Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

5 for 5 Easter Blog Event - Day 2


Hello and welcome to Day 2 of our new 5 for 5 Easter Blog Event!  Each day our designers will post an Easter project based on that day’s theme. Today’s theme is Pink and Lavender! Some of us are even offering prizes, so be sure to leave comments on each of links below and visit all the blogs for details on how to win! 

To make my card I started out with a 5x5 square of lavender basket weave paper from Anna Griffin. I colored the bunny from Reverse Confetti Stamps with Copics. Then, I decided to try out cutting felt on my new Brother Crafter Scan N Cut. It worked like a charm. So, I cut out some eggs in different colors of pink and purple, then I decided to cut out a border from pink felt. I added a silver doily from Studio Calico, cut a rounded square from pink felt and cut the words out of paper with my Scan n Cut. The words were in the Scan N Cut software, I just resized them. 



Thanks for stopping by and be sure to visit the blog of the other awesome designers taking part in our Easter 5 for 5 Event. Check back tomorrow for Day 3 which will be full of crafty fun and inspiration. 

Rachel Kleinman 
Lynn Kopas 

Kris Lancaster 

Jessica Frost-Ballas

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Easter Inspiration Blog Hop



Welcome to the Easter Inspiration Blog Hop by The Inspiration Crew.  This hop is just for fun. We’re posting projects we made using products we like and hope they will give you some inspiration for your own Easter craft projects. You will find links to all the other participating bloggers below. Hopefully you can find time to look at all their blogs and leave comments on any that inspire you. Happy Easter Crafting!!

Here's the Easter Bunny Canvas that I made using mostly Tim Holtz products. The grass is Tim Holtz Tinsel. For the sentiment I used Tim Holtz Kraft Core Seasonal Impressions paper. It's so much fun to use this Kraft Core paper - you just sand it down until the words look like you want. For the background I used Tim's Shabby papers and covered with a layer of Gesso. The doodle stamp on the top is from My Favorite Things. The flowers were colored with alcohol inks. The bunny die was painted with Tim Holtz Crackle Paint and then covered with alcohol ink and the bow was covered with Worn Lipstick Distress Stickles. You can find Tim showing these techniques on his web site www.timholtz.com.  Thanks for stopping by and be sure to check out the rest of the hop!