This card has a very artistic flair coloring the stamps with watercolors, layers of pattern papers and pretty ribbon add the perfect finishing touches. Visit the Art Impressions blog for a closer look.
Easter is coming soon and that means the Easter Bunny and all his friends are dyeing and hiding eggs, making chocolate replicas of themselves and putting together sweet baskets to place among all the new Spring flowers.
To help get you inspired to make wonderful cards for Easter I’ve gathered up some of my current favorites using lots of new stamps, dies and papers. Below each photo will be a link that contains more info including products used, tutorials and more details.
Amy R used new stamps, stencils and dies from Pretty Pink Posh to create 2 cute cards featuring bunnies and lots of carrots. How cute is that rabbit mug design!? Visit the Prairie Paper and Ink blog for a video tutorial.
This sweet bunny is popping up to wish someone a very Happy Easter! I love the soft pink floral dry embossing on the card background and the little gold gems to match the gold sentiment. Visit Annie Williams’ blog for more info.
The gold foiling works so well with the soft pastel colors on these 3 amazing Easter Cards. I love the different techniques used with the foiling combining it with stamping, ink blending and die cutting! Find tutorials on the Ellen Hutson blog.
I think this bunny might have eaten a bit too much chocolate and gotten himself stuck in the fence and his friends aren’t quite sure what to do. This fun scene card from Irina uses products from Whimsy Stamps and was spotted on their Instagram.
These designs have an elegant feel with intricate patterned backgrounds, die cut lattice work, pretty die cut flowers and leaping rabbits. Find more details at the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog.
Layering stamps are a quick and easy way to add coloring using ink pads instead of coloring in the images. These fun new layering stamps from Papertrey Ink have cute bunnies and baskets. You’ll find 14 additional Easter and Spring cards from their design team on their blog.
These sweet and simple cards were made with stamps, dies and inks from Tim Holtz. Cheiron takes you through the steps of how she made them over on the Simon Says Stamp blog.
This lovely card has a vintage feel using a Polaroid die along with aged and deckle cut paper edges and watercolor with a pale stamped ink outline. Visit the Hello Bluebird Stamps blog for all the details.
This fun shaker card has so much color from ink blending, texture from heat embossing and an interactive element with the sequin shaker. And don’t forget the adorable stamped rabbit colored with Copic Marker. Take a closer look at this project over on the Picket Fence blog.
This wonderful vintage inspired card has a dry embossed background, paint splatters, inking on the edges, gold embossed sentiment and a die cut bunny that reminds me of the traditional chocolate bunnies I got when I was little. Visit the Trinity Stamps blog for more info.
This pretty card was made with stamps and dies from The Greetery. The stamped flowers form a wreath behind the arch that features a die cut bunny and eggs, all with coordinating ink and cardstock colors. Visit The Greetery blog for more.
You might think of snow globes as only for Winter or Christmas but why not use them all year round for other occasions too like this adorable card from Megan. She created an Easter Snow Globe Card featuring stamps and dies from Lawn Fawn. Hop over to their blog for a closer peek.
And lastly who says rabbits have to be brown or white or gray? Color your stamped images however you’d like, add pink bunnies if you want! This super cute card uses stamps from Clearly Besotted, find out more about it on their blog.
I hope you’ve been inspired to make some wonderful cards for Easter this year. Now hop to it and get creating!
-Heather
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