Flight of the Easter Bunny

Here comes that wacky rabbit again.  Above is the front and below is the inside of another Easter card.

Credits:  Stamps:  Words - Inque Boutique, Bunny - D.J. Inkers

Papers - Patterned - Heidi Grace (Fiskars), White/pink - DCWV, Turquoise/black  Wausau

Ink- Ancient Page- Turquoise and Coal Black

Punch - Fiskars

White pen - Ranger Inkssentials

Cuttlebug - Swiss Dots embossing folder

Die cut was one of my first attempts using Cricut Design Studio and Welding

The waving rabbit was colored with good old Crayola markers!

Flight of the Easter Bunny

Hope you are making all the necessary preparations for Easter.  Here is an "Easter Parade" of ATCs.  Leave a

comment if you what to know the source of any of

the images.

Flight of Challenge (Paper Craft Planet SK032809)

Here is my version on Paper Craft Planet's Sketch Challenge of the week.  It is an Easter card as the blossoms have been stamped with "Happy Easter" over and over.  You probably can't see it in the photo, but it is visible in person.  I didn't have a flower embellishment in this color so I tore apart an artificial carnation and used two of the petal pieces with a pom-pom cut from a pom-pom trim for the center.  The flower foliage and stem was made by cutting parts off  fern punched pieces.

Credits:

Stamps- "Happy Easter" - Jim Stephan (milk carton set), Blessing and flower - Heidi Grace (Fiskars) We are family set.

Die- Smallest circle in the Spellbinders Nestabilities Standard Circles Small set

Carnation petals - Walter Trading Co.

Pom-pom - Making Memories trim

Ink - Ancient Page Sunburst

Punch - Fern from Make an Impression

Paper - White glossy - Xerox, Yellow and green - Wausau Papers

Polka- Dot adhesive border strips - Unknown - Came is a grab bag I won at Craft Warehouse

Flight of Challenge (Rubbernecker Wacky Wed. #4)

The Rubbernecker Wacky Wednesday challenge was to make an Easter card suitable for a child.

I'm sure children of all ages would be amused by bunny bottoms and anything that uses stickers.  I took piano lessons for ages and gave piano lessons for several years and I still haven't outgrown my love of stickers.  (For those who never took piano lessons it is quite common to put a sticker on the page when you "passed" a particular piece of music.)

Credits:

Stamp - Rubbernecker Grand Bunny Bottoms

Paper - Wausau Papers, DCWV and Making Memories (eyelet pattern paper)

Paper Frills - Doodlebug designs (pink paper rick rack)

Buttons - Favorite Findings by Blumenthal Lansing Co.

Scrapper's Floss - Karen Foster

Ribbon - Making Memories

Stickers - American Greetings

Felt Easter Scatter - World Market Cost Plus