Stampin with Liz Design: CAS on Friday Challenges!

Hi there crafters! Today I'm sharing some bunny cuteness! On one of my favourite challenge blogs a new challenge starts today with an adorable bunnies theme! Make sure to check all the amazing inspiration the CAS on Friday Challenge team created for you!

CAS stands for Clean and Simple, as most of you probably already know. So that's what I kept my card, clean and simple! This adorable little bunny comes from the My Favorite Things stamp set Sweet Somebunny. This set recently retired, so if you are in love with this adorable bunny driving in her car, you might want to check the internet soon to see if there are stores still selling this cutie!

How to create such a fun card? Let me tell you! I took a white card base in A2 size (which is aproximately 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"). I then diecutted a piece of white cardstock with the largerst die from the Wonky Stitched Rectangle dies from My Favorite Things. These dies are just amazing and a good basic to have! I blended a fun, small scene on my diecutted panel. For blending, you need a blending tool and ink, I used Tumbled Glass and Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide ink from Ranger, these Oxide inks are perfect for blending! I created a sky by using the Ray of Light Stencil from My Favorite Things. Stencils are a perfect and easy way to add some fun to your background! I then added a stroke of grass, if you want to blend a small part, it's importnat to use masking tape or paper! I used a piece of masking tape to make sure the bottom of my card would stay clean and kept the grass in a straight line. I used a stencil for the grass as well, called the Grassy Edges Stencil, from Mft stamps as well.

I stamped the text from the stamp set 'To Somebunny Very Special' underneath my grass, using Black Tuxedo Memento ink. I then stamped the fun images with the same ink, the bunny in the car (hope she is not speeding, lol), the tree, the flowers and the butterflies. I fussy cutted all the images and coloured them with Copic Markers. There are dies for this set I think, but I do admit not having them, finding fussy cutting a very relaxing activity. I love cards having a bit of depth, so I added the images with dimensionals on to my front panel and then added the panel with dimensionals as well to my card base. Hope you enjoy! If you'd like to enter the challenge at CAS on Friday, you have two weeks to create a fun bunny project, hope to see you there!