Hello, PFS friends! It's Bobbi here with a fun set of sweet bunnies and a big "happy Easter" sentiment for you. If you make Easter or Spring cards, this stamp and die set gives you oodles of cute characters to make your projects come to life. I've also got a bonus Easter card below for you, too. I am using the following products for my 5" X 7" cards:
Hippity Hoppity Bunny Card
To make this 5" X 7" card, I used an A7 white card base and a A2 white die cut using the
A2 Saying Hello Cover Plate Die. There is white space at the bottom of the card after positioning the die cut on the card base. For each of the die cut squares, I used Distress Oxide Inks and my
Life Changing Blender Brushes to color the nine backdrops for these sweet bunnies. I used Distress Oxide ink colors: Mustard Seed, Worn Lipstick, Tumbled Glass, Twisted Citron, and Shaded Lilac. I used watercolor ink to splatter each of the backgrounds in orange or blue for a pretty backdrop. I placed the squares inside the grid design.
- Browns (bunnies): E44, E43, E50, E53, E79, E77, E55
- Reds/Pinks (bunny ears) : R22, R20, R21
- Oranges: YR68, YR15, YR61
- Greens: YG67, YG17, YG03
- Blue: B00, B01, B24
- Yellow: Y19, Y08
I set the images in front of the nine colorful backdrops to create little scenes in front of each rectangle. Finally, I added the sentiment, "Hippity Hoppity Here Comes Easter" from the set to complete the card.
Happy Easter Card

For this 5" X 7" Happy Easter card, I used the:
I die cut two of the
Easter Egg Swag Die from white cardstock and glued them together, keeping the bows loose from each other. I blended color on the eggs using Distress Oxide Inks in Twisted Citron, Squeezed Lemonade, Worn Lipstick, Picked Raspberry, and Salvaged Patina. I colored the branch in Copic Es such as E57, E55, and E53. I added one colored pearl to each of the bows.
I also added the adorable
Happy Easter Word Die at the bottom of the opening to finish the card. I cut the shadow die out of white cardstock and the "happy easter" word die out of pink cardstock. I cut four from pink, stacked, and glued them together to make the words really stand out and dimensional. I attached the sentiment using foam tabs to stand out from the background.
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