Radiating Stitches Dies Easter Card

Radiating Stitches Dies Easter Card

Looking for a super cute and super easy Easter card? In today’s post, I combine Stampin’ Up!’s Easter Bunny stamp set with the Radiating Stitches Dies to share a sweet card. Find the stamp set in Stampin’ Up!’s January-April 2023 Mini Catalog. Look at the Online Exclusives to find these brand-new dies. You won’t find them in any catalog, so visit this link to view and purchase them. Be sure to watch the video below to see a preview.

Radiating Stitches Dies Easter Card

  • Thick Basic White Card base measuring 8 1/2 x 5 1/2, scored at 4 1/4
  • Balmy Blue design from Country Gingham 6 x 6 Designer Series Paper
  • Basic White Card Stock (5 1/2 x 4 1/4) die cut with largest rectangle from Radiating Stitches Dies
  • Seven circles die cut with smallest circle from Radiating Stitches Dies
  • Die cut circle from Stylish Shapes Dies from circle design, Vellum Basics 12 x 12 Specialty
  • Rabbit stamped and colored with Petal Pink and Smoky Slate Stampin’ Blends and fussy cut (sorry, no punch for this rabbit!)
  • Petal Pink heat embossed with white embossing powder and punched with the Banners Pick a Punch

Click here to see another video showing a cute Easter card created with the same stamp set.

Dies Easter Card Video

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Easter Bunny Card Product List

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Easter Bunny Punch Art

Easter Bunny Punch Art

Each time I offer an in-person class or event, I love to gift the participants with a treat package. For March, I decided to use Stampin’ Up!’s 3 1/8″ x 3 1/8″ Acetate Boxes to create an Easter treat. Find these boxes in Stampin’ Up!’s 2021-2022 Annual Catalog. Each package contains 10 clear boxes. Note: These boxes are being discontinued and are available while supplies last. Get them now for $4.80. Shop my online store to see all of the other items included on the Last-Chance Sales.

I have a special offer for you: Purchase $35 of any product (before tax and shipping) from my online store and use the Host Code: TX23EFVK. I’ll send you a free kit to create this treat project at home. You’ll need a little adhesive, a Black Marker and a Chalk Marker and some shredded paper. Colors of ribbon, card stock, and shimmer paper may vary. Offer ends April 10, 2022.

Easter Bunny Punch Art Treat Packet

The other products I used to create this cute packaging includes:

  • Heart Punch Pack
  • Double Oval Punch
  • Layering Circles Dies
  • Gingham Embossing Folder
  • Supple Shimmer 12 x 12 Specialty Paper
  • Miscellaneous Stampin’ Up! retired punches.

Create the rabbit, assemble the box, fill with chocolate and shredded paper and you have great Easter basket contents. I also love to give treats to the ladies at the gym and in my book club and bunco group during special holidays.

You can also use the punch art rabbit as a focal point on a greeting card. 

Easter Bunny Punch Art Card

Easter Bunny Punch Art Video

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Timeless Tulips Easter Card

Welcome to Team Stamp It’s March Blog Hop. Thanks so much for joining us. Prepare to be inspired. This month, we feature an array of Easter-themed handmade greeting cards and projects. Be sure to visit all of the blogs on the hop. Comment with the hashtag #stampitcontest. You have a chance to win the Whale Done Stamp Set and coordinating Whale Punch.

Timeless Tulips Easter Card

Timeless Tulips Easter Card

For me, after growing up in North Dakota and Minnesota, the tulips poking out of the ground signaled the beginning of spring. (I love tulips, but the hot Arizona weather doesn’t support these beautiful flowers.)

I created this card using Stampin’ Up!’s Timeless Tulips Stamp Set and the coordinating Tulip Builder Punch. Find them in Stampin’ Up!’s 2021-2022 Annual Catalog

Please note: The current edition of Stampin’ Up!’s Annual Catalog retires May 2, 2022. To make room for new products, some current items retire. This includes the Timeless Tulips Stamp Set, on sale for $14.40. The Tulip Builder Punch carries over into the new catalog. Be sure to click this link to see which products are retiring and which are offered at a discount. 

