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Easter Blessings

Here is an adorable Easter card I made for family and friends.  It features a variety of die cuts and a cute stamped bunny image.  

I started by stamping the bunny image from the Hello Bluebird Meadow Bunnies stamp set with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on Bristol Smooth Cardstock.  I cut out the image using my Brother Scan N Cut.  I colored the image with alcohol markers and added some highlights with a white gel pen.


I used the Spellbinders Oval Shadowbox Frame set to cut an oval from light blue and green cardstock.  I cut the bottom of the green cardstock oval and adhered it to the bottom of the light blue oval to make it look like grass and sky.  I created the oval frame by using the intricate oval die from the same die set to cut the frame out of an A2-sized pink cardstock panel.  I adhered this panel to a white card base.  I glued the light blue oval to the center of the oval frame.

I used the Sizzix Rain Boot Planter Die set to cut the adorable rain boot and flowers out of a variety of cardstock colors.  I glued the boot onto the light blue oval near the top of the green cardstock.  I arranged the foliage and flowers coming out from the top of the boot.  I added tiny rhinestones to the center of each flower.  The dragonfly was cut using my Cricut machine.  I used a pink alcohol marker to add some detail to the dragonfly's wings.


I glued the bunny image in front of the boot and added a small "Happy Easter" sentiment underneath the boot.


On the inside of the card, I cut a pink oval using the Spellbinders Fancy Edged Oval die set.  I stamped the Sentiment "Blessings for Your Easter" and fussy cut around the sentiment.  I glued the sentiment to the upper area of the oval leaving room for me to write a message near the bottom of the oval. I arranged some foliage coming out from the upper and lower corners of the oval and added a dragonfly in the upper right corner of the card.


I have been waiting to use this stamp set since last Spring and loved pairing it with my stash of die cuts to create this cute Easter card.  

Easter Blessings
Supplies:
  • Hello Bluebird Meadow Bunnies Stamp Set
  • Bristol Smooth Cardstock
  • Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
  • Copic Markers - E00, E11, E13, R 20, R32, Y38, YG17, C0
  • Spectrum Noir Markers - FS7, BO2
  • Sakura White Gelly Roll Pen 08
  • Sizzix Rain Boot Planter Die Set
  • Cricut Dragonfly - #M30094
  • Recollections Cardstock - Pink, Light Blue, Silver Metallic
  • Bazzill Cardstock - Assorted Scraps
  • Nail Art Rhinestones
  • Spellbinders Oval Shadowbox Frame Die Set
  • Spellbinders Fancy Edged Oval Die Set
  • Hello Bluebird Spring Gatherings Stamp Set - Happy Easter Sentiment
  • Simon Says Stamp! Bunny Butt Peek A Boo Stamp Set - Blessings For Your Easter Sentiment
  • Accent Opaque White Cardstock 100lb

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