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Monday, 20 March 2023

White on White

 I don't normally send cards for Easter but as I'd acquired this rather cute bunny die I started out with the idea of actually making one - that is until I discovered that amongst my vast collection of crafty 'stuff'' there just wasn't an Easter sentiment of any kind.  I couldn't go for my usual solution of doing one on the computer because the white card I was using is far too heavy to go through the printer.  I've seen a couple of cards recently where this bunny has been used and I've been trying to think of something a bit different so I die cut the bunny and a selection of other bits and pieces using dies from lots of different sets so that I could shuffle them around to see how they looked.  I eventually decided on cutting a framed aperture into a piece of white card before building up the little scene.  The die used for this aperture actually has a window frame inside the aperture so of course that's been saved for another card.  Lots of small die cuts employed here but I've been watching some videos on YouTube made by Christine Stokes and have picked up several really handy hints and tips for using tiny pieces without getting glue everywhere.

I can assure you that the white card is all from the same source but unfortunately the camera wants to suggest otherwise - sigh 🙄

I'm thinking now that while these dies are on my desk I might make a variation with some colour


Aperture - from window die set by Paper Rose
Rabbit - unbranded die, he comes with his own stool to sit on
All other dies - taken from various sets mainly magazine freebies and Stampin' Up

10 comments:

  1. You've pulled off such a difficult task beautifully Val, white on white is not an easy ask and that little bunny is a delight.

    B x

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  2. This little bunny sitting on the fence is just too cute! You did a great job creating this white on white pretty card, well done!

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  3. That’s a cute bunny die and I think you nailed this delightful Easter card and the problem of not having an Easter sentiment. Xxx

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  4. That’s certainly different but I like it! It’s another of those optical illusions, where it looks cut into at first because of the shadows 😃 xx

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  5. A beautiful card Val, I've never managed to make a white on white card that I was happy enough to send to someone.

    Sue xx

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  6. Hi Val,
    oh this is such a very stunning card and I love your white on white design.
    You are right that Bunny is so sweet.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.

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  7. This white on white card is just delightful Val, with that sweet mouse as the central image, and all the added die cut bits and pieces all work so well together...beautiful! x

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  8. Fabulous White on White card, Val. It’s so frustrating when the photograph shows different shades of white, when you know they are all the same. I have this little bunny, still in my NBUS pile! xx

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  9. There's something very restful about this card being wow - I think you've solved the problem of no Easter sentiment really well too.

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  10. Wowser - stunning Val! I love the white on white - it's perfect, and the message is there, ain't many other bunnies around at Spring time. Clever work - very clever!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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