The sentiment and die cut bunny are from The Greetery's Bunny Hop set.
This card also uses the Bunny Hop stamp and stencil and die set, and I used Distress Oxide inks for the colors. A little more muted but I like the way it turned out! I also die cut the center of the bunny wreath out and then used foam strips on the backside to give some dimension from the plaid dsp layer (PTI) that I stamped the sentiment on.
While looking for a sentiment stamp in my PTI stash, I came across a die and stamp set I hadn't used in ages and just had to have a play with it! It's called the Hugables: Bunny & Chick set.
I made both the bunny and chick into mini slimline cards and basically just die cut all the pieces, sponged them up with coordinating ink and assembled them. A little time consuming but definitely FUN!!
The scalloped layer on this chick card and the crimped layer on the bunny card are both from PFS, and the little flowers on this chick card are from Spellbinders...otherwise everything is from PTI. I just LOVE the flappable arms on the chick and bunny!! :0)
My last card was inspired by a card from my sweet friend Nancy (HERE) that I fell head over heels in LOVE with! My bunny is from a Tim Holtz die set called Bunny Hop and I tried to ink him up like Nancy did her bunny...not totally successful, but not terrible! I die cut 3 of them for a little added dimension. My background uses the Elegant Arches background stamp from The Greetery and was inked with a couple shades of gray for an ombre look. I added a few leaves and a Lily from the BotaniCuts: Lily dies (also from The Greetery), and then my die cut "Easter" is from a SSS die that I added a touch of pink ink blending to.
The "HAPPY" was heat embossed with white on a black strip, and then I finished with a few pink PFS gems. I was pretty pleased with the way this one came out too! Thanks for the awesome inspiration Nancy!!
So there you have some of my "bunny" Easter cards for this year...it sure was fun making them all! And just so you know, I do realize that the true meaning of Easter is not about the bunny, but the amazing gift that was given to us on the cross. He is our risen savior, and I know He lives...I just talked with Him this morning! Wishing you all a happy and very blessed Easter!
Beautiful cards. I really love the Bunny Hug-able! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteMarcia, the smiles just keep coming! Every card is an Easter delight made for your grands!
ReplyDeleteI will be so happy to borrow this background stamp, too! Just love the veggies your sweet bunny has harvested!
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My cheeks hurt from smiling! I love the way you gathered your supplies from here, there, and everywhere to pull these cards together, and I love every single one of them! The Anita Jeram background is instantly recognizable. Those stamps just have a special sweetness to them. For some reason your last card keeps calling to me as a favorite. Love the stamped background with the die cut flower and leaves over top so the bunny has a place to frolic. I didn't do well with Easter cards this year. Thanks for such a fun time this morning, Marcia! I sure did enjoy myself!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful collection of cards Marcia. Loving and enjoying each one.
ReplyDeleteI have a thing for bunnies you know, and those CCC sweeties get me every time! That hugable chick is pretty darn cute too! These are all delightful Easter cards, Marcia!
ReplyDeleteOh such a wonderful array of sweetness here, Marcia! They're all adorable and so well put together using supplies from all your favorite companies. The Anita Jeram background is just as sweet and springy as can be!!! I did not do well making Easter cards this year, so I enjoyed oohing and aahing over yours very much.
ReplyDeleteI can see that you've had lots of fun making Easter cards, Marcia! Love the sweet critters and garden plants on the first. It makes me think of Peter Rabbit. Love the wreath with the rabbits hopping around. The bunny & chick with their folded ear & wings are so cute. And the last with the sweet bunny and lily is awesome! Hope you have a hoppy Easter, my friend!
ReplyDeleteOh such fun designs Marcia! love all the dies, bunnies, florals sentiments - what a great play you had with all your "STUFF"!!
ReplyDeleteSuch great cards !!!!!
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I thoroughly loved your Easter cards, Marcia! No wonder you wanted to make them, using your lovely bunnies and colorful images. If I had to pick a fav it would be those vegetables! So fun!
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