Cotton-Tailed Bunnies
The following stamps were used:
- 7G248 It’s Spring
- 7C314 Cotton-Tailed Bunnies
- 7C317 Wishing Somebunny
- Paper & Ink Pads
- White Cardstock
- Dark Green 1 Cardstock
- Kiwi Plaid Paper
- Kiwi Dots paper
- Black Memories Ink
- Tombow Marker
- 062 Pale Yellow
- 942 Tan
- 243 Mint
- 873 Coral
- 723 Pink
- 098 Avocado
- 200 Celery
- 620 Lavender
- Other
- Glitter
- 2-Way Glue Pen
- Foam Tape
- Ribbon
- Button
- Glue Dots
- Pom-Poms
- Cut 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 piece of white cardstock. Stamp
Wishing Somebunny inside using black ink.
- Cut 5-1/4 x 4 piece of Dark Green CS and layer to
card base.
- Cut 5 x 3-3/4 piece of Kiwi Plaid paper. Cut 2-1/2
x 2-1/2 piece of Kiwi Dots paper and fold in half to form triangle. Open the
piece of Kiwi Dots paper and lay in upper right corner of Kiwi Plaid paper.
Fold both papers toward the back at the creased line of the Kiwi Dots paper.
Remove the Kiwi Dots paper and cut the Kiwi Plaid paper on the creased line.
Replace the folded Kiwi Dots paper over the cut edge of the Kiwi Plaid paper
and secure to back side of Kiwi Plaid paper only.
- Cut 2-3/4 x 2-3/4 piece of white cardstock and
fold in half to form triangle. Cut on crease. Layer the between the Kiwi Plaid
and the Kiwi Dots and secure on front side. Cut ends of white cardstock even
with Kiwi Plaid. Attach button with glue dot.
- Wrap ribbon around Kiwi Plaid paper in 2
directions. Layer to card base. Layer the piece of Kiwi Plaid trimmed off in
step 3 at upper right corner of dark green paper.
- Stamp It’s Spring using black ink and color
flowers only as desired and trim. Layer to piece of dark green cardstock. Slip
between Kiwi Dots and Kiwi Plaid papers in upper right corner. Cut 1-3/4 x 2
piece of white cardstock. Stamp Cotton-tailed Bunnies using black ink. Color as
desired and layer to dark green cardstock. Mount to card base over ribbon.
Attach pom poms using glue dots.
- Tie ribbon know above Cotton-Tailed Bunnies and
glitter as desired.
These rubber stamp project instructions provided by
Great Impressions.
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