Another Easter card!



Here's another LotV bunny! I love those daffs!

The sketch is from Sunday sketch and stamp. Papers are Craft Creations and MME Bloom and Grow. The daffodil ribbon is Dovecraft, and I've had it for ages, waiting for a suitable stamp to go with it. I layered the ribbon on card punched with an MS Lattice punch. Under the flowers (from stash) a Magnolia doohickey flower die has been used to make the yellow flowers stand out a bit. Brads are from stash. The leaves are done with on old punch with no name (cue Ennio Morricone's music for the Clint Eastwood film!) and the sentiment was a magazine freebie. The two tiny orange stickers are Paperchase. I used flowersoft on the bunny's tail.

Phew, it's hot! I think we'll have a nice cooling salad with our pork chops tonight!

Thanks for looking.

luv, Mags x

Promarkers: Ice Grey 2 and 3, Pink Carnation, Lime Green, Leaf Green, Canary, Gold, Bright Orange

Comments

Lila Castro said…
Oh a wonderful card!
Happy Easter!
xx
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Jennie said…
This is gorgeous Mags! I'm loving that LOTV bunny! So cute! :)

xx
Saturday, April 23, 2011
coops said…
another stunning card mags.i really love your spring colours and details and adorable bunny :D

xx coops xx
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Lin said…
Great colours, love that gingham backing, it reminds me of school. Happy days, lol

Lin xx
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Macpurp said…
I really adore the fluffy bunny tail! such great colours , really spring like.

love Teen x
Sunday, April 24, 2011
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