Hoppy Easter!

Hi everyone and happy happy Thursday!!

Today I am stopping in to share a sweet card using a new image from

 Digi Doodle Studios called Sweetie Spring Bunny.

Isn't that little bunny just as happy as can be with his big ol' carrot??

I created my card by creating a white top folding A2 cardbase and layering a piece of green checked patterned paper on top and strip of carrot themed patterned paper down the middle.

I printed out the Sweetie Spring Bunny image onto a piece of white Hammermill paper, colored it with my Copic markers and fussy cut it out. I created a little scene by using a square scallop die and a grass die, layering them onto a piece of light blue paper and popping it up onto my card front with foam tape. I created my scene and then added my bunny, tucking him behind the grass a bit, so that his floppy ear and the end of the carrot would overhang the frame for a little added visual interest. I stamped a sentiment onto a piece of white cardstock and used a banner die to cut it out, popping it up with more foam tape. 

I added a few white doodles to finish my card.

Copic Markers Used:

**Bunny: C00, C0, C2, C3, R000, R00**

**Outfit: B21, B23, B37**

**Carrot: YR12, YR14, YR18, YG61, YG63**

**Flower: YG63, Y11, Y15**

I would also like to play along in the following challenges: 

--Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: A Bit O Green--

--The Paper Funday: March 2026 #85 AG (Twist Fur/Feathers)--

&

--Polkadoodles: Challenge 3, WK2 AG--

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I appreciate it so very much!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill)
• Patterned Paper: Bunnies & Baskets (Echo Park)
• Image: Sweetie Spring Bunny (Digi Doodle Studios)
• Sentiment: Hoppy Easter (Gerda Steiner Designs)
• Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
• Dies: Spring Dies (Jaded Blossom), Stitched Square Scallop Frame & Blueprints 27 (MFT)
• Misc.: Foam Tape, White Paint Pen, Copic Markers

Hippity Hoppity!!

 Hi everyone and happy happy Monday!!

I hope your weekend was fabulous!

Today I am stopping in to share a sweet card using a new image from

 Digi Doodle Studios called Scottie Scooter Bunny.

 

I die cut a scallop rectangle, layering a piece of patterned paper on top. I colored that adorable little bunny with my Copic markers and used my Scan N Cut 2 to cut it out. I popped my image up with foam tape onto an oval and then layered my oval piece onto a white scallop oval. I added my oval piece to my patterned paper, printed out the sentiment and placed it onto my oval, overlapping it just a little. I added a strip of patterned paper below the sentiment and added some pink thread underneath the bunny before popping up my scallop panel onto a white A2 top folding card.

I love this image! 

I feel like the Easter Bunny getting around on a scooter would be the perfect way to get around and not get so tired. Don't you think? haha!

Copic colors used:

--Bunny: E40, E41, E43, R000, R01--

--Scooter: B21, B23, W1, W5, W7, Y11--

--Basket/Eggs: E43. E44, Y11. YG61, YR12, B00, R81--

I would also like to play along with the following challenge:

--Polkadoodles:Challenge 3, WK 1: Anything Goes--

--A Place To Start: March 2026: Anything Goes (No Squares)--

--Simon Says Stamp Wednesday: Anything Goes--

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I appreciate it so much!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Supplies Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill)
• Patterned Paper: Bunnies & Baskets (Echo Park)
• Image: Scottie Scooter Bunny (Digi Doodle Studios)
• Dies: Blueprints 27 (MFT), Stitched Oval Dies & Scallop Oval Dies (Jaded Blossom)
• Misc.: Crochet Thread, Foam Tape, White Paint Pen, Clear Wink Of Stella

Egg-celent Easter!

Hi everyone!

I hope your day is off to a fabulous start!

Today I am sharing a super cute, and simple, Easter themed card that I created.

This was so incredibly easy to make but I adore how it turned out!

I started by creating a top folding white card base and rounding the top two corners. I added a scallop rectangle towards the top of my card, layering some grass and a scallop border towards the bottom, leaving enough room to stamp my greeting. I used a Polka Dot Stencil and some Salvaged Patina Distress Ink to create some dots on a piece of white cardstock and then cut it out using a egg shaped die. I built my little chick using the following Jaded Blossom products: Gnome Dies: Chick Add Ons,  Gnome Dies: Easter Add Ons 2 (Tulip) & Owl Faces. I added my little chick to my card front and die cut some flowers to sit on the grass next to her. I finished my card with a few white Nuvo drops, some pearls for the flower centers & a little crochet thread bow in her hair.

