Hoppy Easter

Lately, I've had time to watch a lot of tutorials on new projects, trends, and upcoming events coming out in the paper crafts industry. Lots more baker's twine, more copic coloring, colorful backgrounds, embossing paste, stencils are just a few. I've also noticed, there's been a trend of balloons. From balloon-shaped cards to punch negatives. They're seen everywhere. I decided to base my card on that. I recently purchased my first Imaginisce stamps for my Easter cards this year. In a previous post, I showed the copic coloring markers I used. 

I took from a Lawn Fawn technique using negative die-cuts and baker's twine. I did modify my bunny to have a arm out holding the balloon string, which I think looks cute (the original stamp below). 

I added spots for my background because I didn't want it to look plain. I also used Lawn Fawn polka dots 

for my grass background with copic YG67 Moss. I cut them free-hand using an xacto knife. 

Supplies:

Bazzil Textured Cardstock in Beige Creme

Lawn Fawn Polka Dots Cardstock 

Stampin' Up! Cardstock Green Swirls (retired) and Whisper White

X-press Copic Paper

Imaginisce Bunny Stamp

Simon Says Stamp " Color and Sunshine" Stamp Set

Stampin' Up! Teeny Tiny Wishes  

Copic Markers 

Lawn Fawn's Baker's Twine

Stampin' Up! Punch in Scallop, Word Window Punch, Label Punch