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120 pages Cover 350gsm, paper stock 90gsm Front cover print from an independent designer Available in a selection of ruled or graph pages Handy document pocket inside the back cover

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Title: American bee journal Identifier: americanbeejourn2690hami Year: 1861 (1860s) Authors: Subjects: Bee culture; Bees Publisher: [Hamilton, Ill. , etc. , Dadant & Sons] Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries Digitizing Sponsor: UMass Amherst Libraries View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: 174 TM® mjmmmi^MM mmm j&vimMmi^, Text Appearing After Image: A Beautiful, SS-page Monthly for the ft^icie:, si.oo a. ~2-E].A.II. In order tbat every reader of tlie Bee Journal may see tlie beaiitil'iil Illus- trations and read tlie entertaining articles contained In the Illustrated Home Journal, we make this SPECIAL. OFFER for tbe next 60 days; TRIAL Three Months FOR 10 CEHTS ™'^ It is oui- inteution to have a very extensive circulation, so as to command a large advertising patronage—and with this aim, we malie the above Special Offer, hoping that those who read it for 3 months will take it regularly thereafter. Please Read the Interesting Contents OF THE MARCH NUMBER. Washington's Birthday—by the Editor. 65 Illustrations : George Washington—Mary, the Mother of Washington—Accepted the Challenge—Monument in Mary Washington —Present Condition nf Mnnument—Martha, the Wife of Washington—Washington's Car- riage-Washington's Table—The Fatlier of His Country—Washington's church. Union of Good Families in George (Illus- trated) 65 The Mary Washington Monument—by Marion Harland (Illustrated) 66 Washington's "Wants" 67 Washington's Carriage (Illustrated).... 67 Incidents in Washington's Life—by F. G. De Fountaine 68 Washington's Business Habits 69 Washington's Religious Lite 70 Illustration: Pohick Church. The Flag-Making Era (Illustrated) 70 Washington as a Poet (Illustrated 70 Gen. Salamanca (Illustrated) 70 Personal Gossip (Items) 71 Colorado River Seulptin'es 71 Some Things Worth Knowing (Items).. 71 Universities of the World 71 Morsels of Gastronomy 71 French Fun on Ice 72 Illustration : French Skating Rink. Edison's Statue—Genius of Light (Illus- trated) 72 Howard University's New President, Rev. Dr. Rankin (Illustrated) 72 Boston's New Collector—Alonson W. Beard (Illustrated) 73 Mystery of Dark Canyon—by Sherman L. Watkins—Chapters III and IV 73 Facade of a Cathedral in Florence.Italy —Recently Restored (Full Page Illus- tration) ; 75, 94 Some Senators at Home 77 Illustrations ; Edmunds in His Library— Ingalls in His Den—Allison Sits up Close. The Late Count Andrassy (Illustrated). 78 Made Dundreary Funny 79 Illustration ; Sothcrn as Lord Dundreary. Educators in Council 79 Illustration : Andrew S. Draper. Music :—"TheMermaiden." 80 Music :—"The Chimes" 81 Our Young Folks—by George W. York- Christmas in the Sunny South 82 A Pleased Pair of Southern Cherubs (Illustrated) 82, 94 Fashions-How Plain Girls May Look Attractive 84 Illustrations : Picture Dress—Turkish Em- broidered Costume—Pretty Dresses for In- genues. The House-Keeper—by Lucy Langdon— Home Life in Thibet 85 A Pioneer Habitation by the Sea (Illus- tration) 85, 9-1 Daughters of Eve (Items) 87 The Puzzler—(Illustrated)—With Key to Former Puzzles 87 A Sensible Farm House (Illustrated with Plans) S8 Gathering Evergreens (Full-Page En- graving) 89, 95 A Millionaire of Note—by G. H. Yeno- wine 90 Illustrations : John Plankinton—His Resi- dence—An Educational Monument. Hon. Joseph G. Biggar (Illustrated) 91 i Personal Gossip (Items) 91 New Japanese Flags 91 Ideas for Dress (Items) 91 Six New York Beauties 92 Illustrations: Lillian Russell—Mrs. Burke Roche—Mrs. David Thomson-Mrs. Edith Kingdom Gould—The Duchess of Marl- borough—Marion Manola. The Late Cardinal Pecci (Illustrated).. 93 The Late Hon. Elihu Root (Illustrated). 93 Editorial Items 94, 95 POETKY :- A DoubleTask 72 A Wonderful Weaver 73 He was Only a Boy 82 Indeed She Is 72 Keep a Watch on Your Words 94 Love Has a Season Sj^ Mother Hubbard—a New Version 93 Strange, Sad and Sweet 85 The Poet's Compliment 93 The Times Change 72 Where is Home '. 91 Would You * 92 Yesterday is Past 88 Miscellaneous :— A Big Shower 88 A Curious Theory 78 A Dream 88 Advance Sheets Unobtainable 71 A Love Test 78 An Expensive Perfume 83 Aphorisms 91 Ark of the Covenant 83 A Suitable Name 69 At the Club 93 Cantilever 87 Careful of Her Head 71 Children's Hats 84 Deaths of the Apostles 83 Desirable Forfeit 88 Extraordinary Symptom '72 He Saw the Point Afterwards 93 How He Avoided Marriage 93 How to Tell a Person's Age 84 Not Quite Right 78 Ode to the National Flour 88 Oldest Mine in the LTnited States 76 Oyster Forcemeat 84 Roman Amphitheatre 76 Spurring Him On 70 The Tables Turned 88 The Tale of a Kiss 88 Timely Information 84 Where She Would Find Sympathy.... 91 Why it was so Named 93 Ijook at these I*reiniiiin!!> lor Xi-ial Clubs! It will be very easy for any of our Trial Subscribers to show their first number to their friends, and get the small sum of 10 cents from each for a "Trial Trip" subscrip- tion, and thus get up a Club. We do not want this work done for us without remun- eration, and offer as a Premium 20 per cent, of the money sent, in Books and Pamphlets, to be selected from oiu' Book List on the second page of this Journal. Reader, will you please give this your attention, and thus benefit yourself as well as aid us in a business way * The Bee Journal and Home Journal (each SI.OO) will be clubbed together for one year for-51.60. THOS. G. NEWMAN & SON, 246 East Madison Street, - CHICAGO, ILL. Note About Images Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.

