
Box Card Easter Bunny Car

Hi everyone! I have some cards to share with you today. They all were created using Lori’s Echo Park Our Happy Place. I used the 6×6 paper pad to create these, enamel dots and stickers from the sticker book. I just want to show what a different look you get to these cards when you use patterned papers instead of plain colored card stock. It makes even the cutesiest of cards have a whole different look. Some what of softer and bit more sophisticated look. I love how these all turned out, this collection has the softest colors and darling little patterns. I am all set for my Easter cards with these being finished now.
I will have a list at the bottom, in order, of the files I used for these.
Hello crafty friends!
I created this “Box Card Easter Bunny Carrot Car” because, before you know it, Easter will be here! Follow these simple steps to make your own easter card.
Materials Needed
• Orange, green, white, black and pink cardstock
• Cutting machine ( I used my Silhouette Cameo 5)
• Glue
• Ink (for decorating the carrot)
• Lori’s Cutting file ( SVG / SILHOUETTE )
Step 1: Cut Out the Parts
Using cutting machine, you cut out all the necessary components for your card. This includes the shapes for the carrot, the Easter bunny, and card base.
Step 2: Assemble the Orange Card Base
Take your orange cardstock and begin assembling the card base. Apply glue where needed to join the pieces, making sure the base is sturdy and neatly put together. This vibrant orange foundation will set the tone for your design.
Step 3: Construct and Attach the Easter Bunny
Now, focus on the Easter bunny. Glue the individual pieces of the bunny together until it forms a complete figure. Once assembled, attach the bunny securely onto the orange card base.
Step 4: Decorate and Assemble the Carrot
Next, add some creative flair to the carrot. I Use ink to decorate the holes in the carrot piece to create a shadow effect. Glue the parts together carefully. This step gives your card a unique, handmade touch.
Step 5: Attach the Green-White Backside
Finally, complete your project by attaching the green and white cardstock to the back of the orange base. This additional layer not only provides contrast but also reinforces the structure of your card. This backside you can use to write your message on.
And there you have it, a cute carrot card ready to celebrate Easter!
Enjoy crafting and have a wonderful day!
Tamara
Hi! I’m dreaming of spring, planting season, and sunshine so I made an Easter card with bunnies because they make me happy! Originally this is a card (SVG, Silhouette) but I wanted to add to my decor so I trimmed down the base and instead of creating the print and cut, I used some stickers to create the stopper. I used cardstock and Lori’s All About A Girl Echo Park collection.
So here’s to spring and happy sunny weather!
Teri