Hello Ai fans!
There was a lot of stamping, colouring and fussy cutting for this project - and yes, it did take a little time! Here's what I started with on my craft table:
I began by colouring and fussy cutting around each piece. The outer fence is part of the card base, and I glued the second fence to the back side of it. Then I glued on the die cut grass along the bottom edges. I added the bunny butts to the outside of the card, and matched their fronts to them on the inside, along with the basket of eggs. I created a little hillside of gingham paper and glued it to the inside base along with the clouds and sky, then stamped the sentiment, "Got Eggs?":
For the matching treat holder, I cut a 4" x 12" piece of cardstock, scored it at 5 1/4" and 6 3/4", and cut a 2" circle out of one end. I used a Spellbinders Label die to cut a shape for the top, and a small strip of green cardstock folded over the top. The bunny was fussy cut and glued over the circle:
I used just the backview image, because I wanted it to look like the bunny was peeking in at the eggs:
I filled a small cello bag with Easter grass and a few chocolate eggs, then sandwiched it between the topper that I stapled on.
Did you see the
Mini Front & Back images that we launched here on the blog a few weeks ago? Well they would all work just perfectly with both the fence and the treat bag idea - and not just for Easter, maybe for a birthday party? Another occassion? And be sure to check out the
Front & Back section on the Ai website - there are several dozen images to use along with the Fence.
Copic Markers used:
Fence: W1, W3, W5
Bunnies: E51, E53, E55, C1, R20, R22
Basket: E53, E55, E57, Y21, Y23, R81, R83, G40, G43, B01, B00, B000, V20, V22
Happy stamping, & Happy Easter!
