Hello, there! It’s Marge here. Today I have two Easter themed cards to share with you featuring the brand new Bunny Friends Stamp Set.

To begin,  I stamped images of the Bunny Friends Stamp Set, colored them using copic makers, then cut them all using Bunny Friends Coordinating Dies. ​

Next, I prepared an A2 sized Bristol paper and ink blended it using Distress Inks: Mowed Lawn, Twisted Citron, Tumbled Glass, and Mermaid Lagoon.

Next, I cut white cardstock using the Happy Easter Shaker, then I cut the inner scripts out of it to make an egg shaped floral frame for bunnies. The frame was colored lightly with Tattered Rose and Twisted Citron.

I stamped a sentiment from the Easter Friends set on the upper left corner of the panel, foam mounted egg frame on the center using double sided square foam adhesives, then adhered cute images inside and around the frame.

As embellishment, I adhered ​Spring Green Jewels, Shamrock Jewels, Buttercream Jewels, and Sea Glass Jewels. I really love how the jewels sparkle on the card.

For my second card, I ink blended an A2 sized Bristol paper using distress inks : Mowed Lawn, Twisted Citron, Tattered Rose, Dried Marigold, and Worn Lipstick.

I then made a Happy Easter Script Die cut and colored with copic markers * E47-E44-E43-E42 and adhered on the panel. Next, I put the Scallop Frames cut, then adhered images of Easter Friends Stamp Set and Bunny Friends Stamp Set.

I finished off the card by putting Jewels (Watermelon Jewels, Pink Blush Jewels, Buttercream Jewels, Spring Green Jewels, and Pansy Purple Jewels)

Now the two cards are finished. Thanks for reading this post. Did you enjoy it? Hope to see you again in a future post.

Marge

Hi Pretty Pink Posh Friends! Shannon joining you today with another creation for Easter theme week! For my card today I used the adorable new Bunny Friends stamp set.  I’m seriously in love with the different little bunnies in this set! I also used some of the new dies!

 

 

I stamped my sweet little bunnies and smaller images on separate white card stock, colored in using Copic markers and cut out using the coordinating dies, and adhered them over my colorful eggs.

For my sentiment, I wanted something a little bit colorful so I decided to cut off  the easter sentiment from the Easter Egg Shaker die that I die cut from water color paper and used Zig real brush markers to lay a bunch of colors down and then used my water brush to blend the colors in a bit better.

To finish my card off I added some Pink Blush, Pansy Purple and Spring Green Jewels!

I loved joining you today for Easter theme week! Stop by tomorrow for another fun day of Easter inspiration!

Hello friends, Thi here! I’m so excited to share with you my card for Pretty Pink Posh’s Easter theme week. I had a lot of fun mixing two of my favorite Easter stamp sets, Easter Friends and the new Bunny Friends from the March release.

Let’s get to it! To start, I ink blended my background with Distress Ink in Abandon Coral and Antique Linen onto an A2 size piece of Bristol smooth cardstock. I splashed some water and lifted it up to get those water droplets then I took more Abandon Coral and mixed it with some water and splattered the ink with a paintbrush. I left this to dry and moved on some coloring and die cutting.

I colored images from both stamp sets, particularly a lot of eggs from the Easter Friends stamp set. My plan was to make an Easter egg hunt scene. After I colored all my images, I started die cutting them all as well as other pieces I needed for my scene.

First, I die cut a white picket fence using the Picket Fence Die. I decided I need two pieces of grass to create a fun dimensional Easter egg lawn. I die cut a taller piece of grass out of green cardstock using a die from the Scallop Border 1 Dies. I then cut a shorter piece using the Stitched Borders 2 die. The idea was to create a lawn where eggs may be laying out during an Easter egg hunt!

Once the background that I created earlier was completely dry, I heat embossed the Happy Easter sentiment with white embossing powder.

Tip: Make sure it’s completely dry before doing this otherwise you will have embossing powder stuck everywhere!

