Hello Friends
Whilst waiting patiently for my Tim Holtz Chapter 2 dies to arrive, I was looking through some of my older products and decided to create an Easter mini clip board. My dear friend Kath cut some of the beautiful bunnies for me (how could I have missed buying that die!!).
The base is a Tim Holtz Idea-ology mini clip board. The mechanism comes off easily so that you can add a background and then return the mechanism. I used Distress Oxides onto Ranger watercolour card, smooshing the colours until I had the result I wanted.
I die cut Tim's Flower Field die (665369) from watercolour card, coloured it using Distress Inks and attached this to the background.
I layered up the bunny and coloured it with Gathered Twigs Distress Ink before applying a layer of Vintage Photo Distress Embossing Glaze to give him a nice sheen.
To finish the bottom I added another layer of the Flower Field, with the flowers chopped off, adding a Distress Ink dyed piece of seam binding, topped with Idea-ology Velvet Trim (warm).
To finish off I used some ancient Idea-ology Label Letters to create the Easter Wishes sentiment.
I am adding this project to the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge where the theme this week is Spring/Easter.
Wishing you a very Happy Easter if you celebrate it. Thanks so much for your visit, it is always appreciated.
Crafty Hugs, Anne xxx
beautiful make my friend and aren't those Foundry Waxes amazing, thanks for joining in the fun over at Simon Says Monday Challenge xxx
ReplyDeleteI just love your sweet brown bunny sitting amongst the flowers in the garden Anne! what a wonderful project on the clip board! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful Easter decoration, Annie! You've created a brilliant spring day and a glorious garden for your handsome bunny to hop in and I love the way you finished the clip and the bottom border! TOY! Love, Darnell
ReplyDeleteOh Anne this is so full of the love of Spring.
ReplyDeleteI adore what you did with the clipboard clip. Those die cut and layered flowers you have painted so delicately. The Rabbit is in his/her element hopping freely amongst those blooms. The warm pink velvet trim wraps your scene up beautifully, what an Easter treat for us all.
I'm sure you are saving those chocolate eggs till Easter hee hee..
Wishing you and yours a Hoppy Easter Hugs Tracey xx
I do love the way you've created this with the inky background and flowers and Easter Bunny. I really must find the time to be creative again! Happy Easter Elaine xx
ReplyDeleteAnne this is beautiful! I haven't seen these Foundry Waxes before, but they sound really interesting. Take care and have a very happy week, Sue xx
ReplyDeleteKath is wonderful. This is great too and I adore it on the clipboard with all the wonderful spring colors!!!
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