Hello Ai fans!
Today I am working on a couple Easter cards. I wanted to use my
Mini Bunny Spinner Set. I picked it up a while ago but I wanted to wait until closer to Easter to use it. Well ... it is getting closer to Easter, so what better time than now.
I knew I wanted to try and add three circles, but I also knew that I am not good at lining this up so I figured I would stagger the circles in case there were boo boo's. The circles were from the
Circle Double Stitched Dies. I really like how they turned out.
As you can see I die cut from both my card base and my pattern paper so they would line up once adhered together. What I like to do when adding my thread I glue the thread to the inside of one image and then attach the matching image to the other. From there I use double sided tape and place on both ends of the circle to attach my thread to, as you can see above. From there I add glue all over and around the thread so I know it will be secure once all put together. Another trick I like to do is tape my card base down where the fold is so there is no reason for any slack with the thread.
I finish it off by adding my card front to the panel. Not hard at all, right?? And from here I decorate my card with all of the finishing touches. As you will see below I added some purple card stock to my image. I stamped the sentiment "Happy Easter" from the
Sweet Easter Set.
I thought it looked to plain with just the white strip with the sentiment on it so I Added some more purple to it. I cut a very thin strip of purple, centered it ant framed out the phrase. Don't you agree it adds to the sentiment?
'I made two so I could send them to my Mom and my Mother in Law. I can't tell if I like the one that is more pink or the one that has more blue in it. Which one do you like better? I know they are both the "same" but sometimes the shades of color matter ... I think I am going with the more blue card! You?
Here they are side by side again. Happy Wednesday everyone!
Until next time ... Hugs & inky fingers!
Copics used:
BG000, BG01
BV000, BV00
RV10, RV11
Y0000, Y000, Y00