#1 White Bear Window Card With A Little Wild – 20 Years, 20 Posts

Hello!  Next week will mark my 20th year as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator!!  To celebrate I'm planning 20 consecutive blog posts for the rest of the month with lovely projects to inspire you!  Fifteen months ago my dog Bella had a litter of puppies and after their arrival blogging became somewhat of a challenge.  Now that life has returned to normal, I'm excited to start blogging more regularly and this 20 post challenge will help get me there – so thank you for your support!  I have a video of this cute card below….

…but first, look how cute the card is on the inside!! This adorable stamp set has images with the front and back of the animals – AND there are framelits to match so the cutting is simple!

This is a quick peek at the bundle that I used!

And here is a close up of that cute little white bear – since I stamped on white card stock there is very little coloring required on the bear – just the cheeks and ears and the little bee.  I used the watercolor pencils (Calypso Coral, Bermuda Bay, Daffodil Delight, Basic Black, and Old Olive were the pencils I used) and the blender pens.

 There is a window sheet in the window – watch the video below to see how I lined up the circle.

I did this as a Facebook Live video on my Facebook Business page.  If you like and follow my page you will be notified about future Facebook Live videos – my goal is to do one video a week! Thank you for liking and commenting on my Facebook posts – it really inspires me to keep making the videos and posting regularly!

I love ribbon – and this Pool Party Shimmer ribbon was absolutely perfect for this sweet card! I was inspired by a swap card from the Stampin' Up! Thailand Incentive trip by Marelle Taylor. You can see her version here.

Thank you so much for stopping by today!  I'm looking forward to sharing great projects with you over the next 20 days…and beyond!

Susan

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