All it takes is some pretty paper to create a beautiful framed masterpiece this Easter!
I have a huge weakness for scrapbook paper. I rarely scrapbook these days, but my love of paper has never wavered! I try to stay away from it at the craft stores, but every once in a while it gets the best of me, and I take a little peak. Lucky I did because I came across these gorgeous pink gingham, vintage floral, and wood plank papers! I thought paired together I could make the cutest little Easter decor.
I couldn’t be happier with how my paper bunny turned out! And it goes to show, even the most basic of craft supplies can create something so pretty!
You actually only need 2 sheets of scrapbook paper for this projects. The gingham and the florals are actually front and back of the same 12×12 scrapbook paper (from My Mind’s Eye). The wood plank paper is 8.5×11″ and is the Hobby Lobby brand.
You will also need my egg and bunny template.
Trim the gingham/floral paper down to 8″x10″.
Print the egg and bunny template and cut out the egg. Trace it on the back of the wood plank paper and cut out.
Cut out the bunny from the egg and trace it on the remainder of the floral paper but on the gingham side and cut out.
Center the egg on the 8×10″ gingham paper then the bunny on the egg and adhere together with glue or double-sided tape.
Now we just need to embellish our new little friend!
For some dimension and, let’s face it, complete cuteness I made a pom pom bunny tail.
To make a pom pom, wrap yarn around a ruler or serving fork many, many times.
Pull the yarn off of the ruler and wrap the center with a piece of yarn and tie it in a knot.
Cut all the loops above and below where you wrapped and knotted the yarn.
Trim the pom pom until all of the ends are the same length and glue it to the bunny.
I added a little lace collar at the bunny’s neck as well as some small floral embellishments.
Isn’t she the cutest?? Just add her to your favorite 8×10″ frame and you have yourself a stunning new piece of Easter decor!
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Beautiful Easter creation! I love the paper you used for the bunny and the flowers are lovely. So pretty!
He is so darling! I love the dimensional aspects too. Pinned.
This is so sweet! I love the paper that you used. Thanks for sharing it with SYC. The party is going to be started a day late, but you will be one of the features.
hugs,
Jann
I have a thing for bunnies, so this is right up my alley. Love the floral paper and the tiny flower touches on this. Thanks again for sharing your talents on Merry Monday. Pinned.
This is adorable. I have a ton of scrapbook paper too. This is perfect for Easter or through spring. Thanks for sharing on Sunday’s Best. Please share this again.
This is so sweet. My grand daughter would love it!. I love scrapbooking paper too!
This is so cute! Pinned.
I too love scrapbook paper. I have an overstuffed basket of it! Cute decoration. Visiting from Bouquet of Talent party.
Your gingham/floral bunny print is adorable. Thanks so much for sharing. I love that I have all these materials on hand and can whip this up in a few minutes. How cheerful to frame and place on a table for Easter/Spring! Thank you.
That’s so cute!
Such a cute idea. I love paper crafts. Thanks for sharing at the Inspiration Spotlight party. Pinned & shared.
I love girly stuff!! This is (as my bff would say) stinking cute!
This is adorable! 🙂
Sweet little bunny! I love a project that is easy and goes together quickly. The best part is that I probably have everything I need already at home. I especially love the cute lace color and mini rosettes. Pinning!
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It is nice to know I am not the only one with a paper addiction. I don’t get to scrapbook much but I still collected pretty papers in the hopes of finding projects to use them on. Thanks for sharing one such project.
Adorable. I wish I had ANY willpower when it comes to scrapbook paper. Rarely scrapbook. Buy paper almost every trip to the craft store lol.