Happy Easter!
Happy Belated Passover!
Hope everyone has had a lovely holiday weekend. I'm coming in late I know. The Hubs and I spent the weekend in Richmond, Va visiting our youngest son for his birthday. They just moved there in late January and it was our first trip up to see their place and some of the city. I find it a bit ironic that our son and girlfriend chose to live in a city that I lived and loved for four years as a child, 54 years ago. I have many vivid memories of the city where my dad attended seminary and we lived. It was fun going back to see how much things have changed. The seminary is still there and the same, but the apartments we lived in are long gone, replaced by modern ones. I remember I was sad to move after my dad graduated.
Anyway, I did get some Easter cards made but, just not much time to share them. AND then, I neglected to get them off in the mail on time before going out of town. SMH. What are you going to do but keep them for next year?
I colored this cute gnome "bunny" from Stamping Bella with Copics. I also colored the flower dies with Copics to match the flowers in the image. The flower dies are by Lil' Inker Designs. The stitched round die is by Catherine Pooler Designs. The embossing folder is from Sizzix I believe. I've had it quite a while. I finished the card with a little bling around the circle die and also a little glimmer on the bunny ears.
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2 comments:
Oh Nance what a fabulous Easter card! LOVE our overall design and that background embossing is AWESOME! Fabulous inspiration ... well done! Thanks so much for playing in our challenge at Can You Handle The Pressure … we appreciate your support and hope to see you again next challenge!
Darlene
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Fabulously cute cute card! Thank you for joining our challenge at Can You Handle The Pressure!
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