Adorable!

I would love to play along with the following challenge:

**Jaded Blossom: February 2026: Stencils**

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill), Fake Tan (Lawn Fawn), All Others (Recollections)
• Patterned Paper: Butterfly Kisses & Hoppy Easter (Doodlebug Design)
• Stamps: Easter Tweetings & Owl Faces (Jaded Blossom)
• Dies: Spring Dies, Gnome Dies: Easter Add Ons 2, Gnome Dies: Chick Add Ons, Scallop Rectangle Sies 2, Border Dies (Jaded Blossom)
• Inks: Tuxedo Black Memento, Onyx Black Versafine, Salvaged Patina Distress
• Misc.: Polka Dot Stencil (Jaded Blossom), Foam Tape, Pearls, White Nuvo Drop, White Paint Pen, Pink Crochet Thread, Corner Rounder (WRMK)

Bunny Bait!

Hi everyone and happy Wednesday!

It's my day to post over on the Jaded Blossom Blog 

and I have one last Easter project to share with you today.

I couldn't resist making a little booth to hold some carrot shaped chocolates in.

I started by creating my booth base by using white cardstock and the Build A Booth die, along with the Build A Booth: Treat Box Add Ons. I covered the front of my box with more white cardstock but using the dies that come with the Build A Booth Die to get that awesome wood-grain stitching detail on the pieces, adding some little black enamel dots for the "nails".  I used the Build A Booth: Easter Add Ons to create the little carrot banner on the front. Next, I die cut some letters using the Build A Booth: Alphabet Add Ons to spell out "Bunny Bait" and adhered them to the top of my booth. I built that adorable bunny using the Gnome Friends: Bunny Die, Gnome Friends: Bunny Face Add On and the Bunny Friend Faces. I used the big carrot from the Build A Booth: Easter Add Ons for the carrot she is holding and gave her a little bow with some orange crochet thread to complete my box.  

So cute!!

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today and taking a look at my latest creation!
I really appreciate it!
I hope you have a great crafty day!

Jaded Blossom Products Used:

• Build A Booth Die
• Build A Booth: Treat Box Add On
• Build A Booth: Alphabet Add Ons
• Build A Booth: Easter Add Ons
• Gnome Friends: Bunny Die
• Gnome Friends: Bunny Face Add On
• Bunny Friends Faces

Other Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (MFT), Pink and Gray (Recollections)
• Patterned Paper: Plaid Polka Dot and Gingham Linen (Doodlebug Designs)
• Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black 
• Misc.: Foam Tape, Black Enamel Dots, White Crochet Thread

Jaded Blossom's April Challenge!

Hi everyone!!

Today starts a new challenge over at the Jaded Blossom blog!!

This month is.....Animals!

 We would love to see your projects that use those awesome Jaded Blossom stamps/dies!

Challenge Guidelines: 

1) Project must be new for this challenge, no back linking

2) Project must have a Jaded Blossom stamp, die, or stencil somewhere on it. 

3) Only one entry per person

Here is a look at the card that I created to share with you today...

With Easter right around the corner, I couldn't resist making a birthday card that had a 

Spring/Easter vibe for those Spring birthdays.

I created my card by creating an A2 cardbase from some Kraft cardstock. I added a strip of carrot patterned paper to one side and then added some doodling with my black Micron pen around the perimeter. I used the Stylized Rectangle Dies to cut out a piece of white cardstock and a piece of green patterned paper. I used the Spring Dies to cut a grassy edge on my green paper and added a sentiment from the Forest Friends (revamped) stamp set. I built my little bunny by using the Gnome Friends: Bunny Die, Gnome Friends: Bunny Face Add On and the Bunny Friend Faces. I added her to my Stylized Rectangle Panel and gave her a balloon to hold from the Balloon Dies and a carrot to hold using the Gnome Dies: Easter Add Ons 2. I completed my card by adding a tiny little orange bow to her hair using some crochet thread. 

Be sure to check out the Jaded Blossom blog to see what the rest of the DT made, they never disappoint! 

I hope you will play along, I would love to see what you make!

