Hello there,
I'm thrilled to be back with this adorable set of shaker card and tag showcasing several products from the Pretty Pink Posh Easter 2025 Release. What a cute and fun release it is, I really had a blast
mixing and matching cardstock and pattern papers to create my
projects and I hope that these will inspire you. The brand new collection will be available on March 19th.
I
started off with the card and cut a large Eyelet Rectangle panel out of light brown woodgrain cardstock. I
added a little bit of vintage photo distress ink on the edges,
I mixed that same ink with water and used a slim brush to
add splatters on the panel, I did the same with copic opaque white
ink, and once the panel was dry, I attached it to a 5,5 x 4,25 inches
white leafy panel, and then to a white card base.
Next
I cut all the bits and pieces I needed to build my three Easter eggs
using Build An Egg dies. Each egg has a kraft base,
and for the decorative pieces, I combined colored cardstock and
pattern papers. I attached those decorative pieces on each kraft egg
using liquid glue, cut four extra eggs out of pattern papers using
dies from Easter Bucket Additions and Easter Mug Additions, I mixed copic opaque white ink with water, added
splatters to each egg, and then set them all aside to dry.
I
cut several bows in different sizes out of a floral pink pattern
paper and out of pink cardstock. For the large one I used a Present Shaker die, for the medium one I used an Easter Bucket Additions die, and for the smaller ones I used a Beautiful Bows die. I used 1mm foam squares to assemble them, and shifted
them a little bit to get a nice pink border behind each floral pink
bow. I added white splatters to each bow, and set them aside to dry.
To create the daisy, I used another die from Easter Bucket Additions, I cut the petals out of white cardstock and the center
piece out of yellow cardstock, added matching distress ink on the
edges and splatters, assembled the petals with 1mm foam squares and
stuck the center piece with liquid glue.
While
all the above was drying, I worked on the shaker bucket, and I
built it the same way I always build my shaker tags:
1.
Cut a Candy Bucket frame out of brown cardstock,
added matching distress ink on the edges and splatters, and let it
dry
2.
Cut a whole Candy Bucket out of acetate, and
attached it at the back of the bucket frame using liquid glue
3.
Still at the back of the bucket, added foam strips all around the
opening and on the upper part of the bucket as well
4.
Poured Sugar Pop shaker beads inside the bucket
5.
Cut another Candy Bucket out of yellow cardstock,
and stuck it to the foam strips to totally close the shaker bucket
To
decorate the top of my bucket, I cut another Candy Bucket out
of white cardstock, and used a Doily Border die to
cut a pretty decorative piece out of this white bucket. I added
matching distress ink on the edges and splatters, let the border dry,
and then attached it to the shaker bucket using 1mm foam squares.
Next I cut two Grass Borders out of green cardstock,
added matching distress ink to the edges and splatters, and attached
those borders inside the bucket: the first one close to the top edge
of the bucket with liquid glue, and the second one higher than the
first one with 1mm foam squares to leave enough space for the eggs
between each Grass Border.
I
attached the bucket to my Eyelet Rectangle panel
using liquid glue, the three Build An Egg eggs using
foam squares, and the smaller eggs on each side of the bucket using
foam squares as well. I attached each bow and the daisy using foam
squares, white heat embossed "Easter Blessings" from Easter Greetings on kraft cardstock, cut it using the matching die,
added a little bit of vintage photo distress ink on the edges, and
then attached it at the bottom of the bucket using foam squares.
Finally I picked two white hearts and a pink one from the Valentine Hearts confetti mix, and stuck a heart in the center of each
medium and small bow.
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Next
I created the Fringe Egg ornament, and started off by stamping a
bunny from Bunny Friends, as well as two flowers from Easter Greetings on kraft cardstock using an alcohol marker friendly black
ink. I cut those three images using the matching dies, and colored them using my Graph'it brus markers and Ohuhu markers. I also white heat
embossed "Hoppy Easter" from Easter Greetings on yellow
cardstock, and added a little bit of fossilized amber distress ink on
the edges.
I
cut each piece of my Fringe Egg twice in order to create a nice
border between each fringe and add more interest to the egg: the
fringes on the front out of pattern papers and the fringes in the
back out of matching colored cardstock. I stuck each patterned fringe
to its matching fringe using liquid glue, shifting them a little
bit to create a nice border below the patterned fringes, and then I
assembled the four pieces using 1mm foam squares. I cut another egg
out of brown cardstock using the larger Fringe Egg die, and a handle
out of the same cardstock using a Build A Stocking die. I attached
the handle at the top of the brown egg, and then attached that egg at
the back of my Fringe Egg using liquid glue.
I
cut an Eyelet Oval panel out of vellum, attached the bunny, flowers
and greeting to it using 1mm foam squares, and then stuck the vellum
panel to the front of my Fringe Egg using 2mm foam squares. To
decorate the top of the ornament, I attached a large bow and a daisy,
just like the ones I added to the shaker bucket, added twine to the
handle, and finally some highlights and details to the bunny and flowers
using a white gel.
PRETTY PINK POSH SUPPLIES
- Fringe egg die set - Build an egg die set - Easter bucket additions die set - Grass border die - Present shaker die set - Build a stocking die set - Eyelet oval die set - Doily border die - Candy bucket die set - Beautiful bows die set - Eyelet rectangle die set - Bunny friends stamp set - Easter greetings stamp set - Valentine hearts confetti mix - Sugar pop shaker beads
OTHER SUPPLIES
- Ohuhu markers - Graph'it brush markers - Copic opaque white ink - Sakura white gel pen - Clear embossing ink by Lawn Fawn - Fine white embossing powder by Hero Arts - Memento tuxedo black ink (for the images) - Kraft cardstock by Lawn Fawn - Colored cardstock by The Stamp Market - Green gingham & orange plaid pattern paper from the Carta Bella Welcome Autumn 6x6 paper pack - Green cross & white leafy pattern papers from the Echo Park I Love Fall 6x6 paper pack - Yellow pattern paper from the Lawn Fawn Spiffy Speckles 6x6 paper pack - Floral pink pattern paper from the Lawn Fawn Flower Market 6x6 paper pack
