Action Wobble Chocolate Easter Bunny Card

What? You've been waiting for another clip from the CLDU vault? Wait no longer... if you'd like to see the bunny wobble and hear my voice watch the quick ditty above.

Making projects for charity is a great stress reliever and it's an excellent way to try new techniques and whittle down your stash. I was able to off load some things that I never thought I could use and just couldn't throw away (can I get a witness?!). This card base was from a class. I never finished the card and now it has a new home and purpose!

The stamp is from Stampin' Up! in a set called Eat Chocolate. I thought it was so fitting for an Easter card with a chocolate bunny on the front. The ink is from Clear and Simple Stamps - Espresso Your style hybrid ink.

I was so hungry I took a bite out of this card LOL. Naw, this cut is available on Cricut Cartridge Easter 2010. I cut the bunny from DCWV or Bazzill brown cardstock (sue me...I can't remember). The red bow is American Crafts foil cardstock. The card based were cut from cardstock donated to me from a crafty friend. It's from a variety of name brands such as Basic Grey. There is a delicate border cut on the edge of each card using the Sophie Cricut cartridge. An action wobble is what makes the magic happen with you touch or flip the bunny. So much fun! Hope the troops and their familes love it as much as I do!

La-Vie

Happy Easter Scrapbook Page

Here's a quick post for ya! I love having lots of space on a 2 page layout to bring across a theme. But sometimes my clients want to pack in all the holidays without adding extra pages. In that case, we go to a single scrapbook page. Without lots of space, you've got to hit it and quit it sometimes!! I love for the pictures and journaling to be the star of the page rather than the design. In that vein, I created this simple Easter layout to highlight Baby's first Easter.

All my Cricut cuts came from Easter 2010. The little egg embellishements are from Recollections. Cardstock from American Crafts, Bazzill and Core'dinations along with a patterened paper circle from Making Memories.

La-Vie

Instant scrapbook baby boy - hester

I chose to highlight the secular side of Easter in this layout. I had some neutral colored Easter stickers in my stash and couldn't wait to use them. Bazzill blue cardstock in the base with brown accent. The mat is DCWV adhesvie mat stack. The dotted paper and the colorful border are from my stash. The eggs were cut from Cricut Easter cartridge. I added ink on the edges and rub ons to spell Easter. The eggs are raised up on foam tape. The punch by EK Success did not cut all the way through in spots and made its own unique pattern. I plan to punch some tin foil to sharpen those parts that aren't cutting.

This is a bad picture of the whole layout, but at least you can see the real colors in the above picture.

La-Vie