This was my very favorite Easter card I made this year! This brilliant design is by Megan Quinn and I recreated it pretty much exactly like hers. I had owned the Swish n Pop die since it came out about a year ago and had surprisingly never used it. I knew I wanted to make… Continue reading Swish n Pop Bunny
When constructing the purple one I accidentally glued the grass on upside down, so I had to get creative. I cut on the seams of the box just on the "bottom" sections (the parts that are actually supposed to be the tops) so that I could fold each section in and stack them to form… Continue reading Easter Milk Carton Treat Boxes
I am so in love with this paper combo! I've already gushed about the spring papers from Lawn Fawn but just look at them together. 😍 And with the Spiffy Speckles paper for the grass it's just perfect. Materials used: Large Stitched Rectangles Gotta Have Gingham Rainbow petite paper packSmall Stitched Rectangles Reveal WheelFlower Market… Continue reading Reveal Wheel Easter Card
And now for two cards that didn't turn out quite how I planned: I kept trying to find a good mat for this one but nothing seemed right. I used shimmer cardstock as the mat and I can't tell if something else would've worked better or not. I'm also still a little wary of using… Continue reading Easter Cards: Lessons Learned
Materials used: Large Stitched Rectangles Flower Market petite paper packOutside In Stitched Rectangle StackablesSmall Stitched Rectangles Spiffy Speckles paperGrassy Hillside BordersGrassy BorderDistress oxide inks: Peeled PaintEaster Before n AftersChirpy Chirp Chirp (butterfly)Everyday Sentiment BannersSay What Spring Critters
I made this card with 4 separate shakers for each Easter egg. I followed some of the steps in this blog post when putting it together: https://hungryheffycrafts.com/2018/03/multi-shaker-easter-card-ft-heffy-doodle-honey-bunny-boo/ One tip in that blog post was to lay the top piece of your card down before adding the acetate, and then to inlay each colored Easter egg… Continue reading Easter Egg Shaker Card
Have I mentioned how in love I am with the Lawn Fawn spring papers?? Just look at that gingham! I seriously can't get enough. And then to have the egg shape cut out and to have it popped up just enough to give it some dimension, I just really like how this card turned out.… Continue reading Outside In Stitched Easter Egg
This was my first time trying to stamp multiple colors on the same sentiment. I think it was good for a first attempt but can be improved upon in the future. It's hard to tell in the picture but I stamped it in colors first and then (because I was using my MISTI) I stamped… Continue reading Foursquare Easter Card
This was a design I saw by Pretty Little Dutch Girl and I had to recreate it! Sweet and simple! Materials used: Outside In Stitched Rectangle StackablesPerfectly Plaid Remix petite paper packEaster Before n AftersSimply Celebrate Spring
This card just makes me smile. It was inspired by Jessica S. Materials used: Large Stitched RectanglesWatercolor Wishes petite paper packMeadow BorderSimple Grassy Hillside BordersDistress oxide inks: Mowed LawnMeadow Backdrop PortraitHappy HatchlingCardstock: Fake Tan, Black Licorice Happy Easter (for the sentiment)Clear embossing powder
I had to make this card twice. I made it the first time and was done with the ENTIRE thing and was on the very last step, gluing closed the second arm, when disaster struck. The card was attached to a card base, literally everything else was done. I had tried adding some black nuvo… Continue reading Spring Critter Hugger
This card was inspired by Zsofi (https://safsafdesign.wordpress.com/) who made a very similar card. I liked the idea of using this stamp set for a simple spring card and not necessarily an Easter card. I'm most proud of the coloring of those bunnies, which is why I took a close up of each one. 😊 I… Continue reading A Spring Hello
If you read my last post, you know it took me 6 tries to get the Gingham Backdrop lined up correctly. So of course once I did it, I had to do it again for a second card. 😊 This was actually my first correct background and the card from yesterday was the second, but… Continue reading Gingham & Plaid Easter Cards
This card was inspired by a card from Lawn Fawn DT member Elena. I changed a lot of things but I liked the idea of a kind of oval layout. This was my first time using the Gingham Backdrop. I had to stamp it on one of the sheets that came with my MISTI, then… Continue reading An Earresistible Easter Card
This was actually the first square card I've ever made. I don't have any pre-cut square bases so I don't usually want to measure and cut them myself, but I really wanted to make this kind of design. I think it was worth it. It took me awhile to plan out the papers and colors… Continue reading Bright Colors For Spring
I don't always use embossing folders because I often want more space for stamped images, but I really like this one. I had to get a close up of the texture. 🙂 Materials used: Matelasse embossing folder by Anna GriffithLawn Fawn Shimmer pastel cardstockLawn Fawn Outside In Stitched Circle StackablesDistress oxide inks: Tumbled GlassLawn Fawn… Continue reading Easter Is Coming!
This was inspired by a card by Lawn Fawn DT member Grace. I think I ended up liking some things about her original card more but this still turned out cute. 😄 Materials used: (all Lawn Fawn) Large Stitched RectanglesHello Sunshine Remix petite paper packSmall Stitched RectanglesCloudy StencilTattered Rose distress oxide inkGrassy Hillside BordersShabby Shutters… Continue reading Happy Spring
I was inspired to make another card similar to my previous Easter oval card, but this time I added bunting to fill up the sky more. I also made sure this bunny had lots of candy for my sweet-toothed friend. 🙂 But of course those sparkly jelly letters had to stay! Materials used: Nestabilities Fancy… Continue reading A candy-filled Easter card
Fun fact: when making this card, I learned that my husband had never heard the phrase "you take the cake" before! Not sure how that's possible! Materials used: Peekaboo backdrop from Lawn Fawn Some Bunny stamp and die set from Lawn Fawn Copic markers Grassy border die from Lawn Fawn Cilantro cardstock from Lawn Fawn… Continue reading A peekaboo story card
I still can't get enough of those 3D sparkly "jelly" words! I die cut the scripty word 4 times, glued them together, colored it with a copic marker, heat embossed it with clear sparkle embossing powder, and then added glossy accents to the top. Still my favorite way to add an accent word to a… Continue reading Happy Easter
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