Posts Tagged ‘easter’
Easter Egg with Sale-A-Bration Glitter Tape and Washi Tape

I had so much fun creating the card I’m sharing today. Combining the Metallics Glitter Tape (a free gift during Stampin’ Up!’s Sale-A-Bration) and Washi Tapes to make this Easter egg is so easy, especially if you follow my easy directions below.
Begin with two pieces of Whisper White Cardstock. The one we’re going to cut with the Oval Framelit measures 5-1/4″ x 4″, then use the Corner Rounder on all four corners. This piece will be our frame. The second piece of cardstock measures 5″ x 3-3/4″ and will act as our working surface to create the egg.
On our working surface piece of cardstock, draw the oval using the same framelit that you cut out the frame cardstock with.
Begin using your Glitter and Washi Tapes to fill in the oval. You could also do this with strips of designer series paper, although having the adhesive already on the washi tape makes it go more quickly. For my egg, I used the Cherry on Top Washi Tape and the In Color Washi Tape that is a host-exclusive gift in the 2016 Occasions Catalog, in addition to the Glimmer Tape from Sale-A-Bration.
Adhere your frame cardstock over top of the working surface cardstock and you’re ready to continue to decorate your card!
- The “happy easter” sentiment is easy to separate from the image in the Easter Lamb stamp. Just use a Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker to color over the words then stamp onto your Whisper White Cardstock.
- The Rose Garden Thinlits Dies contain a frame that I used to cut out the sentiment, as well as the leaves that were cut out from Cucumber Crush Cardstock. Be sure to have your Fine-Tip Glue Pen handy for the leaves!
- I made the flower by cutting 6 layers of Watermelon Wonder Cotton Paper with the smallest of the Floral Frames Dies. Cut all 6 at the same time, then hold them together as you remove them from the thinlit. Using a Paper-Piercing Tool and Stampin’ Pierce Mat, poke a hole in the center and slide in a Mini Silver Brad. Begin in the center and smoosh the first layer of the flower in tight so it creates a knot in the center. Then smoosh in the other layers working from the center out, gradually smooshing less. (Yes, “smooshing” is a technical crafting term – LOL!)
Don’t Forget!
This is the final month of Sale-A-Bration! Be sure to order your favorite Stampin’ Up! products and choose unlimited free gifts for each and every $50 you spend!
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More Easter and Nature’s Perfection
I couldn’t stop using the fun rose template that is part of the Artisan Embellishment Kit in the Stampin’ Up! 2015 Occasions Catalog. If you missed it, you’ll find another version HERE. I’ve also explained how to use Sponge Daubers and Stamp Pads to create the background on that first card. This one uses Real Red roses on a background of Old Olive.
- I die cut two Basic Black cardstock pieces for this card. The “happy” comes from the Hello You Thinlits, and the sweet edging is a piece from Finishing Touches Edgelits, both used with the Big Shot.
- The butterfly and the row of flowers are both stamps contained in Nature’s Perfection, a newly added stamp set to the Sale-A-Bration offering this month. Spend $50 (before tax/shipping) on any Stampin’ Up! products, and choose this beautiful stamp set free!
- I wanted the butterfly to have the same softly colored feel as the stenciled roses, so I stamped in Black StazOn Ink then used my Sponge Dauber and Real Red stamp pad to add a splash of color to it. And Stampin’ Up! has a coordinating punch called Elegant Butterfly that will line up with this stamp precisely.
- “Easter” comes from the Indescribable Gift stamp set, also in the 2015 Occasions Catalog.
- I came up with a pretty accent and something different for this card. I used the smallest Basic Black Button in the Neutrals Designer Button packet, then placed the largest Rhinestone Jewel in the center. Fits perfectly and gives the right look to the card!
We’re in the final days of Sale-A-Bration AND also the final days of receiving your FREE March Card Shoppe card kits! Be sure to get your orders in before the end of the month!
Order these and all your favorite Stampin’ Up! products at my Online Store.
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You’ll always have an opportunity to earn FREE card kits with every purchase you make through me! Samples for my March Card Shoppe Class By Mail are up and ready for you to see HERE. Earn free March card kits by using hostess code 9FE3JXBA when checking out. You’ll find more info on my free card kit program HERE.
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Darling Bunny Easter Basket
Everyone's loving this precious bunny designed by Carrie Cudney from the home office of Stampin' Up! Thought I'd give you Carrie's supply list so you can get busy making your own!
More Amore Specialty Designer Series Paper
Naturals Ivory Card stock
Distressed Dots Background Stamp
Clear Stampin' Emboss Powder
Body: Ovals Collection Framelits Dies (the fourth from the smallest)
Hands: Ovals Collection Framelits Dies (smallest oval cut in half)
Feet: Ovals Collection Framelits Dies (smallest oval cut in half)
Ears: Ovals Collection Framelits Dies (smallest oval) and Large Oval Punch
Nose: Small Heart Punch (trim off the top edge of the heart)
Eyes: Owl Punch
Whiskers: Pool Party Baker's Twine
Egg: Small Oval Punch, Owl Punch (heart), Bitty Banners Framelits Die (banner)
Basket: Petite Purse Bigz L Die
Purchase all your supplies for this cute project at my Online Store HERE and earn Kriss's Online Customer Perks, too.







