Everybunny baby with Elementary Elegance

The sun is shining, all sorts of pastel-coloured flowers are pushing through the earth and spring is definitely in the air; birds are nesting and soon all sorts of little creatures will be being born out there! Of course our babies don't wait for the spring to be born but it is especially fun to make baby cards at this time of year. This one is for the CAS-ual Fridays challenge:

Okay, I know - I've used my favourite Everybunny stamp set again! But I adore these chubby little rabbit images and they're perfect for baby and children's cards.

I stamped this gorgeous frame to surround my baby bunny. It's from one of the free Sale-a-bration sets, Elementary Elegance, and coordinates with the Curly Label punch which make it very quick and easy to use. The hearts and flower are from another of the Sale-a-bration freebies, sprinkled Expressions...

...and I stamped this cute message from the set inside the card.

Supplies needed for this card:

Stamps: Everybunny, Teeny Tiny wishes, Sprinkled Expressions and Elementary Elegance (free Sale-a-bration sets)

Ink: Pretty in Pink, Rose Red, Crumb Cake

Card stock: Whisper White, scrap of watercolour paper

Other: Markers, Itty Bity shapes and Curly Label punches, corner rounder, Itty Bitty buttons, white gel pen, aquapainter, paper snips, stamp-a-majig

I'd be delighted to order any of these supplies for you and can have them delivered to your address in the UK. I am committed to providing excellent customer service and am always happy to help and advise. Just send me an email or give me a call on 01280 820593.

Click here to see all the free Sale-a-bration sets and don't forget to let me know which ones you'd like - remember, you get one free item for EVERY £45 spent!

The way the bunny in this card appears to be reaching out to touch the hearts reminds me when I used to get the bubbles out to entertain my own babies. There was a lovely intent look that came into their faces and they would reach out to try and touch the bubbles. I also used to have a sheer scarf that I would throw over their heads and pretend I couldn't see them. I loved the way they sat very still, with a secret smile on their faces, certain they couldn't be seen!

Thanks for dropping by today. I'll be back tomorrow with more crafting fun - hope to see you then!

Hugs,