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- My Favorite Things card stock: Sno Cone, Chocolate Brown
- Spectrum Noir markers: IB1
- Pretty Pink Posh sequins: 6mm Cornflower, 6mm Aquamarine, 6mm Marshmallow
April 5, 2015
Chocolate bunny
Making a masculine card, especially for Easter, is pretty difficult. But I feel pretty good about what I made today. I love bright spring colors, but I tried to keep this card in the blues to ensure that it wasn't too girly.
I especially love how the Easter sentiment turned out. It is really cool how Lawn Fawn's alphabet stamp sets fit so well together. :)
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Wow! If someone challenged me to make a masculine Easter card, I think I'd just give up and eat some chocolate eggs instead! I have to say how impressed I am that you nailed this! You did an amazing job on the bunny and I thought it was so clever of you to make him dark with a light outline as opposed to vice versa. That was a clever spin! And I, too, really like how the sentiment turned out and thought your blue color palette was perfect! I like how you added sequins and the strip of adorable plaid print. You did an incredible job and I'm so glad you shared this with us for our Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. Now I know that it is possible to create a successful manly Easter card!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :)
DeleteOh SOOOO cute! LOVE your little dark colored bunny - so perfect for a masculine card! Thanks so much for joining us at Sparkle and Shine!!!
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