Birthday Bunny for Topflight Stamps

Hello!  I'm here today to continue celebrating Topflight Stamps' 9th birthday week!  To keep up the birthday fun, I've got a card featuring a cute bunny from L'encre et L'image stamp set called The Long-Eared Family.  This little guy is holding a bouquet of clover.  I love him. 😊  I started with a background of patterned paper from Kaisercraft's Provincial paper pad.  Then I stamped that bunny on a scrap of paper with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, colored him with alcohol markers and fussy-cut the image.  The Provincial paper pad has not only patterned papers but also punch-out ephemera, like the two scalloped borders, clock and sentiment.  So easy.  I added some bakery twine for the bunny to stand on, along with some floral embroidery trim from my stash.  Pearls from Hunkydory were the final touches. 

Supplies Used From Topflight Stamps:

Hunkydory Precious Pearls

Kaisercraft "Provincial" paper pad

L'encre et L'image "The Long-Eared Family"

Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad

Thanks so much for joining me!

God bless you!

Love & Laughter - letting patterned paper do the work!

Hello everyone!  Just popping in with a quick and easy card that focuses on letting patterned paper do most of the work.

That gorgeous rose patterned paper is from the Kaisercraft Lady Rose collection, a gift from a crafty friend. :-)  I can't remember what collection the polka dotted paper is from, as I made this card more than a year ago.

After adhering the polka dots to a cocoa card base, I took a 6 x 6 sheet of the rose paper and let one beautiful corner head straight down the card, sort of like the flap of an envelope.  I stamped a large sentiment from Hero Arts Truly Appreciated atop the flowers.

The small flourished die cut, also from the Lady Rose collection, was added under the corner, and topped with a vintage-style gem from Recollections.
 And that's it!  What a quick card to put together.

I'm going to take a look through my Webster's Pages collections with this idea in mind. Those papers have beautiful images in corners and can lend themselves well to this concept.

Thanks so much for joining me today!