Oh Delightful Day with Winnie The Pooh

I’m back using some of the newest Winnie The Pooh stamps from Unity Stamp Company. I can’t get enough of these sweet 100 Acre Woods character sets. But once you have these fabulous images colored in, do you wonder what to do with them? Well, I have two layout ideas for you using some dies to feature our favorite little Pooh Bear.

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Oh Delightful Day

Oh Delightful Day

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Party Mix

Party Mix

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Fall Out Hearts Die

Fall Out Hearts Die

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Make a Tag Dies

Make a Tag Dies

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Scallops & Rectangles dies

Scallops & Rectangles dies

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The Cards

The Details

Again, I can’t help but turn the into birthday cards. And really, who doesn’t always need a birthday card. Haha. That was simply done by stamping the balloon onto the branch that Pooh is working his way through all his honey pots. Seems like a party to me.

I colored Pooh and his honey pots with Copic markers. I didn’t record that process, but if you are interested, let me know. I can always do a quick video to share. Otherwise, here is the marker list so you can recreate the same scene.

Pooh: Y11, Y15, Y21 Honey Pots: BG11, BG13, RV21, RV23, R08, R29, V12, V15, YG03, YG13 Tree limb: E53, E57, E59 Balloon: R08, R29 and BG000, BG11, BG13 Background: BG000, 0 Shading: N1

Next, come all the die cuts. Unity makes it easy with the Scallops & Rectangles nesting die set and the Make a Tag die set. I love the way they layer a straight cut over a scallop cut. I combined them for some easy layouts to feature the colored Pooh panels. Unity also has a must-have Falling Heart background die. I designed it with a dual purpose. Not only can you have a fabulous heart cutout background but you get all these little hearts for embellishments! Little hearts are my absolute favorite to add to cards.

I die cut a bunch of white little hearts and picked 3 for each card. Next, I grabbed my Copic markers to color them to match. How amazing is that? I didn’t have to hunt through my stash to find the perfect cardstock or enamel hearts, I created them myself.

The Video

Watch along as I assemble this card sharing my process and tips on how this card was created. Watch here or in HD on Youtube.

Thanks for joining me today. I hope you are inspired by today’s project. If you create something, I’d love to see it, and be sure to tag me on social media. Be sure to join us in the Unity Show & Tell Facebook group to share your Unity creations as well.