Thanks so much for stopping by today!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Jaded Blossom Products Used:

• Gnome Friends: Bunny Die
• Gnome Friends: Bunny Face Add On
• Bunny Friend Faces
• Gnome Dies: Easter Add Ons 2
• Balloon Dies
• Spring Dies
• Stylized Rectangle Dies
• Forest Friends (revamped)

Other Products Used:

• Cardstock: Kraft (Pen Gear), Pink (Recollections), White (Hammermill)
• Patterned Paper: Floral-Graph Rainbow & Hoppy Easter (Doodlebug)
• Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
• Misc.: Foam Tape, Glossy Accents, Crochet Thread, Black Micron Pen

Happy Easter Goody Bag!

 Hi everyone and happy Wednesday!

It's my day to post over on the Jaded Blossom Blog 

and I have a fun little Easter treat bag to share with you today.

For my project, I started by creating my treat bag using some white cardstock and the Goody Bag Die. I used the layering die that comes with the Goody Bag Die to cut out a piece of blue patterned paper so that I could build a little scene. I used the Spring Dies to cut out a piece of green patterned paper to create some grass and adhered that down, being sure to not add the adhesive all the way to the top. I used the Gnome Dies: Easter Add Ons to create my little Easter basket and filled it with some eggs that I cut out using the Build A Booth: Easter Add Ons. I tucked my basket behind the top of the grass, tilting it just a bit for a little whimsy. I stamped the bunny from the Large Bunny stamp set with Tuxedo Black Memento Ink onto some Copic friendly paper and did some simple coloring. I cut him out using the Large Bunny Outline Dies and popped him up onto my bag with some foam tape. I added some black enamel dots for his little eyes and some glasses using the Glasses Dies. I stamped my sentiment, also from the Large Bunny stamp set, and popped it up above the bunny with more foam tape. 

To close my little bag, I simply used a hole punch to create a small hole, threaded some plaid ribbon through and tied white ribbon into a bow to keep the plaid ribbon in place. 

I placed some white paper shred and some little Easter candies inside.

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today and taking a look at my latest creation!
I really appreciate it!
I hope you have a great crafty day!

Jaded Blossom Products Used:

• Goody Bag Die
• Large Bunny
• Large Bunny Outline Dies
• Glasses Die
• Spring Dies
• Build A Booth: Easter Add Ons (Eggs)
• Gnome Dies: Easter Add Ons (Basket)

Other Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill), Kraft (pen gear)
• Patterned Paper: Hoppy Easter (Doodlebug), Color Play (Park Lane)
• Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
• Copics: C00, C0, C1, C2, C6, R00, R20, RV000, RV91, R81
• Misc.: Foam Tape, Enamel Flower, Enamel Dots, Ribbon

Spring Is Here!

Hi everyone!

I hope you are having a fabulous day so far!

The sun is out, after a few days of nothing but rain, so no complaints from me lol!

I wanted to stop in and share a fun little goody box that I made with Easter in mind. 

I had so much fun making this!

I started by using the Octagon treat Box and Octagon Easter Add Ons to create my little box. I cut my box pieces out using Kraft cardstock, trimmed a bit off of the top and then inked up the lattice piece with some Vintage Photo distress Ink for a little depth. I used some fun patterned paper from Doodlebug to create my Scallop, bow, grass and eggs. I popped up the Scallop piece with some foam tape along the bottom of the Scallops so that it would be easier to tuck in the grass, eggs and chocolate bunny. I die cut some flowers and leaves, added them to the front of the basket and finished them with a little pearl to each of the flower centers. I stamped my sentiment and used a label die to cut it out, popping it up with more foam tape onto the front of the basket. I added a little bow to the basket handle to complete the look of my little Easter basket. 

I added some Easter grass and a few little pieces of candy to the inside. I think this turned out so cute and it was really quick to make! I might make a few more to have on the table for our family Easter dinner place settings. How cute would that be??

I would like to play along with the following challenges:

--Jaded Blossom: March Anything Goes--

--Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Add A Sentiment--

&

--Paper Craft Crew #560 Anything But A Card: Easter Treat--

Thank you so much for stopping by and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products used:

• Cardstock: Kraft (Pen Gear), Cilantro (Lawn Fawn), DK. Brown (SU!), Pink and Yellow (scraps)
• Patterned Paper: Easter Express (Doodlebug Designs)
• Inks: Black Versafine & Vintage Photo Distress
• Jaded Blossom Products: Octagon Treat Box, Octagon Easter Add Ons, Gnome Dies Easter Add Ons, Label Shape Dies 1, Fruit Dies, Bow Dies, Bunny Poop (revamped)
• Misc.: Pearls, Foam Tape, White Gel Pen

 

Hoppy Easter!

