I have this set of Penny Black stamps called Garden Friends. The animal stamps in the set are so cute, and this bunny rabbit makes the perfect Penny Black Easter Card.
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Easter Card
Bunny Easter Card
This Bunny Easter Card is so stinking cute! Penny Black makes the sweetest little animals, including this bunny inside the cabbage.
It is a fairly small stamp, but I used Spellbinders Card Making Dies to fill the rest of the card. It turned out really pretty!
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Supplies to Make Bunny Easter Card
- 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ White Card Stock for Card Base
- Penny Black Garden Friends Stamp Set
- Light Pink Card Stock
- Light Blue Card Stock
- White Card Stock – I use X-Press It Card Stock if I’m using Copic Markers.
- Spellbinders Card Creator A2 Tranquil Moments
- Oval Spellbinders Dies
- Scalloped Ovals Spellbinders Dies
- Tuxedo Black Momento Ink
- Copic Markers
- Clear Wink of Stella
- Scrapbook Adhesive
- Dimensional Tape
- Star Dust Stickles
Instructions
- Stamp the bunny on white card stock in Tuxedo Black Momento Ink. Since I colored it with Copic Markers, I wanted to use permanent ink.
- Color the bunny, cabbage, and butterflies using Copic Markers.
- I also did a light blue background with the markers.
- Use an oval Spellbinders die, and cut out the image.
- Cut a blue oval the next size up to mat the bunny image.
- Cut a white scalloped oval.
- Cut the blue background piece with the Spellbinders Die.
- Cut the rectangular background in pink.
- Use Scrapbook adhesive to assemble the card, referring to the photo for layering. I put dimensional tape between the pink oval and the white scalloped oval layers.
- Use Wink of Stella to color the cabbage and butterflies.
- Use Stickles to add glitter to the die cuts.
You can really see the Wink of Stella in this photo. It adds a really nice clear shimmer to your cards.
This looks like a really complected card, but it’s not….I promise! The Spellbinders Card Creator makes it really easy to create this eye popping card.
To see more Easter Cards, visit Easter Card Ideas.
Vintage Easter Card
If you look at all of my projects, you will see that my style is mostly bright and colorful. So making this Vintage Easter Card was a bit of a challenge.
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Easy Easter Card
Let’s start this week off with an Easy Easter Card! I love making cards, but sometimes I get so wrapped up with all of the advanced tools and techniques. I’m going to try making more basic cards to share for those who are just getting started.
Easter is only a week away, so if you want to make Easy Easter Cards, you better “hop” on it. Get it? hehe! Sorry! I’ve had way too much caffeine today.
Are you new to making cards? Visit Learning To Make Handmade Cards to help you get started!
Supplies Needed for this Easy Easter Card
- 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ White card stock for card base
- 5 1/4″ x 4″ bright blue card stock – I ran my cardstock through the Cuttlebug to add texture to it.
- 1 1/2″ strip of dotted patterned paper
- Penny Black Easter Stamp
- 1 1/2″ circle punch
- 1 3/4″ circle punch
- 2″ Scalloped circle punch
- Scrap of white paper
- Scrap of light blue paper
- Scrap of yellow paper
- Scrapbook Adhesive – If you have trouble choosing adhesive, visit Card Making and Scrapbooking Adhesive to help you choose the kind you need.
Card Instructions
- Stamp the Easter Egg on a small scrap of white card stock. Color it with markers or colored pencils, and punch it out using the 1 1/2″ circle punch. If you’re new to stamping, read How To Use Rubber Stamps
- Using the 1 3/4″ circle punch, cut out a circle from the light blue scrap paper.
- Using the scalloped punch, cut out a circle from the yellow scrap paper.
- Fold the 8 1/2″ x 11″ card stock in half to form the card base.
- Adhere the bright blue card stock to the front of the card.
- Attach the dotted paper to the center of the card.
- Attach the scalloped circle, plain circle, and Easter Egg to the front of the card as shown.
This is a very basic card that is easy to copy. Layering the circles and scalloped circle is a simple way to add interest to a handmade card.