Little Winter Woodlands Rabbit Happy Easter

Happy Bitten by the Bug 2 Monday blog hoppers. This week's challenge cut at BBTB2 is the Rabbit from Winter Woodlands. I had not used this rabbit cut before and I must say she is just adorable! I love the layered pieces and the potential for this cute little bunny. I used cat’s eye chalk to add depth to the edge of the top layer leg and head pieces.

I know that I have jumped the season a bit, but I combined the rabbit cut with the new Easter 2010. I used the Easter basket and eggs from the Easter cartridge, as well as the scalloped circle cut. I used my Copic markers to color the edge of the scalloped circle and to color the flowers and leaf cut out areas on the eggs and basket. I added pearl embellishments, including the black pearl for the Rabbit's eye. I used my usual black and white pens to add dotted embellies.

Do I even need to tell you that the Happy Easter cut came from the Easter cartridge??? Probably not. I used the same chocolate brown paper for the word shadow as I used for the Rabbit, basket and bow shadows. And again I used a Copic marker on the top layer of cardstock to to match the color on the scallops.

I love the close up of the rabbit in the basket; she looks so sweet and so happy.

The inside of the card is stamped with a curved Happy Easter stamp. I have a confession: I dropped the stamp as I was completing the stamp. You will note the little smudge on the word Happy. And finally, below is one last look at the card front.

Note: The cut file has been added to the list of available cut files in the left column - WW & Easter Rabbit Card.

I'm really glad..

.. that I bought this skirt. So pretty! :)

veromoda skirt, h&m jumper, maxmara socks.

Under the jumper I had this chloe shirt + I wore Killah shoes.

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+ there will be 2 giveaways in the next days.. =) be here!

+ I change the template (again).. Do you like it?

Playing With New Toys

I was so happy to see UPS arrive at my door today bearing my Custom Crops order. In addition to some really pretty Valentine Paper I also received the Mother's Day cartridge. Initially I was not very excited about this cartridge, but upon closer inspection I discovered that it contains some really pretty cuts. And I discovered that it does not have to be all about mom.

As I looked at the pretty cuts, I noticed this really pretty floral vine. When I placed the cut on the mat in Design Studio I realized that when I turned the vine upside down it resembled a floral heart. Given that Valentine's Day is just around the corner, I decided to make a card.

I used five colors of Core'dination cardstock to create this card: Jenni Bowlin Core Impressions embossed black, white washed red, white washed pink, plain white, and gold. I cut the shadow of the vine in plain white. I cut the vine cut twice, once in white washed red, once in white washed pink. I used scissors to trim away the flowers on the pink cut. I then attached the pink cut over the red cut. I used a 1/4 inch hole punch to create the gold flower centers. Finally I cut the tag, using the hide select contour feature, in black.

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Veromoda tulip skirt ( 2€) and Only black dress (2€)

*happy* =)

Tinka Černugelj

She is a young Slovenian designer. Here are some of her creations :)

I have this skirt made by her and I want mooooooore :D

(Unfortunatelly I'm broke.. but there will be the day when I'll be rich and I'll bought all the knitewear I love :) )

You can contact her at her email: tinka.cernugelj@gmail.com

her website

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for Nuša :))... and for all Greek fans..

Scott Michael Foster

Date of Birth

4 March 1985, Winfield, Illinois, USA

Height

6' 2" (1.88 m)

Studied at the acclaimed Quad C Theatre program at Collin County Community College in Plano, Texas.

He's the lead singer in an Indie band called Sirens Eye.

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My First Glass Etch Projects

I have been so intrigued by the glass etch projects made with vinyl and Armour Etch which I have viewed at various blogs that I decided to have a go at etching. After Christmas I purchased 9 inch tall hand blown candle sticks on close-out sale. I thought they would be perfect for etching as there is a 1 inch rim at the top edge. I also thought the close out price was a plus as this was a new craft for me.

I used Design Studio and Storybook to cut a design in scrap cricut vinyl I had in a drawer. I used the negative part of the cut and applied the vinyl pieces to the glass. I then filled in the vine-flower design with Armour Etch.

I did not realize that the Armour Etch cream would drip, but it did. Right down onto the bulb area in the center of the candle stick. I tried a couple of fixes but found all attempts to deal with the drips lacking. So finally I realized that I could etch the whole bulb area. I am actually quite pleased with this effect.