Happy Easter everyone! Joanne is our Paper Players hostess today and I couldn't help making just one more Easter card using these cute Impression Obsession bunnies! Here's our prompt for her color challenge:
I was looking through some scraps of DSP and I came across a little piece of this sweet Little Fawn and Friends paper by Craft Consortium; I sort of "forgot" that I had it....that never happens to you, does it? Anyway, there was a piece with a circle already diecut from it so I decided to use the remaining "frame" to make a little pastel green square card:
I used a piece of Soft Seafoam to create a 4 1/4" square card and placed my frame over it.
In the opening, I used a diecut Easter greeting from Pretty Pink Posh, then placed my little bunnies, stamped in Smoky Slate, around the edge:
I just happened to have a scrap piece of Certainly Celery ribbon hanging around, so I formed that into a bow shape and added it to the top. Aren't those bunnies sweet against that pretty pale gray paper and little snowdrops?
I hope you'll play along with our pastel color challenge this week! Be sure to hop on over to the Paper Players blog to see what beautiful creations the team made! Then you can share yours too! See you there! Enjoy your day and be blessed!
Christ the Lord is risen today! Hallelujah!
| Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
| Stamps | Bunnies (Impression Obsession #D5643) |
| Card stock & Papers | Basic White, Soft Seafoam, Adhesive Sheets, Little Fawn & Friends DSP (Craft Consortium) |
| Ink | Smoky Slate |
| Accessories | Dimensionals, Certainly Celery Ribbon (ret) |
| Tools | Cut & Emboss Machine, Layering Circles Dies, Bunnies Dies (Impression Obsession DIE151-L), Fancy Easter Script Die (Pretty Pink Posh) |
He is risen indeed! To tell you the truth, I don't usually forget what patterned paper I have because I am always looking at it ;-) I should be USING it! Some I just can't part with and I know you know that feeling. Does Cassidy still hunt for Easter eggs? Have a blessed day.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how all of your greens match! and OF COURSE they look perfect with the grey bunnies!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, LeAnne!
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This is so sweet! Pretty shade of green! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeletesweet card LeAnne ~ Happy Blessed Easter to you and your beautiful family ((hugs))
ReplyDeleteThose bunnies are too cute and I just love the pastel green color with that little bow! Happy Easter to you today!
ReplyDeletePretty paper and cute bunnies, LeAnne! Hope you had a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card, LeAnne! Love the color and your sweet bunnies! Hope you & your family had a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteThose bunnies are sweet and definitely worth using again! Pretty card. Happy belated Easter!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, LeAnne. I love the colors. The celery and soft grey are wonderful together, and I am obsessed with that paper. Fabulous card. Happy Easter!
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jaydee
Adorable card! The bunnies are too cute! TFS
ReplyDeleteBelated Easter wishes to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteLeAnne, I just love these little bunnies! They are precious! Your big sentiment and sweet little bow add so much to this fabulous card! Perfect shade of green! Have a great upcoming weekend, My Friend!
ReplyDeleteLeAnne, I love that celery color of green and it seems perfect for Easter. I used to have a silk suit in that color that I absolutely loved, but alas, those size 10 days are gone, as is the green silk suit. (I have a photo of me in it at my son's college graduation from Earlham College in Indiana.) But this isn't all about me! Your card is wonderful, and that printed paper is exquisite!
ReplyDeleteXoxo, Fran
Love the soft greens and pretty background paper LeAnne - perfect for that diecut sentiment and your cute bunnies!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern paper...and it looks amazing with Soft Seafoam! The little bunnies are as cute as can be. A super sweet card for sure! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful LeAnne! Those little bunnies are the cutest and work so perfectly with the soft florals in the DSP along with the soft colors. Love everything about this one, my friend!
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