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A Bunny

This week's Squigglefly challenge is to make a baby card.


I used the Funky Bunny by Cheryl Grant Alger and my sentiment is from the set called New Baby Sentiments by Elizabeta Kushner. This bunny is one of my favorite images and I thought it would make a great baby card. I realized while I was doing this post that the eggs are more for Easter and I should have put a button or flower to cover them, so I will be doing that later today. If I don't do it now, it will be given like this because I am always scrambling in my stash to grab a card at the last minute!

Everyone needs another baby card so I hope you join us and get another one done. Hugz!

Comments

  1. Nancy this is so darling! I love all the textures you've got going on with the fibers and the corrugated piece. I think the little eggs look like part of the bow anyway, so it's just perfect!

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  2. Oh this is so FUN, Nancy! That's the first word that came to mind. There are so many neat details, and after the eye rests on the ADORABLE bunny, there's lots more to take in. Love it.

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  3. You never cease to amaze me with the elements you add to your cards to make them extraordinary! The mesh, cardboard and pretty fibers are things I'd never think to put on a baby card, and yet just look at how well they work together here! Well done Nancy!

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  4. Darling bunny image :) Way to frame it with all the other goodies.

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  5. One of my favorite images, so pretty! Lovely card!

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  6. Oh, Nancy, I have this image and absolutely love it. I would not have thought to do a baby card, but LOVE it that way. I love using cardboard on cards. Your card is a real winner.

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  7. Awhhh...that is so precious! Loving that little bunny!

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  8. Nancy - oh this is too sweet. Adorable and I love the textures you added. so sweet!!

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  9. This is a gorgeous Baby card Nancy, | love the image you have chosen and all of your lovely details and texture.
    Pauline
    x

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  10. Sweet card Love the saying and I enjoy your layers so much I have to take the twist more often I tend to line things up straight or at least attempt that ...........Lis

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  11. Your baby card is adorable. Love your bow too and all the layers.

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  12. Great card Nancy. Novel idea to use a bunny on a baby card. Not a bad choice at all since bunnies are soft and hugable just like babies. Loving it. - Jim

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