Hi everyone and happy Saturday!

I have a fun card to share with you today that I created using a new stamp set from 

Gerda Steiner Designs called Hoppy Easter

To create my card, I started by covering my white A2 cardbase with some plaid patterned paper. Next, I cut a strip of white cardstock and used an embossing folder for some subtle polka dots. I die cut a white scallop frame and adhered it to a piece of vellum, placing some blue patterned paper behind the vellum to soften the sky just a bit. I die cut a strip of grass and sandwiched it between the frame and vellum and added it to my card front with foam tape. I stamped the images from the Hoppy Easter stamp set with some Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored them with my Copic markers. I fussy cut them out and tucked them behind the grass to complete my scene. I stamped my greeting onto a piece of the blue patterned paper using some Versamark ink and heat embossed it using some white embossing powder. I popped it up onto my card with more foam tape and added some doodles to the eggs with a white gel pen. 

 

How sweet are those bunnies peeking out of the basket??

Copic Colors used:

--Bunnies: C00, C0, C1, C2, R20--

--Basket: E31, E33, E37--

--Purples: V12, V15--

--Pinks: R81, R85--

--Blues: B01, B04, B12--

--Greens: YG01, YG05--

Thank you so much for stopping by today!

I appreciate it so much!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

You can find me on Instagram: @staceyscreativecorner

Products used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill), Vellum
• Patterned Paper: Hoppy Easter (Doodlebug)
• Stamp: Hoppy Easter (Gerda Steiner Designs)
• Dies: Fishtail Foundations, Stitched Square Scallop Frame, Pop Up Wiper Components (MFT)
• Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black , Versamark
• Misc.: White Embossing Powder, Dots Embossing Folder, Foam Tape, Clear Wink Of Stella, Copic Sketch Markers

Happy Easter

Hi everyone!

I hope you are doing well!

This has been a super busy month so I haven't been able to craft as much as I would have liked but I decided before I started my housework today, I would pop into the craft room and get a card knocked out. 

Here is the card that I created:

When I saw this little bunny that Jaded Blossom released earlier this month, I knew I had to have it! I have been itching to play with it so I am super excited that I allowed myself a little "me time" to play.

Here's how I created my card...I started by using a polka dot stencil and some Picked Raspberry Distress Ink to create my background. I die cut my scallop frame four times, stacked them on top of each other and added them on top of my polka dotted background. I adhered the polka dot piece to a white A2 cardbase and started building my bunny. I cut out my bunny twice, once using gray cardstock and then again using white. I built my bunny, coloring some of the white pieces pink with a Copic marker and popping up the hands, feet and head with foam tape for some dimension. I die cut a little bow for her hair and a little Easter egg for her to hold and then added my bunny to a white stitched oval. Using foam tape, I popped up the oval onto a vellum oval before adding it to the card. I stamped my greeting, added it to the bottom of the oval and Voila! Super cute and easy card!

I would like to play along with the following challenges:

--Jaded Blossom: February Monthly Challenge: Stencils--

&

--Stencil Fun Challenge: February--

Thank you so much for stopping by and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill), Gray (SU!), Vellum (Recollections)
• Patterned Paper: hoppy easter (doodlebug)
• Jaded Blossom: Gnome Friends Bunny Die, Gnome Dies: Easter Add Ons, Rounded Rectangle Internal Scallops, Some Bunny Tag, Spring Banner Dies, Stitched Oval Dies
• Inks: Pinked Raspberry Distress Oxide, Black Versafine
• Misc.: Foam Tape, Black Enamel Dots, White Gel Pen, R81 Copic Marker

Happy Easter

 Hi crafty friends!

I hope you are all having a fabulous day so far!

Today I am popping in to share a card that I created using one of the new images released this month from All Dressed Up Stamps. 

This month, I was given the image called Egg Painting. 

I love all the images that were released this month but this one stole my heart. 

Isn't she just the cutest?

