A Good Egg Happy Easter Pillow Box Project by Marion

Hello. It's Marion here with a fun little Easter project to share with you. I can't believe that Easter is rapidly approaching - where is this year going?

To create my pillow box, I first stamped a tone on tone star pattern from the Sunny Borders stamp set repeatedly across a panel of yellow card stock. It's a great way to make your own subtle patterned paper. The banner was stamped from the same set and I curved the sentiment on an acrylic block to fit into the banner. I then stamped the images from the A Good Egg stamp set and die cut them with the coordinating dies and coloured them with Copic markers.

 

The pillow box die is from my stash. I adhered all the images onto the pillow box and then filled it up with some yummy Easter Egg goodness. (NB: I may have sampled a few eggs while making and photographing this card. They were Lindt chocolates after all, so who could resist that?)

Sunny Studio products used:

• A Good Egg stamp set
• A Good Egg die set
• Sunny Border stamp set
• Sunny Border die set

Thanks for visiting the Sunny Studio blog today.
Until next time,

Marion

A Good Egg Watercolor Easter Egg Card with Heidi

Hello there!  It's Heidi here today with another fun way to use the A Good Egg stamps and coordinating dies.  As soon as I saw this set I envisioned a card using the eggs as a background print.

To color my images and background I used Zig clean color real brush markers  I heat embossed my sentiment on a strip of black cardstock and then die-cut the end using the fishtail banner dies.

I hope I've inspired you with another great way to use this cute set!  Don't forget to tag us on social media using the hashtag #sunnystudiostamps with your ideas too!  :)

A Good Egg Happy Easter Single Layer Card with Melissa

Hello everyone, Melissa here! Today I have a card to share with you using the stamp set A Good Egg. This set has so many cute images you can use in so many different ways. 

I made an Easter card with the two chicks painting the eggs in the egg carton. To create the card I first stamped the chicks, paint bucket, egg carton and paint brushes and masked them off. Starting with the images I wanted in the foreground and working my way back. With all of those masked I then masked off the bottom of the card, which would become the grass. I added a variety of blue inks and blended them together to create the sky. After that was done I removed the masks and added color to the images and the grass with Copic markers. 

To finish the card off I stamped the sentiment “Happy Easter” in Versamark ink and heat embossed it using white embossing power. That completes the card for today. Thanks for stopping by!

Sunny Saturday Share: Customer Gifts, Tags and Cards for Spring

Happy Saturday!  Today I'm popping in with some amazing customer projects spotted on instagram this past week.  I have been seriously blown away with all the ideas everyone is posting--It makes me so happy to see them all!  :)

Up first is a super fun set of gift bags by Ashley (@sparklycanadiancraftygirl on instagram) using our Rain or Shine stamps!  How cute are the little plaid raincoats and umbrellas?!   Love them!  She shares a little video on YouTube about them HERE.

Next Up we have some adorable Easter Tags by Amy Y. (@sharingnewlove on instagram) using our A Good Egg Stamps and coordinating dies.  I am so in love with the cute way she colored her eggs to match the little carton of candy eggs!  :)

Next Up we have a couple cards by the talented Stephanie Klauck (@sklauck on instagram) using our A Good Egg Stamps and coordinating dies.

Love her first card and her focus on the paint cans and carton of eggs!  Such fun, vibrant colors too!  :)

Loving the patterned paper she used on her second card and the fun effect it has!  Those little chicks peeking out from behind the grass is so fun!  :) 

Jamie Peters (@jamie_scrappinstampers on instagram) and owner of Not 2 Shabby has also been super busy with our A Good Egg Stamps and dies!  Here are a handful of projects she's created (there are a couple more at her YouTube channel).  

Love the sparkle she added her paint and eggs and the fun splattered background!

So sweet how she stamped her eggs on the plaid papers!

Jamie shares a wonderful DIY tutorial on how she created these EOS holders using nothing more than some 6x6 paper, a circle punch and a scoring tool over on her YouTube channel.  Really clever!

Before we go I have one more sweet card by Neha Tulsyan using the  A Good Egg Stamps and coordinating dies.  Loving her beautiful soft background!  Make sure to check out her Flickr album for many more fun ideas using this set.  :)

Aren't these all so adorable?!  We'd love to see what you've been creating with our stamps & dies too!  As always you share your creations with us on our Facebook page, in our Flickr group or by tagging us with the hashtag #SunnyStudioStamps on instagram.

I hope the rest of your weekend is happy!  :)

Guest Designer Cards & Technique Video with Nichol Spohr Magouirk

Hello there!  I'm so excited to welcome Nichol Spohr Magouirk to the blog today!  She is someone who I have admired for a number of years and I'm ecstatic that she agreed to be our special guest today!

For her first card Nichol created a darling scene using the Backyard Bugs and coordinating dies.  She colored her images with Zig Clean Color Real Brush markers and I love how vibrant and happy it is.  That little rainbow caterpillar is super fun!  

Nichol created a wonderful video to share with you today on how she created the Backyard Bugs card that you can view at her YouTube channel in HD here.

           


For her second card she used the Sending My Love stamps and coordinating dies.

I love her beautiful background, wonderful color scheme and how she shows the versatility of this stamp set and how it's good for more than just Valentine's Day cards.  ;)

She has also created a video for her card that you can watch on YouTube in HD here:

           


I hope you will leave some love for Nichol.  On the tiny chance that you aren't familiar with Nichol's work, you really must subscribe to her YouTube channel and blog.  She is sure to inspire you on a regular basis!