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Peeping in for Easter

I made this Easter card for my family and friends. 

I CASEd* an old pin of a handmade card with a peeking bunny but sadly I can no longer find it in order to link it here.  I dug through my saved but unused Freshly Made Sketches designs and decided I could fit my idea into #FMS342.  This card was a lot of fun to make and wasn't too difficult to mass produce.

Enjoy!

Card Recipe

Stamps: SU! Basket Bunch
Punches & Dies:  SU! Basket Builder dies, Hearth & Home dies
Embossing folders:  SU! Climbing Vines embossing folder
Paper:  Recollections purple and blue cardstock, SU! whisper white regular and thick, SU! Perfectly Artistic DSP
Paper Size: A2 5.5" x 4.25" card
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories:  Nuvo drops
Techniques:  Die cut images, dry emboss



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