Hi everyone, I am Larissa from Car-d-elicious and today it is my turn again to post something on the blog from Gerda Steiner designs. This time I have made a card and a little box with the cute bunny from the clearstamp set Peeking easter friends from Gerda Steiner designs. I have coloured the bunny with my Polychromos pencils, the black glaze pen and a white gelpen. Then I have fussy cut the image.
With the Multiframes - Straight easter egg (MFD089) from Nellie Snellen I have cut a large egg from patterned paper from the Celebrate easter paper pad from Echo Park. With a black fineliner I have doodled a line around the edges of the egg. I have die-cut a grass border from green patterned paper from the same paperpad with the Grassy fields die-namics from My favorite things. I have made a background on a white card with Peacock feathers Distress ink. I have added dots on the background with the Snowflakes stencil (PS8012) from Marianne design. I have cut a couple of clouds from white cardstock with the Cute cloud outlines die-namics from My favorite things and I glued those on the background. I have glued the bunny behind the egg and then I placed it on my card together with the grass border. I have stamped a sentiment from the stampset Easter cuties from CC. Designs on the grass border.
I also made a little box . I found a nice tutorial on youtube and made my own version. have pust some chocolate eggs inside my box. On the box I used the sweet bunny from the stampset Peeking easter friends from Gerda Steiner designs again. I have coloured the bunny with my Polychromos pencils, the black glaze pen and a white gelpen.
The innerbox is made from white cardstock and for the outer box I used yellow patterned paper from an envelope from Action. I have stamped a sentiment from the stampset So much to say (retired) from Clearly besotted on white cardstock and then I have die-cut the sentiment with the Strips with dots (CLmix 13) from Crealies. I have glued the sentiment and bunny with foamtape on the box.
Hi crafty friends, Noga here and I am so happy to share with you another project for Gerda Steiner Designs today.
