Can You Handle The Pressure Challenge
An Easter card for my candy loving, much to his mother’s dismay, grandson Chase includes a chocolate bunny and a jelly bean egg!
The challenge at Can You Handle The Pressure is Anything Goes Embossing + Easter twist. Love to play along with the twists and found my Darice decorated egg embossing folder. I inked it first and ran it through by Big Shot but didn’t like the outcome so after cleaning the ink off the embossing folder just opted for plain white. My egg was made using SimonSaysStamp’s Nested Eggs dies and cutting a piece of patterned paper from my stash with the larger die. This patterned paper reminded me of jelly beans which Chase & I both enjoy. The Chocolate Bunny is an older Gina K Designs stamp set which was illustrated by Asela Hopkins. I stamped it on brown cardstock, fussy cut it and colored in the bow with colored pencils.
Thanks for stopping in for a peek. I appreciate you and your time. Take care and be safe.
Stamp Buddies 
So cute! I’ll take the chocolate bunny!
The white bg with the embossing is a perfect backdrop to all the Easter fun.
Looks edible to me. Great Easter card and I love the folder you used.
The white embossing is perfect! Such a fun card.
Gayle, this is adorable and hilarious that you are giving your grandson what you know he likes, “much to his mother’s dismay.” That is, of course why grandma’s rule!
Fabulously fun card and embossing folder, perfect for our challenge! Thank you for joining our fun at Can You Handle The Pressure!
Diane CYHTP DT
Love the ef used, very fun. This is so adorable and that bunny looks yummy.
Oh Gayle, I should have known you would have an Easter Egg embossing folder lol … what a BEAUTIFUL creation! I think the all white embossed panel worked beautifully to make your colorful ‘Easter egg’ really pop out! Well done! Thanks so much for playing in our challenge at Can You Handle The Pressure … we appreciate your support and hope to see you again next challenge!
Darlene
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