Happy Easter!

After seeing the cute bunny posted on Stampin' Up!'s blog earlier this week, I decided that I had to make a couple of these for my boys. I did make a couple changes though.  I used the largest oval framelit for the body, just to make the bunny a little bigger.  

I also used the smallest heart framelit for the nose.  I also used the owl punch for his eyes, and for the heart on the banner.

For the bunny, I used the Natural Composition paper - to give them a little dimension.  I like how this paper is already embossed and that it resists ink.  For the egg that the bunny is holding, I used the 2 x 1 3/8" oval punch instead of the one suggested, especially since my bunny's body was larger.

I also inked the embossing folder before embossing the egg, just for fun ;)

If you've never applied ink to an embossing folder before embossing, you should really try it! 

I also added googly eyes.  You can never go wrong with googly eyes!  I'm sure glad I stocked up on them from the Holiday Catalogue.  Maybe they'll make it to the 2013-2014 catalogue?  I really like how the bunny turned out! 

Supplies used:
Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wishes
Ink: Tempting Turquoise, Melon Mambo
Paper: Whisper White, Natural Composition and Floral District DSP
Tools: Oval Framelits, Hearts Collection Framelits, Owl Punch, Bitty Banner Framelits, 1 3/4 x 7/8" oval punch, 2 x 1 3/8" oval punch
Other: Early Espresso bakers twine, Googlies

Happy Valentines day!!

For this cute card, I used the Simply Scored all around the scallops of the largest Heart Framelits die. It gives such a neat effect!

Also for the stamp, I used waffle paper for some extra texture. You'll notice that it's also a quick way to reverse your stamp's image.

Hope you're having a great love-filled day!

Supplies used:
Stamps: Take it to Heart, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Paper: Very Vanilla and Real Red cardstock
Ink: Real Red
Tools: Simply Scored, Hearts Framelits, Big Shot
Other: Basic Rhinestones, White Waffle Paper, Sticky Sheets