Hi friends, it’s Carly. I hope you’ve been enjoying Easter Theme Week so far! Are you looking for an extra special Easter card idea? I think I have one for you…it has bunny ears and glitter!!!
The Bunny Face Shaker is already so versatile (and adorable), whether you use it as a shaker or just a sweet bunny face. But I would argue that it’s even cuter when you just use the ears, LOL! Using just part of a die is one of my favorite ways to stretch my supplies and I love “off the edge” shakers!
The card is super simple to make! Partially die cutting the Bunny Face from colored cardstock creates the shaker window. Then a little scrap plastic wraps around a white cardstock panel to create the shaker pocket. After adding a stamped sentiment or two and adhering everything together, you’ve got a sweet & sparkly Easter card!
Hi friends! It’s Caly with you today and I am so excited to share this bunny cupcake card with you using some previously released products from Pretty Pink Posh. I bet some of you already have these awesome die sets in your stash and can easily make a card like this one!
Between the two die sets mentioned above, I was able to create the bunny cupcake with ears, little hands, and feet! I just love that this bunny is wearing a cupcake. Yes, you can have a cupcake AND eat it, too!
I used the Stitched Torn Rectangles Dies to die-cut a decorative border for the background panel before attaching everything together. To finish, I stamped a sentiment using the Easter Greetingsset.
I hope you enjoyed this card! I had so much fun making it! Happy Spring!
I created a lucky-themed design featuring adorable critters, layered greens, and an action wobbler that makes the puppy image wiggle right on the front of the card.
I started by blending Sprout and Parsley ink to create a soft green background. Then I layered the Lucky Words stencil over the top using the same colors for a subtle tone-on-tone effect. To finish, I added splatters of white acrylic paint and gold metallic ink for extra texture and sparkle.
Using the Shamrock Border die, I cut three shades of green cardstock and alternated the colors to create a playful layered border that enhances the lucky theme.
For assembly, I started with the sentiment at the top, followed by the critters, and finished with the shamrock border along the bottom. Thin foam squares add dimension behind the kitty, while an action wobbler behind the puppy brings movement and interactive fun to the design.
Adding interactive elements like action wobblers is an easy way to make your cards more engaging and memorable. This lucky-themed design combines layered textures, bright coloring, and movement for a playful finished card.
I hope you were inspired by this video. Thanks for spending time with me!
Hi Friends! Carly here and I have a super easy interactive card design to share with you! It’s my first time creating a pop-up card like this so I would love & appreciate your thoughts!
Hi friends, it’s Carly here today. Do you use masking techniques in your cardmaking? I LOVE masking because it feels like magic but it’s actually so simple!
To create this rainy stenciled background, all I needed was a little low-tack masking tape and the Raindrops stencil. So easy peasy!
I placed tape on a white cardstock panel to create a U shape. Then I applied Distress Oxide Salvaged Patina ink with a blending tool. Next I used the Raindrops stencil with Distress Oxide Blueprint Sketch ink to add the raindrops.
After removing the masking tape, I stamped the sentiment from the Spring Blooms set and then adhere the umbrella handle and umbrella (from the Springtime Holder Additions) to the card.
I hope you were inspired by this and video. Thanks so much for stopping by!
This project is full of cheerful spring details and fun dimension, making it a perfect card to celebrate the season.
I have a video tutorial that walks you through all of the products used along with the step-by-step assembly process, so be sure to check that out for the full creative experience!
To give the die-cut pieces more depth and visual interest, I used ink blending in colors that coordinated with the cardstock choices. This simple technique adds subtle shading and dimension without overwhelming the design.
For the shaker element, I filled it with Bunny Hop Shaker Beads for movement and texture, and added Lemon Drop Jewelsto the flower centers for a touch of sparkle and shine.
It’s such a super cute spring-themed card, and I hope it inspires you to create something bright and happy today.
