Hello friends! This week's challenge with CRAFT Challenge Blog has a theme of Spring or Easter. The sponsor is The Paper Shelter. The design i am working with is Adorable Easter Bunny Digital Stamp.
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Instruction:
- Open an egg design in the electronic cutter software. I am using Silhouette Studio with a Cameo.
- Size the egg to be about the size of the card that you would like. I am using A2 size; 4.25" x 5.5".
- Duplicate the egg shape. You don't need the stripes, just the egg as it will be the inside/back of the card. Move all shapes off to the side of the on-screen mat.
- Open the Easter bunny design in the software. I am using the colored PNG file.
- Size the bunny to fit the egg including the little butterflies.
- Turn on the registration marks for the print & cut feature.
- Print the page on to cardstock.
- Cut the design using the cutting machine.
- Choose the colors of cardstock for the egg and the stripes.
- Cut all egg pieces out.
- Score a line 1" from the top of the egg piece that will be the inside of the card.
- Add glue above the scored line and attach to front glue. Let dry. This is your card base.
- Assemble the egg and adhere the stripes.
- Using ink and a blending brush, add a soft touch of ink on the edges. I did for all 3 colors I used. This just adds some dimension.
- Adhere the bunny and butterflies to the egg.
- Embellish with sequins or gems.
Enjoy! I would love to see your version of this card. I used papers I had on hand.
~Paula
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