This card also uses:

  • Smoky Slate and Magenta Madness color scheme, with Garden Green accents. (Magenta Madness is a 2020-2022 In Color. It and its coordinating products retire soon.)
  • Magenta Madness In Color 6 x 6 Designer Series Paper Assortments
  • Stitched Rectangle Dies
  • Layering Circles Dies
  • Pattern Party Designer Series Paper
  • Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder
  • 2020-2022 In Color Square Gems

Thanks so much for visiting my blog and hopping along with Team Stamp It. Remember to comment on each post. You could win the Whale Done Stamp Set and Whale Punch. 

Congrats to our February winner: Becky Moore.

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Art Gallery Easter Card

I’ve created an Art Gallery Easter card for today’s Team Stamp It’s Blog Hop.

Thanks for joining us today! As members of Team Stamp It, we’re sharing a great variety of Easter cards and projects. Be sure to visit all of the blogs on the hop. Leave a comment with the hashtag #stampitcontest. It gives you a chance to win a Here’s to You Card Kit.

Art Gallery Easter Card

My card uses products from Stampin’ Up!’s Art Gallery Suite. Find it beginning on page 32 of Stampin’ Up!’s January-June 2021 Mini Catalog. It features a 5 1/4″ x 4″ inch piece of the Golden Garden Specialty Acetate. This gold foiling is just gorgeous. You get three different designs of this acetate for $9. I feel this acetate and the design below works well with any of Stampin’ Up!’s colors. The Flirty Flamingo provides a pretty, pastel background that, to me, says Easter and spring.

Art Gallery Easter Card

Other products used include:

  • Stitched So Sweetly Dies
  • Sentiment from the A Wish for Everything stamp set
  • Flirty Flamingo and Old Olive Classic Stampin’ Pads
  • Linen Thread

To achieve the dimensional look on this card, I first stamped the base flower (stamping off once) with the Old Olive pad. On a scrap piece of Basic White card stock, I stamped the flower shown (stamping off once) with Flirty Flamingo. I then inked the flower accent with Flirty Flamingo (full strength) and stamped on top of the first image. I die cut it with the Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine and carefully snipped off the colored flowers. Using Stampin’ Dimensionals, I adhered the flower heads to the top of the card.

Thanks so much for visiting Kim Plays with Paper today! Be sure to visit all of the blogs and leave a comment to win a free card kit. Congratulations to last month’s winner: Frances Freeberg.

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Stamp It Hop: Watercolor Easter

Welcome to the Team Stamp It Blog Hop: A watercolor card for Easter

Stamp It Blog Hop Easter

Welcome to the March Blog Hop! Thanks for joining us today as we share a variety of Easter cards and projects. Be sure to visit each one and leave a comment. Comment with #stampitcontest to be entered into a drawing to win the Botanical Prints Medley.

Team Stamp It Blog Hop Easter Watercolor

My Easter Card

What do you do when you don’t have any Easter stamps? You peruse the Stampin’ Up! catalog and search for inspiration. I found my inspiration on page 109 of the Annual Catalog. It’s a watercolor, eclipse card. I thought this style worked well for the card I wanted to share. It features the the Hand-Lettered Prose dies.

Here’s a quick recap of how it goes together:

  • Cut Shimmery White card stock – 5/14″ x 4″.
  • Use Aquapainters to give a wash with Pear Pizzazz, Coastal Cabana, and Highland Heather.
  • “Splatter” ink onto the card front.
  • Die cut the word with the Hand-Lettered Prose Dies.
  • Layer the Shimmery White onto a Highland Heather base.
  • “Pop up” the letters using pieces of Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals.
  • Add the “Blessings” sentiment from the Merry Christmas to All stamp set on a watercolor piece with Highland Heather ink.
  • Die cut with the label from the Merry Christmas Dies.
  • Attach the sentiment with Glue Dots to the front of the card.
  • Color five Pearl Basic Jewels with Dark Highland Heather Stampin’ Blends. Attach to front of card.

Please let me know if you have questions about this card or how it was created.

Four Days to Sale-A-Brate

Get your free stuff before it’s too late! Stampin’ Up!’s Sale-A-Bration sale ends March 31. You receive your choice of free, exclusive product when you make purchases of $50 and $100. See the latest brochure here. Here are the Annual Catalog items offered free.

Contact me with any questions about the card or Sale-A-Bration. Shop my online store: kimquade.stampinup.net 24/7.

Remember: Visit all of the blogs on the hop and comment with the hashtag #stampitcontest to win the Botanical Prints Medley.

Congrats to last month’s winner: Darlene Coin.

 

 

 

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