I decided to use vellum for my umbrella from the Springtime Holder Additions Dies. To elongate the umbrella arm, I partial die-cut to add length. The vellum just makes it whimsy, don’t you think? If you want to add color to the vellum, I recommend using alcohol markers on the backside of the vellum. I left it as is.
Use the solid layer of the Decorative Easter Egg die set to cut a little cardstock and a lot of tissue paper, then glue them together on the folded edge to make a fluffy Easter Egg surprise!
I hope you were inspired by this and video. Thanks so much for stopping by!
The February 2026 Release is now available in the Pretty Pink Posh Shop and select retailers that carry our products. If you missed our post yesterday, we revealed all of the products in picture form, but if you would like to see them in a video, Mindy has that for you today!
Hi Crafty Peeps! Debbie here with the most adorable Easter Bunny Mugs from the new Easter/Spring release at Pretty Pink Posh! This release is packed with so much cuteness with the Dies, Stencils and Stamps! I’m loving the Chicks and Bunnies, then with all the flower dies I’m in heaven!
I decided to start off making one of the Easter Bunny Mugs, but doing her in pink to make her more playful! Using two shades of pink card stock and then inking on the edges for some dimension. I gave her a sweet face with the googly eyes, lashes, and rosy cheeks, then of course the Polka Dot handle.
Next with the new Mini Checker Stencil, I lightly ink blended a pink ink onto a standard A2 panel. Keeping it heavier in the center and fading off to the sides. Then with the Pinking Rectangle Dies I die-cut the panel out. Popping up the Bunny Mug and adhering it to the panel.
Next, I die-cut out some of the carrots, bow, eggs and Glitter marshmallows from the Easter Bunny Mug dies. With the Springtime Holder Additions Dies, I die-cut out some of the greenery and the smaller eggs. I started to tuck and pop up the die cuts all around her and placing a carrot in her paw. For a final touch I add one smallLilac Pearlto the center of the bow.
Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful crafty day!
Welcome to the last day of sneak peeks of the February 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the new stamps sets, along with the Eyelet Diamondsdie set.
Hi, friends! It’s Melissa and I’m here with you today sharing three cards that will get you ready for Spring. This release is all about Easter, eggs, daffodils, bunnies, and more! Let’s get started!
My Hello Spring card uses the darling, newSpring Blooms stamp set and coordinating dies for my focal point. I layered two of the new Eyelet Diamonds die cuts and mounted the pretty flowers on top. I used patterned paper to piece together the pot and Copic markers to color in my flowers.
For the background I have used the fun, new Raindrops stencil in a soft aqua. They are delightful and definitely give off Springtime vibes.
My sentiment also comes from the Spring Blooms stamp set and has a fun coordinating die that allows you to layer your sentiment over elements on your card front and really make it pop!
My second card was so much fun to create. I used the new Easter Tags stamp set and coordinating dies to piece together a fun card. I’ve used three of the Easter Tags and used my Copic markers to color them in.
Next, I layered them over a die cut Notched Rectanglesblock of white cardstock. I added butterflies from the new Springtime Holder Additions dies and flowers from the Spring Foliage die collection. These dies helped fill in my card front and add dimension and personality.
The new Mini Checker Stencil was used over aqua cardstock to create my fun background filled with interest and pattern!
For my last card, I began with the new Watercolor Circle stencil and added raindrops once again using the Raindrops stencil. These little drops of stenciled water add so much to the background and look like they’re coming from the new Stitched Cloud dies. I adore these!
I used the new Easter Word Scenes stamps and coordinating dies in the center of my card and colored these darling images in used Copic Markers.
To finish my card, I brought in more daffodils using the new Potted Daffodils stamps and coordinating dies, and even a secondary sentiment at the bottom. This is the sweetest stamp set! All that was missing was some Stickles glitter and gems.
Ready to see some wonderful samples from the team using these products? It’s so fun to see how we can use the same products in such a variety of ways!
It’s been such a treat to create for you today. Thanks for joining us for the sneak peeks! We’ll be back tomorrow with the full picture reveal, so you can start to put together your wish lists!
