He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Matthew 28:6
Wishing everyone a blessed Easter. We're spending the day with hubby's daughter & her family, so I'm not doing any cooking. Thought I'd share the last of my Easter cards.
I had the Paper Smooches crosses on my wishlist for a long time. They're quite inexpensive, so finally put them into my cart. I actually didn't even realize each one is a solid & an outline until I die cut the first one. They're just the right size & so versatile. I also "had" to have the Frantic Stamper Arched Labels dies because of a card I received from my blogging friend, Di, using similar ones no longer available. My first card using both new products was very simple with the sentiment inside. I like the bronze & purple together.
Next is a card inspired by the beautiful soft watercolor backgrounds my friend Rosemary makes.
The sentiment from a company no longer in business is stamped in Versafine Smokey Gray. I might not have used glitter cardstock for the cross, but that's something else I saw Rosemary do. I'm entering HLS Watercolor & Anything Goes with Dies.
Next is a card inspired by the beautiful soft watercolor backgrounds my friend Rosemary makes.
The sentiment from a company no longer in business is stamped in Versafine Smokey Gray. I might not have used glitter cardstock for the cross, but that's something else I saw Rosemary do. I'm entering HLS Watercolor & Anything Goes with Dies.


My stencils don't get used very much, but I had in mind a long time ago to use this one by TH for an Easter card.
Here's my first attempt using Distress Ink with a wet brush. You really can't tell it's watercolored, so next time I'll probably just sponge it on. The outline cross is the purple one from the first card & a strip from the same cardstock scrap was added to the card front. I know my sister & brother-in-law will enjoy this one.
Here's my first attempt using Distress Ink with a wet brush. You really can't tell it's watercolored, so next time I'll probably just sponge it on. The outline cross is the purple one from the first card & a strip from the same cardstock scrap was added to the card front. I know my sister & brother-in-law will enjoy this one.
Thankfully, my friend Darnell made this sweet bunny card, as it reminded me of a very old Magenta stamp I love & never use.
I really didn't know what to do with it, but was happy with the result when I simply stamped it on cream cardstock using Versafine Vintage Sepia. You can't beat pink & brown in my book. The sentiment is an old one by Inkadinkadoo. I'm entering Penny Black & More & SSS Monday. Thanks so much for taking time to stop by. I'll catch up with you soon.




