Polka Dot Pals Xara

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It’s the second annual “To Bee Or Not To Bee Blog Hop” and Little Miss Muffet Stamps is one of the sponsors.  This hop is celebrating World Bee Day, officially declared by the United Nations on December 20th 2017. The aim of the hop is to support bees and to raise public awareness of the importance of bees and apiculutral products.

I’ve joined the hop with my bee themed creation!  For my project I’ve used Polka Dot Pals Xara and in the background is Word Search Birthday Sentiment, both from Little Miss Muffet Stamps. You’ll find Polka Dot Pals Xara as a freebie during this hop as part of the celebration. On the background, I circled the words Happy Birthday in the word search.

Here’s my project for the hop…

Here’s the blog hop list:
Milka Gubo
Alice Wertz
Amy Tsuruta
Barbara Sproatmeyer
Beverly Brown
Birka Reinitz
Kaja Vezensek
Kathy Curry
Kylie Purtell
Neha Bhatt
Samantha Mann
Sonja Kerkhoffs
Sue Hastead
Tina Pavlovic
Zrinka Beric
Ksenija Rizova
Milka Gubo (Inlinkz)

You’ll find all the details on the blog hop and give-aways on the last stop on the hop on Milka’s blog post. For your chance to win, hop along blogs of the participating designers and leave comment on each blog hop stop. After commenting, return back to Milka’s blog and add your name to Inlinkz, but prior you do, please read Blog Hop details, terms, giveaway rules and privacy policy which are shared in Milka’s blog post below Inlinkz.

Inlinkz closes tomorrow, May 21st 2018, 11:00 PM CEST. 
Winners’ names will be announced on Milka’s blog next day.

These are our sponsors for the blog hop – thank you!

Get more involved at www.worldbeeday.org

https://www.worldbeeday.org/en/

68 thoughts on “Polka Dot Pals Xara”

  6. A word search background – such a fantastic idea! And your little bee person is adorably cute, love how she snuggles up to those critters.

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  18. AWESOME creation! Such a cute bee! This is the BEE'S KNEES HOP! My husband & I host 60 to 80 bee hives on our 5 acre place for the summer (to get them out of the heat) for a bee keeper from California after they are through pollinating the orange and nut orchards.

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