Easter Bunny Sketch

Hello Blogger Friends! Thanks for taking the time to stop and visit with the Charmed Life Blog.

Another weekend is upon us and in our house March Madness is at a frenzy. Well maybe not a frenzy but that's all that has been on the TV since Thursday (lol).

But, my hubby is a big college basketball fan. Not that I mind though because I was in my craft room all day yesterday and I hope to get in there again today.

 

My card for today is one that I made for my weekly DT post on the CottageCutz Blog. I used the MojoMonday sketch for the layout and Stampin'-Up cardstock and designer paper.

 

Today for your viewing pleasure, I am featuring the Easter Bunny & Chicks die. This die has two cute bunnies and 2 chicks.

This week I decided to make an Easter or spring card. So I selected my die and some bright patterned paper and cardstock. The whimsical pattern on the designer paper will fit well with the Easter bunny. I also thought this sketch would keep my layout more simple and still allow the patterned paper to be seen.  Let's get started with some details on how I created this card.

calypso coral card base: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"

gold soiree designer paper layer: 4 1/8" x 5 3/8"
white image panel: 2 7/8" x 3 1/2"
garden green layering panel: 3" x 3 5/8"

The bunny is cut in a cantaloupe shade of cardstock and his little bow in a medium green. The chick in a bright yellow and I shaded his wing with the same color of ink to give a bit of dimension.  Did some shading with cantaloupe ink around the bunny to add depth.

 

For the image panel, I sponged the bottom with a medium green ink for grass and also to ground the bunny image. I used a cloud template and added a few clouds with a light blue ink.

 

I wanted the sentiment in the corner of the card and the "some" word to be placed on an angle. I pulled out my stamp positioner to accomplish this. I taped off the 2nd line of the sentiment and stamped my first line. Then I taped off the "some" word and stamped my 2nd line.

 

 

All the preliminary work is done and I am ready for card assembly. For the long rectangle panel on the sketch I decided to use a flag. And, I added garden green enamel dots that matched the garden green cardstock to complete the card.

 

I hope I have given you some inspiration to create either an Easter card or a Spring card to send to someone special. That's it for me for this post. Until next time......God bless!

 

Dies I used to create card: