Flowers for Easter

With any luck these are on their way to Caro for the troops! More Easter. These were made with precolored images I had and I love the matching charms!

Seeing Bunnies!

I was so excited when asked to do these cards for the blog! All of my cards are made for Operation Write Home.

I love this image from Inger Harding. I colored him with copics. The blue bling is g studio. The cuttlebug embossing folder used on Colorbok yellow cardstock is called D'vine swirl. The sentiment was made in Word. The fiber is some I have had in my stash it reminds me of Easter grass.The vintage look is Tim Holtz seasonal paper. It is distressed with Tim Holtz walnut. The cardstock is colorbok in green and one in yellow both are distressed. The punch is Martha Stewart scallop. The buttons were from a mixed bag of buttons from Oriental Trading. The ribbon was Micheal's ribbon. The sentiment is from word. The sentiment is distressed with Tim Holtz old paper ink.

This card is interactive in that the egg opens to reveal two little bunnies. The patterned paper is Paper Slab 6 I have had for years. The cardstock is again Colorbok. The pink bling is g studio. The ink is purple from color place. The charms are from Oriential trading. I love the pink egg and bunny. The sentiment is typed in work. The stamps were a set from Oriental Trading. I think the egg looks like it is sitting on grass with this fiber. I love this fiber.

I was able to get some other cards for Easter made they are on earlier post if you would like to see them.

Thank you for looking and happy crafting!

Bunny Parade

I found this image on a coloring page for download. I think he is so cute! I colored all six as white bunnies. The first card turned out to be my favorite it ended up being made because I ruined the easter paper design paper that had been cut for it. The cardstock is Colorbok for these. The purple cards all were inked with Colorbox chalk ink in purple. The greens were Tim Holtz old paper. The bling is studio g. The purple fiber is more of my stash. The sentiment is made in word. The design paper in the first is Jen Wilson My Mind's Eye Totally Girl. The other says Happy Easter all over it and is used as the sentiment. The polka dot is Slab 6.

I really like the bling on the Easter eggs. I love the aqua color of that fiber. Here's to a bunny parade!!

Ribbon Ducky

This lovely little ducky is so cute in blue! I am using her for the ODBD challenge to use ribbon on a card. The image is a coloring page. The bling is studio g. The yellow ribbon is Micheals. The sentiment was typed in Word. The embossed paper is one my mom did with inking the folder. The cardstock is Colorbok. I colored her with copics. I am finding that coloring pages are not as detailed and let me color easier with the copics until I hone my skills. I love layering paper. The edges were inked in blue jean by Tim Holtz. I have a hard time using pastels but this did turn out.

Same image above. The cardstock is still Colorbok. I love this fiber. I got it years ago in a Big Lot clearance bin. It just keeps going. I think it fits with a duck. The fiber looks like feathers. The little sunshine charm matched the dark pinks. The edges were inked with Old Paper distressed ink by Tim Holtz. The polka dot dp is Slab 6.

Chics Have Arrived!

I found this image on a coloring page for download. I think she is adorable!

The cardstock is Colorbok for these. The purple cards all were inked with Colorbox chalk ink in purple. The greens were Tim Holtz old paper. The bling is studio g. The yellow fiber is more of my stash. The sentiment is made in word. The one says Happy Easter all over it and is used as the sentiment. The polka dot is Slab 6.