Finally! My favorite part: assembly time. I glued my white picket fence on with Ranger Multi Media Matte glue. I then adhered the bigger green grass piece on top of it. I popped up the shorter grass piece with foam tape. Then I decided to put foam tape on my three little friends so they stood out in the scene. Then I took a tape runner and stuck eggs everywhere! The entire piece was adhered to an A2 card base.

Hello everyone! Lexa here and this week, Pretty Pink Posh is having an Easter theme week. I think it will be a perfect opportunity for you to find some inspiration for the upcoming holiday. Since PPP has many choices of Easter theme products, you’ll find many items you need! *wink*

Let’s get started with my Easter card. I use Easter Egg Shaker Dies as the vocal point of my card, I placed it in the center. I use watercolor paper to die cut the Easter egg and then color it with Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolor palete. After the paints dried out, I adhere it on top of thick transparent plastic for the window. Some small size Buttercream Jewels are also adhered with glossy accent to embellish the red flowers. I love how contrast the colors are. You must agree that these brand new jewels are to die for! They are super pretty.

As for the background of my card, I blended Mowed Lawn and Tumbled Glass Distress Inks for the grass and the sky. Those adorable bunnies (my ultimate favorite of the new release!) from Bunny Friends Stamp Set are stamped with Versafine black ink and I watercolor them with Distress Inks. What’s an easter card without those bunnies, right?! I used the cheerful Tutti Fruitti Sequins Mix inside the shaker Easter egg. I just love love love how it turned out. The happy colors are so cute!

Thank you so much for stopping by today, don’t forget to leave me some love if you like this card as much as I do. And also wait for tomorrow, we have more inspiration and wonderful ideas… stay tuned to the PPP blog.

Hello everyone, Joni here and welcome to Day 2 of Easter Theme Week. For my project I used the new Happy Easter Shaker Die and Lemon Drop Jewels. I also used the fun Bunny Friends stamp set and Bunny Friends Coordinating Dies.

To begin, I first cut my card base and background paper from Lawn Fawn Gingham in 6×6. Then die-cu the Happy Easter Shaker on a white card stock.

Next, I cut the top of my card base to create a pop-up images inside.

Next, I distressed my pink panel and colored the Happy Easter Shaker die with Copic makers to give it more interest.

As for the inside of the card I added the cute bunnies from Bunny Friends stamp set and Bunny Friend Coordinating Dies. I also added the same patterned paper from the same 6×6. Aren’t those bunnies super cute?

For the outside of the card I also added some dots using Copic Marker and Lemon Drop Jewels to finish off the card.

Hello, Gemma here and welcome to the first day of our Easter Theme Week here on the Pretty Pink Posh blog. My card today features three cute bunny friends popping out from behind some Easter eggs.

I began by blending some different colours of distress oxide inks on to white card. I chose lots of bright spring colours. I die cut the Decorative Eggs from the ink blended card, plus some extras of the solid egg in the set from white card. I’ll use these as backing pieces to build my Easter eggs.

I added some tape adhesive to the white eggs, then layered the coloured eggs on top, mixing them up so the stripes are different colours to the frames. Next, I die cut the large Scallop Frame from white card and added some colour to it with shaded lilac distress oxide ink. I adhered the frame onto a white card base.

From the Bunny Friends stamp set, I chose the bunny that looks like it’s jumping. I stamped the image three times, colouring them with copics and die cutting with the coordinating die. I added some foam tape behind two of the Easter eggs, and tape runner adhesive behind the other two. This gives some nice dimension and makes it easier to overlap them. Before I adhered the eggs to the card, I added the bunnies with tape runner flat to the card base. Once the eggs are added on top, they look like they are jumping out.

For the sentiment, I die cut the Happy Easter Shaker die three times – twice from white card and once from some ink blended card to match the pink in the eggs. I cut out the words from the Shaker die cuts, then layered them together to get a dimensional sentiment. I adhered the words at the top of the card, in a line. I just love that the sentiment fits together so well in this layout.

I finished with some watermelon jewels around the bunnies for a touch of sparkle.