Arielle really came up with a challenging combo this week. I really struggled to come up with a scrapbook page. But as I was preparing for the Easter Bunny's visit a few night's ago, I tried out the combo and was really pleased with the result.
So I found this cute design in the Silhouette store and used my handy Cameo to cut it out in Calypso Coral and Blushing Bride.
Little did I know that assembling this poor thing took about an hour, and I made 2 of them.
Then I added the Daffodil Delight ribbon on top to bring in the colour, and add a bit to the plain old handle.
I made the tag using My Digital Studio. This brought in the final 2 colours from the palette.
Toss in some easter grass and a few eggs and you're ready for Easter morning.
Hope your easter was as fun as ours was!
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It's always interesting to see where people get their inspiration. I was really stumped by this challenge as I don't have many SU Easter Stamps. I don't send out Easter cards myself, so I've never had much need to buy them. This 2 page layout was CASE'd from a layout in this months Creating Keepsakes magazine.
Next I used the Ovals die for the Big Shot to make the eggs. The larger ovals were simple enough, but the smaller ovals (photos) needed a bit of playing around. I had to fiddle a bit to line up the pictures exactly right and after a bit of trial and error, these are the ones that worked.
Then I wanted to add a strip of striped DSP to the top of the photos. I didn't have any paper from SU that was apropriate so I decided to make my own. I cut lots of narrow strips of paper and then stuck them down on a piece of whisper white with sticky tape. Then I trimmed both sides to make a narrow stip. The above photo shows this detail a bit. I then used my scallop trim border punch to make trim out of whisper white cardstock. I attached the white to the bottom of the photos and the striped "paper" to the top. I finished off the photos with 2 ribbons. Certainly Celery for the top and Soft Suede for the bottom. Finally I made the title with MDS and printed it out on Whisper White cardstock.