How cute are these little bunnies? I just love them and thought they were perfect for a cute little Easter card. The card is 4 1/2"x6 1/4." I used a cream cardstock for the card base. I cut some patterned cardstock, from the DCWV Downtown Loft Stack, at 4 1/4"x6." I cut a strip of dark brown cardstock at 4 1/2"x2 1/2" and punched the edges with an EK Success punch. I then cut a piece of ivory cardstock at 4 1/2"x1 1/2" and embossed it with the Mandarin Screen embossing folder. I adhered it down to the card base, then tied it with a ribbon I had in my stash. I cut a piece of dark brown cardstock at 4 1/8"x3 1/8" and some yellow cardstock at 4"x3" which I then embossed with the Swiss Dots folder. I stamped my bunnies on brown and cream cardstock and cut them out. I hand cut the felt for their ears. I used pop-dots to adhere the bunnies down. I stamped the sentiment using coffee bean ink by Tsukineko, the sentiment stamp is from My Pink Stamper, I don't remember where the bunny stamp came from. For the inside of the card I cut some dark brown cardstock at 4 1/4"x6" and some yellow cardstock 1/8" smaller than that. I then hand wrote the poem, I'm not sure who it is by. I also stamped the bunny ears at the bottom of the card. Enjoy!!
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How cute are these little bunnies? I just love them and thought they were perfect for a cute little Easter card. The card is 4 1/2"x6 1/4." I used a cream cardstock for the card base. I cut some patterned cardstock, from the DCWV Downtown Loft Stack, at 4 1/4"x6." I cut a strip of dark brown cardstock at 4 1/2"x2 1/2" and punched the edges with an EK Success punch. I then cut a piece of ivory cardstock at 4 1/2"x1 1/2" and embossed it with the Mandarin Screen embossing folder. I adhered it down to the card base, then tied it with a ribbon I had in my stash. I cut a piece of dark brown cardstock at 4 1/8"x3 1/8" and some yellow cardstock at 4"x3" which I then embossed with the Swiss Dots folder. I stamped my bunnies on brown and cream cardstock and cut them out. I hand cut the felt for their ears. I used pop-dots to adhere the bunnies down. I stamped the sentiment using coffee bean ink by Tsukineko, the sentiment stamp is from My Pink Stamper, I don't remember where the bunny stamp came from. For the inside of the card I cut some dark brown cardstock at 4 1/4"x6" and some yellow cardstock 1/8" smaller than that. I then hand wrote the poem, I'm not sure who it is by. I also stamped the bunny ears at the bottom of the card. Enjoy!! 
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ReplyDeleteOMG These bunnies are just so cute!! Thanks for entering over at Emmas!
ReplyDeleteAbby
Love the poem.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thanks for joining us at Crafty Creations Challenge with your lovely bunny-card! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Saskia
(guest designer)
Absolutely precious! I love your bunnies, and the colors are fabulous! Thanks for playing along with My Creative Time's Throwback Thursday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThat card is unreal, LOVE IT
ReplyDeleteHello~ such a cute card. They make me feel super "hoppy". I could not resist.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the challenge.
Glad you found me, now I am a new follower of your blog too.
Take care,
Sonia
What a beautiful card!!! Those bunnies are too sweet :) Thanks for playing along with the Divas.
ReplyDeleteHow cute are those fuzzy ears!? Absolutely adorable. Thanks for joining us at 365 Cards :-)
ReplyDeleteThis card is so cute and I just love the sentiment stamp on it!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable, wonderful card! TFS Cathryn67 :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Great job. TFS Victoria :)
ReplyDeleteYour card is ABSULUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!! GREAT job w/the challenge my friend!
ReplyDeleteBig Gypsy hugs,
Emma;)
Very cute! I LOVE the colors! Those look fantastic together! I love that background paper! How clever are the bunny ears! Love how you finished the inside too!
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