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Easter Bunnies card

by Kinjal Trivedi

Hello all, thank you for stopping by! Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter! I am absolutely so in love with all the Easter and Spring stamps that Kate has here on her website that I had to make one more Easter project to share with you!

hand made happy easter card with easter bunnies surrounded by flowers

For this card, I’ve used many of her digital stamps. For the heart outline, I took this from the Bookworms Stamps set. I adjusted the size on a standard A2 size card in my PowerPoint. I added the two bunnies (that are the same) from the Hoppy Easter stamp set. One image was shrunk down to fit in the heart. I copied and pasted the same image, inverted it, and made it slightly smaller.  There you go, you now have two bunnies facing each other! I also added Easter eggs from the same stamp set.

close up of easter bunnies drawing with coloured pencils

Next, I wanted to add the word Easter, and so I used the letters from the December Days Alpha set and printed the image in black. But I wanted the words to sit within something, so I also decided to use the banner from the Bookworms Stamps set. 

close up of spring flowers drawing with coloured pencils

For the next step, I initially added the leaves and flowers over the heart itself, so that I could get the curves of the stem exactly match the heart curves. I used these from the Springity Spring stamp set. I followed the same idea of inverting the same image. Once I was happy with the lineup, I separated the leaves and flowers and printed them separately. My plan was to color and fussy cut the flora and attach them to the heart to give a bit of dimension. 

close up of easter bunnies and spring flower drawings

After working out the details on PowerPoint, I printed this image. I colored the images with Faber Castell Polychromos and OLO markers. I added some butterflies from Sweet November Stamps. I fussy cut the images and attached the leaves and flowers as planned. For the background, I used Spellbinders Floral Splash Cut and Emboss Folder. 

I glued the entire heart image on the front of the embossed piece, and the embossed piece on a folded note card. I used some pearl dots in the center of the flowers. I also used enamel dots on the areas that were die-cut from the embossing folder. Lastly, I die-cut the word happy from Elizabeth Craft designs and glued it to the top of the heart.  

hand made happy easter card with easter bunnies surrounded by flowers
close up hand made happy easter card with easter bunnies surrounded by flowers
hand made happy easter card with easter bunnies surrounded by art supplies

I loved using this embossing folder as the background for the lovely Easter-themed card. Thank you for stopping by. See you soon!

Kinjal

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Materials Used

  • Hoppy Easter digital stamps, Bookworms digital stamps, Springity Spring digital stamps and December Days Alpha
  • Polychromos coloured pencils and OLO markers
  • Butterfly stamps by Sweet November Stamps
  • Spellbinders Floral Splash Cut and Emboss Folder
  • Pearl dots and enamel dots
  • Elizabeth Craft die-cut
  • white cardstock

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About Kinjal Trivedi

I am Kinjal Trivedi, known as Mind My Paper on social media. Cardmaking fell into my lap when I moved to the USA in 2015, after getting married to my husband. I needed a way to find my creative outlet being away from my loved ones and cardmaking stole my heart. Although I didn’t seriously craft till 2021, that’s when I started blogging, working on DT teams and self-taught my way to happiness. I have since moved from the USA and travel the world every few years and cardmaking has been and is my main constant. I hope you find joy in my cards and know that they come from a place of love. I am so happy to spend the next few months here with Kate and her brilliantly fun and cute designs. Thanks for spending time with me!

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