It’s Thursday and you know that means it is time for a Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge. It’s another great sketch challenge this week! I love sketches as a “jumping off” point to get started on my card making!

FLUFFIEST FRIENDS
I had forgotten about this sweet little bunny in the Fluffiest Friends stamp set, but he makes a perfect little Easter Bunny! This card will go to my granddaughter…she’ll love the colors!

Stampin’ Details:
- The base is 4-1/4 x 11 Pool Party cardstock, scored at 5-1/2 and folded.
- Two 3/4 x 5-1/4 strips of Delightfully Eclectic Designer Paper were added to the right side.
- The 3 x 3-3/4 Basic White was blended with Pool Party Ink and a Blending Brush in the center, then Garden Green blended along the bottom.
- It was stamped with the Fluffiest Friends row of flowers along the bottom in Garden Green Ink. I used just the end of the “nest” image to make blades of grass along the bottom. They were colored with Bubble Bath, Berry Burst, and Old Olive Stampin’ Blends. Happy Easter was stamped with Pebbled Path Ink in the upper left corner. It was added to the front with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
- The Thoughtful Expressions label was cut with the die from Bubble Bath Ink and cut in half, then added to the top of the Basic White, slightly hanging over the top.
- The bunny from Fluffiest Friends was stamped with Pebbled Path Ink on Basic White cardstock, then colored with Light Gray Granite and Light Bubble Bath and Light Berry Burst Stampin’ Blends, the cherry with Sweet Sorbet Blends. It was cut with the Fluffiest Friends Die and added to the front with Stampin’ Dimensionals.

I needed a little egg for her to hold in her hands…but didn’t have one that small. OK, go check out what the rest of the Challenge Team did with this challenge over on Create with Connie and Mary.
Supplies:
Stamps: Fluffiest Friends, Excellent Eggs
Ink: Garden Green, Pebbled Path
Blends: Bubble Bath, Berry Burst, Old Olive, Gray Granite
Cardstock: Basic White, Bubble Bath, Pool Party, Delightfully Eclectic Designer Paper
Accessories: Fluffiest Friends Dies, Thoughtful Expressions Dies, Shiny Adhesive Backed Sequins, Adhesives

But first check out our current Collection…

How fun to create a traditional Christmas Village using Stampin' Up!'s WELCOME NOEL BUNDLE! Stamp the houses, trees and deer elements to build your holiday scene or cut them quickly with the detailed shapes and the WELCOME NOEL DIES. We used greetings from the Winter Adventures stamp set or use your own sentiments to finish it off. We've paired the WELCOME NOEL BUNDLE with the WINTER DREAMS 12x12 DESIGNER PAPER featuring white on deep blue designs for your winter-themed crafts. Our WELCOME NOEL COLLECTION gives you step-by-step tutorials for FOUR cards and TWO enhanced special fold card ideas for a total of SIX tutorials to use in your classes or personal use. See more details HERE!

Create the feel of a nature walk through the winter woods with Stampin' Up! FROSTED PINECONES BUNDLE! Stamp the pinecone and then add textured details using the FROSTED PINECONES DECORATIVE MASKS or cut the detailed shapes with the FROSTED PINECONES DIES. Add one of the heartfelt winter sentiments to finish it off. We've paired the FROSTED PINECONES BUNDLE with the WHISPERING WOODS 12x12 DESIGNER PAPER. Our FROSTED PINECONES COLLECTION gives you step-by-step tutorials for FOUR cards and TWO small decor ideas for a total of SIX tutorials, all full of seasonal charm. See more details HERE!

Boo! October brings Halloween and the playful images in Stampin' Up!'s WEB OF FUN BUNDLE will create a little spooky fun on your cards, paper crafts, and scrapbook pages! The large greetings and detailed spiders and webs will fill your project space with eerie delights! We've paired the WEB OF FUN BUNDLE with the FRIGHTENING FUN 12x12 DESIGNER PAPER containing even more Halloween patterns and designs! Our WEB OF FUN COLLECTION gives you step-by-step tutorials for FOUR cards and TWO favor ideas for a total of SIX tutorials, all full of festive Halloween charm. See more details HERE!

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