Time for some more Easter Cards!!
This time 'Easter Bunny' features with WeRMemory Keepers and by using one 12x12 diecut paper, two shaped cards are formed.
Step 1
Cut Cotton Tail English Garden Diecut 12x12 in half
Step 2
Fold in half
Step 3
Using Cotton Tail Glitter Sentiments 12 x12 - cut out the little oval window block for the first card, (and the little bunny block to the left of it as this is for the second card) Cut out the little oval centre, and keep it aside - we need that for bunny's little bottom!
Step 4
Cut out a little rectangle piece of Simply Spring 'Grass'Cardstock (its to back the oval window)
Step 5
Have a little 'fiddle' where the paper piecing would go. No sticking down... Turn the little cut out oval piece over to its white side and place under the lower corner of the frame
I had this wonderful blue Cotton Tail Glitter Polka Dots paper - and cut out a little glitter dot - just for his tail! ( its not a waste of a 12x12 sheet because I'll use this paper for something else and cover that little dot space up with a photo or something
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Step 6
Time to use those fabby Easter Rubons using the green 'Easter' word and the blue 'bunny' word.
Step 7
Try measure up where the words would go, rub them on and start to stick down.
Step 8
Cut out some little white oval feet and tiny pink soles to go on the inside of the feet, then dangle them just outside the hole. Add a lace bow and a line of Easter Egg Stickers
Step 9
A sentiment from the Cotton Tail Easter Egg Stickers suits perfectly for inside the card
Step 10
Run some green ink around the edges - and Card 1 all done
Card 2
I've kinda left this card front a little more plain than Card 1, there's a reason for that.... check out the next photo...
Inside Card 2 -
Isnt if fabulous! Tells a whole story in there all by itself! There's a lot going on with the inside of the card so I didnt want to overdo the cover of the card.
The only thing I've added is a strip of Simply Spring 'Grass'Cardstock for a 'post' and one of the glitter cut outs of the Cotton Tail Glitter Sentiments for the sign
I hope you've found some inspiration to get those Easter Cards done!