It's
time to start thinking about one of my favorite holidays...Easter!
Don't you just love all the candy and goodies that come out near Easter
and the weather? I love when the weather starts to warm up, the birds
start to sing, and the flowers start to bloom with the beginning of
Spring and Easter! So obviously I need to create an Easter card to send
to our loved ones. So this is what I came up with...
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I
used the Basic Gray Chevron DSP from the I Am Me DSP pack for my
background. Then, added some Pear Pizzazz card stock cut with the new
Fringe Scissors to look like grass. To create the eggs, I used the
Extra-Large Oval punch and punched out 2 eggs, embossed them using the
Decorative Dots (SAB) Embossing Folder to add some detail, and then
colored at random some of the dots with Crisp Cantaloupe, Coastal
Cabana, Daffodil Delight and Pear Pizzazz markers. I added a piece of
Lucky Limeade Baker's Twine tied in a bow to the edge of my DSP and
grass layer before adding it to a Whisper White card base. The thing I
love about the Baker's Twine is that the colors mixed with the white
twine in the Baker's Twine make it so much easier to make similar colors
go together. I added the "happy Easter" sentiment from the (retired)
Well Scripted set in Coastal Cabana and then punched it out using the
Large Oval punch. I decided to make the words pop by layering it on top
of a piece of Bermuda Bay card stock that was punched out using the
Scallop Oval punch. A quick and easy card that will be easy to
duplicate for family and friends this Easter.
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Ingredients
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Stamps:
o (retired) Well Scripted
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Paper:
o I Am Me DSP 4” x 5 ¼”
o Whisper White card stock 4 ½” x 11” (scored at 5
½”) and scraps for punches
o Bermuda Bay scraps for punch
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Ink:
o Crisp Cantaloupe
o Coastal Cabana
o Daffodil Delight
o Pear Pizzazz
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Tools and Accessories:
o Fringe Scissors
o Lucky Limeade Baker's Twine
o Extra-Large Oval Punch
o Large Oval Punch
o Scallop Oval Punch
o Decorative Dots (SAB) Embossing Folder
o Stampin' Dimensionals
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