The bunnies were stamped onto 140lb cold pressed watercolour paper and coloured with Faber Castell watercolour pencils and a small round brush. I added some Kindyglitz Crystalina to the easter eggs, the bunny's bow and the butterfly. The gorgeous lacey pink diecut was made with a die by My Favorite Things called Die-namics Decorative Doily Die.
The main image is up on 1mm mounts (dimensionals). The gorgeous sparkly pink ribbon was added in 2 separate elements and the bow itself was made with my Bow Easy.
The flowers are from my stash - although the yellow flower was originally white and I coloured it with a yellow Bic Mark-It. The leaves were handcut and I ran them through my CB using my Craft Concepts Budding Vine ef just to add some texture.
I am entering this card into the A Spoon Full of Sugar Challenge 147 of 'All creatures great and small' - anything to do with animals or pets - as well as the CCEE Stampers Challenge CCEE1114 where they want you to use a doily die or lace on your project (or both). I have links and deets on my Blog.
Registered: September 19, 2010 Location: Tacoma, Washington Posts: 8979
Wed, Apr 13, 2011 @ 6:08 AM
How cute!!! Love your coloring, you really bring those bunnies to life!!
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Fri, Apr 15, 2011 @ 9:17 PM
very sweet card! great coloring!
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Mon, Apr 18, 2011 @ 7:05 PM
Thanks for the technique explanation, love the idea of running leaves through the CB for embossing- it is just a gorgeous card and the bunnies are so adorable! Snazzy pink bow, too
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