Hello friends, happy Friday!

Today I have a fun card to share with you. I’m playing along with the challenge at the Color My Heart Color Dare Challenge Blog. You should come play too!

This week we have a tic tac toe, so you choose three colors in a line or diagonal.

I chose Sage, Linen, and Toffee.

Here’s the card I created for this challenge.

Here’s a pic of the supplies (everything but the Thickers). I had the Linen card stock in my stash, and I chose tow papers to match the Sage & Toffee as closely as possible.

I used a stencil from Close to My Heart, a bunny stamp & die set from Close to My heart, the hat and scarf from Twig & Stump, and Vintage Photo Distress Ink.

First, stencil the background on the Toffee card stock with Vintage Photo Distress Ink.

Now, trim down the Linen, Sage, and stenciled Toffee card stocks into mats that will layer together and add them to the card front.

Stamp the bunny with Vintage Photo and die cut. Die cut the bunny shape twice more and glue together. Once dry, trim the bunny closely. Use a wet paint brush and add some color to the stamped bunny using the Vintage Photo Distress Ink. Cute, huh!

Now it’s time to give the bunny a hat and scarf. Cut the hat and scarf base layers from Linen card stock and cut the detail layers from the Sage card stock. Assemble the die cuts and add to the bunny. You’ll have to trim the side of the scarf once it’s on the bunny.

Add a little Stickles to the ball of the hat.

Now grab some letters- die cuts stickers, stamps, whatever floats your boat, and add the word ‘hello’ to the card front as shown.

I hope you enjoy this sweet little bunny card.

Stay warm!

Supplies-

• base card
• scissors, paper trimmer, die cut machine, ink blending brush
• alphabet letters of your choice
• card stocks in Linen, Sage, & Toffee- or as close as you can get
• white card stock
• Vintage Photo Distress Ink
• water brush or paint brush and water
• Bearly Art glue, adhesive
• Stickles
• Bunny stamp & die cut set from Close to My Heart (or other critter you like)