Hi, servus and thanks so much for stopping by today! Sorry for the four weeks break.  Some sudden health issues including a stay at the hospital and a lot of visits with various doctors in the weeks after have been keeping me away from my studio. I am still not back to feeling really well or being my old self again, but at least I am almost back to a normal daily routine by now. And I can finally create at my workdesk again, which is something that always makes me feel better and helps keeping sad or stressful thoughts at bay. The total loss of any daily routine has also made me loose my creative mojo a bit. But often browsing your stash helps with getting it back - so I browsed my "Calico Craft Parts Design Team Treasure Box" and unearthed the gorgeous Sheet of Mini MDF Bees & Beehives and the Bees & Honeycombs Sheet and decided to use these on a Calico Craft Parts MDF Classic Tag. Wild Bees have even been nesting on our balcony on the 6th floor during the last years. The first wild bee I saw there tried to nest in one of the holes used to tilt our beach chair , so I immediately went and bought an insect hotel to provide it a proper nesting place. During the last years we have always had some wild bees nesting on our balcony and I always love it when I find that one or the other has hatched after a long winter. Looking closer at the "bees" on the MDF sheet I found that some rather looked like wasps and others also a bit like bumble bees - so I united all of them on my tag. And combining parts of the awesome honeycomb parts with a blank Word Element made for a perfect base to put a quote on. "Summ summ summ" is German (and the title of a very common German children's song) and means "buzz buzz buzz". (You pronounce it like "zoommm zoommm zoommm" with the "oo" spoken rather shortly). This is a picture of the Calico Craft Parts I've used. As you can see I have also used the lovely "Wildflower Wood Shape" - so the bees on my tag had some flower to get their pollen and nectar from. As it was the only wood shape on my tag that didn't have any laser engraved texture, I decided to add some texture myself. To do so I used DecoArt white Modeling Paste, a palette knife and some thin wire (to engrave the leaves and petals patterns into the still wet paste). I first applied a thin even coat of the Modeling Paste with the palette knife and then "drew" the leaves' veins and petals with the thin wire (I used the wire because it was what was closest at hand. I could as well have used a pokey tool or something else that has a fine tip). More white Modeling Paste was scraped onto the tag using the palette knife. I made sure I created several layers and a lot of texture. The Modeling Paste also worked as my adhesive to put the Craft Parts in. First the ones that formed the base layer. Then I scraped on more Modeling Paste to fix the insects to the honeycomb layer.  (I also used matte Decou-Page where I didn't have a honeycomb base). I also used the Modeling Paste and the very tip of my palette knife to create the look of "filled and closed" honeycombs here and there. This is how these looked once the tag was done. But first I had to create a colour base layer. I used DecoArt media Misters White, Orange and Primary Yellow and mixed these wet on wet.  I started with a thorough white base layer and let that dry and then partly sprayed and sprinkled on the Orange and Yellow Mister paints. Once these had dried I used an old plastic pipette and cut off the narrowest part of its tip, so I could use it to pick up some DecoArt clear Pouring Top Coat and fill some of the honeycomb cells with it.  Time for the Pouring Top Coat on the tag (and for me) to rest over night. The next day I went on with painting the wasps, bumble bees and bees and other shapes with DecoArt media fluid acrylics Diarylide Yellow, Hansa Yellow Medium, Burnt Sienna, Carbon Black and Sap Green. I mixed Diarylide Yellow and Burnt Sienna to create a wash for the branch. A mix of Diarylide Yellow and Hansa Yellow Medium was used to paint my bee (in the picture below) while I used pure Hansa Yellow Medium to paint the wasps. The wings were first dry brushed using DecoArt Americana Snow White. Then I added DecoArt media Interference fluid acrylic Turquoise on top (once the white layer had dried). The wildflower's stem and leaves were given a wash of Sap Green fluid acrylic paint. The wash especially highlighted the patterns I had engraved into the Modeling Paste. As I felt I still needed more texture on my tag I mixed some DecoArt media white Crackle Paint with some drops of Hansa Yellow Medium media fluid acrylic paint and applied that mix in several spots with either the palette knife or a brush (in those parts where the palette knife didn't reach). I let that dry naturally and then went in with my favourite mix of diluted DecoArt media Antiquing Creams Carbon Black and Raw Umber.  This way the background was toned down which made all the prominent parts stand out and also the gorgeous crackle from the Crackle Paint became more visible. To finish off my tag I stamped my quote onto the blank Word Element using archival black stamping ink and some letter stamps. Voilá! In this picture you can also see one of the sources that inspired me to create this tag and go for that specific colour scheme. It's an empty wasps nest I found on one of my walks with my dog girlie Bluna. I hope you like my busy buzzy tag!  See you in two weeks! Hug and happy crafting! Claudia xxx

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