The last of the Easter cards were finally finished yesterday—just in time. The first three are variations of the bunny card I posted here, and use the same products except for the flowers. This time I used The Greenery’s Bigger Botanicals: Jacob’s Ladder and Soapwort.

The last card was made for a friend. It uses one of my all-time favorite Easter images: Rejoice Rabbit by Waffle Flower. It’s no longer available, so I’m glad to have it in my stash.

It’s cold, damp,and dreary here. Not the kind of Easter weather you’d like to have. I feel sorry for all the parents who had Easter Egg Hunts planned for today. The church service this morning, however, was joyful and the beautiful flowers remind me that Spring is coming—albeit a lot slower than I’d like.

I’m sending the Rejoice Rabbit off to The Card Concept. My Clean and Simple card was inspired by the pretty flowers in their inspiration photo. It’s also going to Inkspirational: CAS: E is for . . . Easter, of course.

The first two Easter cards are finished. Just Us Girls opened their new challenge just at the right time: Die Cut Week: Spring or Easter. I couldn’t get started on my Easter cards as early as I would have liked since we left for Wisconsin just as The Greetery released their Spring Jardin Collection. My new goodies were waiting for me when I got home. 

I love this Chocolate Bunny, and the card is a  CASE of one of Kelly Lunceford’s gorgeous cards. I used products from the Golden Egg suite of products, one of the new Bigger Botanicals (Hawthorn) as well as the darling chocolate bunny.

I decided against a sentiment on the front, but add this to the inside of the card:

The Silly Goose line of products is so much fun, and this will surely be the first of many cards you’ll see using them.

I wanted the goose to hold the smallest of the eggs which you can then emboss in the Shortbread Shapes Rectangle: Easter embossing folder.

I love the inside sentiment which came from last year’s Hey, Honeycomb Spring Sentiment set from The Greetery.

Along with JUGS, I’m sending this off to Darnell’s NBUS blog – almost everything on these cards is new!

I’ll be back soon with three more Chocolate Bunny cards that must be finished by Sunday.