spoon. Pour the melted mixture onto the silicone mat and stamp it with the 3pack wax seal stamp. To add a touch of elegance, use a gold metallic marker to color the wax seal. Attach the wax seal to the stem of the flower. I had a lot of fun experimenting with different mixes of colored beads. I hope this post inspires you to play around with your own unique creations. Thank you for stopping by! XOXO Heejung