I own one Easter stamp, and one Easter sentiment stamp, from Stampin' Up!, but was determined to come up with something a little different to what I've already shared here.
I decided I wanted a slightly vintagey feel to my Easter card, drawing inspiration from the colours and patterns in Stampin' Up!'s gorgeous Beau Chateau Designer Series Papers. It's hard to see in the photo, but I stamped the left-hand panel of DSP with the small floral spray from Established Elegance (in Pink Pirouette), and the bird eggs from Nature Walk (in Crumb Cake).
Here's the rather "girly" Easter card I made (well, isn't it normally girls and women who appreciate cards more??!):
Stamps: Give a Gift, Teeny Tiny Sentiments, Nature Walk, Established Elegance
Card: Crumb Cake, Pink Pirouette, Very Vanilla
DSP: Beau Chateau Designer Series Paper
Ink: Crumb Cake stampin' pad, Timber Brown Staz-On inkpad (not SU!), Pink Pirouette stampin' pad
Other: Victoria crochet trim, XL Oval punch, Scallop Edge border punch, Word Window and Modern Label punches, Designer Frame embossing folder, sponge dauber, Itty Bitty shapes punch, Basic Pearls, Watercolour Crayons and aquapainter, mini glue dots
The rest of the Design Team have some amazing Easter ideas, so make sure you check them out here! We look forward to seeing what you come up with, too.
Very girly and very cute! Love the vintage look and I think you are right in saying females appreciate cards more.
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Such an excellent way to use the oval embossing folder. Love that you've used 'non' Easter dsp and made it look so perfectly Easter. Lovely card Christine.
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Love the soft look you've created. Bunny looks great in the frame & the background papers & flowers work really well together.
ReplyDeleteIsn't he just the cutest bunny rabbit! Reminds me of EH Shepard's illustrations from the original Winnie-the-Pooh books. (oh yeah, I cherish mine to this day!). The paper is so retro, so soft, takes me back to the good ol' days ... and I'm rambling. What I'm trying to say, Christine, is that I LOVE your card. There you have it! :-)
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Love your gorgeous soft colours Christine and a very clever use of the embossing folder, it fits that image perfectly.xxx
ReplyDeleteSO cute!! I love the dry embossed frame!! Thanks for popping by my blog:)
ReplyDeleteI love the colours you've used on your card Christine and especially the way you've used the frame around the egg. (I still haven't used these frames yet :o) It is such a pretty card with the lace and pearl embellishments.
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable card, Christine. Happy Easter to you and thanks for the heads up on 112 ;) with the slip of a button.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful soft colours to make a very sweet Easter card. That cute bunny takes centre stage especially when framed so wonderfully.
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So sweet & pretty Christine. I love the colour palette you have used & the soft, vintage feel it invokes. Hugs :)
ReplyDeleteAwwwww, so cute! I love that little bunny image and you colored it so beautifully! And I love the frame around it--it works perfectly with that image.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful inspiration, Christine! I love seeing what you do for this challenge each week even if I don't find time to play.
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