Easter comes a bit early this year, on the last day of March, so it’s time to begin working on creating fun Easter baskets, planning Easter egg hunts, what to cook for Sunday dinner and of course for us paper crafters we need to create some wonderful Easter cards to mail out to friends and family. I love rabbits, I’ve even had a few as pets over the years so the Easter Bunny is a favorite of mine so I thought we’d take a look today at some new handmade card ideas using stamps, dies and stencils featuring everyone’s favorite rabbit.
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The new Mr. Rabbit stamp set from Tim Holtz is very dapper and can be used not only for Easter but lots of other occasions too. Caly covered his bow tie with tied pink ribbon and added eggs and jelly beans for an amazing Easter Card. Visit the Simon Says Stamp blog for lots of ideas with these stamps.
This pretty in pink Easter card from Sheri features dies from Spellbinder with a cute bunny jumping into a basket full of carrots. Notice all the extra details like the floral paper, tied twine, stamped sentiment and tiny flowers with gems that take this card to the next level. Visit the Paper Crafty Creations blog for details.
Sharon decided to make her adorable bunny card interactive by adding a wobble to the back her sweet stamped girl bunny. If you’re not familiar a wobble is a spring with adhesive discs on each end that allows the image you adhere it to to bob, wiggle and dance. Visit the Art Impressions blog for more details.
Kimberly used perfect pearls on floral stamps to create a beautiful shimmery background and also used them to color in the two bunnies for more touches of sparkle on this darling Easter card. You can find step by step directions over on the Ranger Ink blog.
Keiko used dies to create this amazing Easter scene card, there’s so many wonderful layers and details! For the background she used inks and stencils that co-ordinate with the dies to easily add color and shading. Visit the Honey Bee Stamps blog for all the details.
How yummy is this Easter cupcakes card from Arsenia!? She used stamps, coloring them with Ohuhu markers and added lots of texture and details with a “torn” edged and pinhole dies for the frame and background and also added little die cut flowers and lacey frame dies for layering. Learn more at the Pretty Pink Posh blog.
This sweet die cut bunny is peeking in and hopping by with brand new products from Hero Arts. This card also has a pretty stenciled background and stamped sentiment. I spotted this idea on the Hero Arts blog.
The new Spring release from Lawn Fawn has super cute bunnies with little carrot cars they can zoom around in to spread some Easter cheer! I love the wavy road and rows of Tulips that Cris added to create a complete scene! Take a closer look on the Lawn fawn blog.
Faux postage is all the rage right now (check out this previous post I made about it) and Amy used this trendy technique to create the most adorable card! She designed little scenes with Easter rabbits and chicks in each section with stamps, colored with Copic markers. Find out more on the Hello Bluebird blog.
Irina used a trio of sweet bunny rabbit stamps from Whimsy Stamps, creating a simple grassy background with a masking technique and inks. I came across this card idea on the Irinacreaties Instagram page.
This lovely card from Rachel features a stamped bunny from Sunny Studios holding a basket, colored with Copic markers. He’s inside an oval die cut frame with a trendy teal polka dot pattern paper background with a stamped sentiment. Take a closer peek at the Rachel Alvarado Designs blog.
And lastly this wonderful card shows you don’t need lots of bunny’s or Easter themed stamps to create a terrific card. This idea repeats the same rabbit stamp 4 times but colors each in different pastel Spring colors, tying in the background with matching colors of die cut zig zags. Find more details at the Stampin’ with Amy K. blog.
I hope you’ve enjoyed taking a look at all these wonderful Easter Bunny cards!
-Heather
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