Saturday, March 25, 2017

Blog Hop - Happy Easter Card Using Hey, Chick!


Happy Saturday Stampers!
I hope you had a great week!



Today is the Seashore Stampers Bloghop and the theme is Easter!

I made a card after I was inspired by a really great video by Beth Rush from Beth's Paper Cuts! 
If you decide you want to make a similar card for your Easter Bunnies, please check out Beth's post and video  - she provides really super instructions!  I loved using the same Hey, Chick! stamp set from Stampin' Up! This chick has real character and she makes me giggle.  I know exactly who will be getting a couple of these cards from me :) 

Closed card
Opened card with insert
Close-up of Insert


Have a wonderful week and I hope you stop by again soon!
Now , please hop on to the next blog on the hop:




Adrienne's Blog

Erica's Blog













Stampin' Up Supplies Used:
Tips and Tricks to recreate this card:
Cut:
Cardbase in Tempting Turquoise:  8 1/2" x 5 1/2"
Brights Designer Series Paper Stack: 5 1/4" x 2 1/4" and 5 1/4" x 1 1/2"
Tangerine Tango strip to die cut larges oval from Layering Ovals die set
Whisper White for inside of card: 5" x 3 3/4"
Scrap of Whisper White to punch out smallest flower from the Blossom Punch.
I used the Festive Textured Impression Embossing Folder on the die cut egg shape and I glued the top portion of the egg to the top opening of the card front.
I used a velcro closure to keep the card closed.
I added rhinestone bling as desired.
I used blender pens and ink from the in pad lids to color in my chick.
I used a smaller oval to create the "pull" on the top of the insert.
I used a left over strip of the designer series paper stack along the bottom of the card insert and I glued on a left over curved strip of Tangerine Tango for the chick's "ground".

3 comments:

  1. Great idea making that Chocolate Easter Egg! Real cute card, Bruni!

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  2. I love this card. What a cut idea. I think I'll make on too, but I'll cut the egg in the middle as if it's cracked. Too fun!

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