Showing posts with label Happy Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Easter. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Rabbit hole Bunny Tail card

I so much wanted to create the bunny jumping into the rabbit hole card, however this weekend was a FAIL!.

This is the best I could come up with before the letter carrier was coming.  After I took the picture, sealed the envelope I forgot to put the little feet pads! Ugh.
Anyways - next year I hope to do better.

I showed the picture of the card to a friend and she could not assertain it was a bunny jumping into a bunny hole. Drats.
However I do like the cottonball tail I did!  However the tail should have been higher. Double drats.
Sentiment, embossing and punches are from Stampin' Up!

Monday, March 11, 2013

Three dimensional sticker card

I had purchased a strip of these three dimensional stickers from Michael's a couple years ago. So I am using each one as an accent on various cards I am sending this year.

You've seen one on this card, here is a cute bunny hold an egg!

To balance the vertical rectangle, I create a horizontal accent  piece, the pattern paper is from Provo Craft, the yellow bakers twine is from The Twinery and the button is actually a Sizzix die.
It is all mounted on an embossed white card stock from Sizzix.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

15 minutes Easter Card

Since I had the lattice die out and I've seen folks make the cross with it, I wanted to give a try at making my version.

Take the die image once cut, and turn it at an angle, remove the ovals and trim carefully revealing a cross.

I embossed the Stampin' Up card base with the Tulip embossing folder, glued the cross on. Then took the butterfly punch and glued that to the mid section of the cross post.

To dress it up I added the teeny Boho flower punch flower to the cross section and to the butterfly. Finished it off with a tiny flat back pearl. Love these - must get more!!!

The sentiment is also from Stampin' up and punched it from the scallop oval punch, mounting it on foam squares.