We BEE Stamping Blog Hop Spring is in the Air

Welcome to this months Team Blog Hop where we are all excited to share our spring projects! If you live in a snowy region like I do, we are anticipating spring every single day; warmer temperatures, sunny days and being able to spend time outdoors. Spring to me also means when flowers start blooming and Easter comes around so let’s move on to our spring inspired projects.

Unfortunately, I used a bundle that has retired before this blog hop went live. The stamp set (Easter Basket) is still available, but the dies are already sold out and will not be returning so I have a bonus project down below for you!

My card base is Thick Basic White 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ scored at 4-1/4″ and layered with a piece of Lemon Lolly CS 4-1/8″ x 5-3/8″.

Die cut all the basket and flower pieces. Basket is Balmy blue with Pretty in Pink bow and woven strips. Flowers are Lemon Lolly, Calypso Coral and Granny Apple Green. Same green for the two grass strips under the basket. Follow the picture for placement. You will need to weave the pink strips in the slits of the basket. And there are mini dimensionals behind the flowers to make them pop out.

The above basket is adhered to a piece of white card stock measuring 3-7/8″ x 5-1/8″.

As I mentioned above, the Easter Basket stamp set is available so I wanted to show you a project you can easy make by fussy cutting the bunny and carrot images.

Stampin’ Up! shares this project online when you search the Easter Basket stamp set. On Bubble Bath card stock, stamp the two different flower stamps and the egg stamp randomly all over with Pretty in Pink ink. Use a piece of Easter Joy Specialty Patterned Paper (the green strip) to add color, 1 x 3 and then a 1/2 x 3-1/8 piece of white and stamp the For You in black ink. You can add to card with dimensionals.

Hope you liked these projects. And just a reminder, the January-May 2026 Mini Catalog will be retiring in a month which means lots of last chance items!

Not let’s Buzzzz on over to Leigh Amburgey’s blog to see what she has to share…