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Rilakumma is known as a relaxed, somewhat lazy, bear. The name Rilakkuma is actually a combination of the Japanese word for relax and the Japanese word for bear. He is often seen lying around and enjoying some time off. I thought I might try to follow on with this theme in my card design:

Materials Used: Brown cardstock (two shades), scraps of scrapbooking papers, brown ink, a brown pen and San-X Shiny Rilakkuma Fruit Kawaii stickers.

I choose a sticker of Rilakkuma leaning back against an apple as my centrepiece. I placed it in the centre of a pink circle which I then matted on a brown flower-shaped cut-out. To further highlight my centrepiece, I inked the edges of both the circle and flower with brown ink and drew a dashed border with a brown pen.

I then created a colourful background using pieces of scrapbooking papers left over from other projects.

First, I covered the top half of my card with a leaf-patterned paper and covered the join between it and the brown cardstock background with a strip of dark brown paper. I then placed a row of four strips of patterned papers on the left side of my card to create a backdrop for my Rilakkuma centrepiece.

Finally, I added a row of mini Rilakkuma and fruit stickers across the bottom of my card. If you wish, you could also add a sentiment like ‘Happy Birthday’ in the bottom right corner, just above the stickers.

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I’d love to hear what you think of our new Rilakkuma stickers. Please leave a comment in the comments box below.

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Rilakkuma was created by San-X, a Japanese company that specialises in kawaii stickers, stationery and other character goods. Rilakkuma was first created in 2003 and in 2010, was ranked as the fifth most popular character in Japan. And it’s not hard to see why! He is so cute!

Our new range of Rilakkuma stickers feature a whole range of themes – some designs feature Rilakkuma with strawberries, some feature him with macaroons and other desserts, some with coffee and chocolate…and more.

But Rilakkuma and his friends are not the only creations from San-X that we have to share with you. My personal favourite is a collection of characters known as Sentimental Circus.

The Sentimental Circus characters are said to be a group of cute, abandoned toys. The main character is Shappo. He is the pink, rabbit-like character who plays the role of the circus ringmaster. The other characters include Mouton (the elephant), Rio (the lion), Kuro (the black cat), Pigu and Mamo (the trapeze artists) and more.

Another popular character is Kutusita Nyanko. He is a cute little black cat. He is often called Boots or the white socks cat as he has cute little white paws.

Kutusita Nyanko also has a few kitty cat friends. They include a small, white, fluffy cat called Norutti and a grey kitten called Lossy. As you can see from the stickers pictured above, they are all just too cute!

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Of course, there are many more characters to choose from. They include a cute little pink pig named Piggy Girl, a sweet, chocolate loving Panda named Chocopa, friendly dolphins from Sea Paradise, Sweet Face seals and penguins and many more. And they are all featured in our new range of kawaii stickers from San-X Japan.

We hope you love them all as much as we do. They would all make sweet embellishments for your card making, scrapbooking and paper craft projects.

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I’d love to hear what you think of our new kawaii stickers. Please leave a comment in the comments box below.

Related Posts:

• Rilakkuma Card Making Ideas
• Kawaii Cat Card Making Ideas
• Kawaii Sticker Sacks
• Kawaii Letter Set
• Kawaii Flower Card Making Ideas

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