To create my card, I started with a white A2 cardbase. I added some plaid paper to the bottom before rounding the bottom two corners. Next, I added some pink patterned paper along with a white scallop to help separate the layers. I printed my image onto a piece of white cardstock and colored her in with my Copic markers. Once I had my image colored, I used a stitched rectangle die to cut her out and then stamped my sentiment before adhering her to my card front. I added some sequins, nuvo drops and a sheer ribbon bow to complete my card. I think this turned out so sweet!

Copic Colors used:

--Skin: E50, E51, E21, R00, R20--

--Hair: E53, E55, E57--

--Headband: C00, C0, RV000, RV10, R81--

--Paintbrush: E33, E31--

--Clothes: V000, V12--

--Table: C00, C0, C2, C4--

--Eggs-- 

Purples: V12, V000

Pinks: RV63, RV52

Blue Greens: BG32, BG10

Yellow: Y13, Y11

Blue: B01, B00

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (hammermill)
• Patterned Paper: Made with Love & Hoppy Easter (Doodlebug)
• Digital Stamp: Egg Painting (All Dressed Up)
• Sentiemnt: Bunny Poop (Jaded Blossom)
• Ink: Versafine
• Dies: Border Dies (Jaded Blossom), Stitched Rectangular Frame Dies (My Creative Time)
• Misc.: Sequins, White Sheer Ribbon, White Nuvo Drops, Corner Rounder

Happy Easter

Hi crafty friends!!

I hope you are all having a wonderful day!

Today I have a cute Easter themed candy box to share with you that I created using an image from 

Pink Gem Designs. 

With Easter right around the corner, I wanted to get a little jump start on making some little candy boxes and this little bunny from the Spring Bunnies set was perfect for this box! 

(There are 5 bunnies to choose from in this set!)

To create my project, I started by using the Milk Carton Die from Jaded Blossom and cutting it out in white, as well as the plaid layering pieces. I assembled my box and got to work on my bunny. I printed out my bunny onto some white Hammermill cardstock and colored her with my Copic markers. I used my Scan N Cut to cut her out and then popped her up onto a white die cut circle. I popped the circle up onto my box with more foam tape. I added my sentiment to the top of the box, filled it with some candy and used some mint green tulle to tie it shut. I added a little pink bow onto my bunny to complete my box. So so so cute!!!

Copic Colors Used:

--Bunny: E40, E41, E42, E44, R20, R00, R000--

--Chick: Y00, Y11, Y15, YR14--

--Carrot: YR12, YR14, YR18, YG05, YG03--

--Egg: BG10, BG11, BG13--

Thank you so much for stopping by and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill)
• Patterned Paper: Fairy Garden (Doodlebug)
• Image: Spring Bunny (Pink Gem Designs)
• Sentiment: Easter Train (Pink & Main)
• Dies: Milk Carton Die (Jaded Blossom)
• Misc.: Pink Crochet Thread, Mint Tulle, Foam Tape, White Gel Pen

Happy Easter

Hi everyone!

Happy April 1!!

Today starts a new challenge over at the 

Digi Doodle Studios Challenge Blog!! 

The theme for the month of April is....

Easter/Spring!

Here is a look at the card that I created:

 I covered my white A2 cardbase with some patterned papers and divided them with a small strip of pink paper. I die cut a circle, popped it up with foam tape onto a white scallop circle and adhered it to my card front. I printed out Whimsy and Everly onto a piece of Hammermill Digital paper and colored them with my Copic markers. After I had it colored the way I wanted, I used my Scan N Cut to cut them out and popped them up with more foam tape onto my die cut circle. I stamped my sentiment and popped that up with more foam tape underneath them. I completed my card by rounding opposite corners and adding a few enamel dots.

Copic Colors Used:

--Bunny: C00, C0, C1, C2, C3, Y00, Y11, RV91, R81, R20--

--Chick: Y00, Y11, Y13, Y15, YR02, YR01, B00, B000--

I would also like to participate in the following challenges:

--The Crafting Challenge: Anything Goes Easter--

--Dream Valley Challenges: #266 Springtime--

--Digi Choosday: WK 13 Anything Goes--

--Simon Says Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes--

You can find Mimsy & Everly in the Digi Doodle Studios store HERE

Be sure to check out the Digi Doodle Studios Challenge Blog and take a look at what my amazing Design Team Sisters created!

 I hope you will will play along with us, I would love to see what you create!

