Thanks to Donna's and Jennifer Mcguire's blogs, I was inspired to try my hand at making my own background paper using distress inks. I sponged 2 colors on this card and spritzed some water on the top section to get that splotchy effect. This was the first time I tried this technique and it took me several trys. I hope I'll get better with practice.
As you can see, I'm loving these Nestie-sized cards. In fact, my next post will be similar and I'll be casing yet another one of Donna's cards. Thanks Donna for all your email help and tips! I've learned so much from you and from Jennifer's videos.
Now, about this adorable image. Isn't he the cutest most sweetest bunny? He is one of six of Amy Young's Sweet November Baby Bunnies. Amy's bunnies come in rubba and digi so if you gotta have them too, you can find them at All That Scraps and Munchkins in Hawaii.
Next, some challenges:
By the Cute and Girly - March challenge, Spring is in the air
Crafty Ann's Challenge Blog - Challenge 9, Trying a technique
Pollycraft Monday Challenge - Challenge 35, Distressing
Fab 'n Funky - Challenge 13, It's all in the shape!
Ooh La La Creations Challenge Blog - Challenge 49, Anything goes
The recipe:
Paper: Neenah
Stamps: C.C. Designs Sweet November Stamps Baby Bunnies Butterfly, DOTS Hillside Grass
Ink: Tim Holtz Distress Inks Broken China and Peeled Paint; Copic Markers, Memento Tuxedo Black Dye Ink
Tools: Nestabilities, Martha Stewart Fence and Butterfly Punches
Other: Flower Soft Sweet Pea, Jolee's Boutique Egg Stickers, Adhesive Pearls, Diamond Stickles
Thanks for looking!


