Tuesday, 5 April 2011

Quick Easter cards

Whew, Easter is looming large and I'm not sure how much time I'll have to make the cards I have in mind. As a back up I rustled up four of these this morning:


It's a good standby for using up leftover scraps and really quick. The cards are white linen, topped with matt silver card. Then a selection of little scalloped squares punched using a small X-cut punch. The bunnies and flowers stickers came from Accessorize - I must have known that panic might set in!

The idea has been used a lot on both Helen and Lisa's blogs (thanks girls!) - worth hopping over there (get it?!) to see what they're both up to at the moment.

By the way, there's a new challenge blog that has been set up by 'Shirley Pumpkin' and her friend Terry called A La Card Monkey - it looks like fun!
Di
x

7 comments:

  1. Gorgeous card Di. Love the design.
    A x

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  2. Oh yes that reminds me - I usually make a few Easter cards for all my Yorkshire friends. I love that little idea of yours. It looks simple but would take me ages and would prob look a bit higgledy piggledy. How do you get your squares all lined up so nicely?

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  3. Tee, hee Twiglet, kinda by eye! Thanks so much for your comment honey! Di x

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  4. Second idea would be to use a soft pencil line which you could then erase or a ruler to line them up. I just hope folk have odd eyes like me ! :) Di

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  5. Lovely card. These stickers are great! :)

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  6. Gorgeous card Di, what a fab design and great idea to help use up those scraps that we all seem to end up with!!

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  7. I reelly like that card, becos I like bunnys.

    :@}

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