Thank you so much for stopping by today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill)
• Patterned Paper: Spring Fling (Echo Park)
• Digital Stamp: Mimsy & Everly (Digi Doodle Studios)
• Sentiment Stamp: Easter Basket Fun (Jaded Blossom)
• Dies: Stitched Circle Dies, Scallop Circle Dies (Jaded Blossom), Fishtail Foundations (MFT)
• Ink: Twilight (Colorbox)
• Misc.: Foam Tape, Enamel Dots, Corner Rounder

Somebunny Loves You

 Hi everyone and happy happy Wednesday!

I hope you are having a fabulous day!

 I was able to get in a bit of crafting. Yay! The weather is so beautiful in my area today that it definitely put me in a Spring type of mood, so I thought it would be fun to create a Easter card with a stamp that I recently got. 

I started my card by creating an A2 top folding card from some white cardstock and layering a piece of plaid patterned paper down the center. I pulled out a scallop border die and cut out two orange scallop edges to frame my plaid piece on the sides. I used a circle die to cut out two circles, one from blue patterned paper and one from green cardstock. I then used a grassy edge die on the green circle and heat embossed my sentiment with some white embossing powder before popping it up onto my blue circle with some foam tape.  Next, I stamped that sweet little bunny image using a stamp from Stamping Bella and colored it in with my Copic markers and cut it out using the coordinated die. I added some foam tape onto the back of my bunny and sandwiched her in-between my circle layers. I glued my circle piece onto the front of my card and finished it with some white Nuvo drops and of course a little pink bow in her hair. 

Isn't that little bunny adorable??

Copics Used:

--Carrot: YG03, YG25, YG17, YR02, YR04, YR18--

--Bunny: W0, W1, W3, R00, R20, R30--

I will be entering my card into the following challenges:

--The Paper Funday Challenge: #27 Anything Goes, twist of use green--

--Use Your Stuff: #417 Tartan Plaid/Checks--

--Double Trouble: #78: Green and Plaid (I did Thing 1, 3 and 2)--

--Simon Monday Challenge: Use Something Green--

--Simon Wednesday Challenge: A Bit O Green--

--The Cutie Pie Blog: #157 Bunnies & Blooms (Easter or Spring)--

Thank you so much for stopping by today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

--Cardstock: White (Neenah), Cilantro (Lawn Fawn)

--Patterned Paper: Simply Spring (Doodlebug), Floral-Graph Rainbow (Lawn Fawn)

--Stamps: Somebunny Loves You Bunny Wobble (Stamping Bella)

--Dies: Somebunny Loves You Bunny Wobble (Stamping Bella), Border Dies and Stitched Circle Dies (Jaded Blossom), Pop Up Wiper Card (MFT)

--Inks: Versamark, Memento Tuxedo Black

--Misc.: White Embossing Powder, White Gel Pen, Pink Crochet Thread, White Nuvo , Foam Tape

Bunny Basket

Hi everyone and happy happy Monday!

Today starts a new challenge over at the Bitten By The Bug 2 Challenge Blog!

The theme for this challenge is...

Create an Easter Bag, Basket or Box using your Cricut Machine.

Here is a look at the fun little project that I created to share with you today:

I have had this adorable Bunny Box by My Scrap Chick for a while and was pretty excited to actually build it lol! I cut the bunny from some white cardstock and stamped a sweet little face and whiskers on it from Peachy Keen before I assembled it. I cut the ears and nose from some white cardstock and popped it up with some foam tape for a little dimension. I also popped up his little hind legs with more foam tape. I used the Bow Dies from Jaded Blossom and created a fun double plaid bow tie for the front and added a little enamel heart to the center. I cut a strip of cardstock 1" by 11" and adhered each end to the inside of the bunny, turning the box into a basket.

I filled the inside with some crinkle paper and some yummy candy.

Thanks so much for stopping by today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!!

Be sure to stop by the Bitten By The Bug 2 Challenge Blog to see the creations my DT sisters  created and I hope you will create a project and join us! I would love to see what you create!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

--Cardstock: Recollections

--Patterned Paper: Spring Fling (Echo Park)

--Stamps: Here Kitty Kitty Face Asst & Teddy Bear Asst. (Peachy Keen)

--Dies: Bow Dies (Jaded Blossom)

--Ink: Tuxedo Black Memento, Manatee (Lawn Fawn)

--SVG: Bunny Box (My Scrap Chick)

--Misc.: Enamel Heart (Doodlebug), Foam tape, White Gel Pen, Chalk