Rick Adkins
- Feb 7
- 4 min read

Easter Bunny Sheet Load of Cards

Hello and welcome to my blog; today I have fun project to share with you using the Easter Bunny Bundle, some Awash in Beauty Designer Series Paper and the Thanks a Bunch Stamp Set. And I made twelve cards using just a few supplies.

Handmade Easter Card by Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Rick Adkins

Easter Bunny Bundle:

I picked the Easter Bunny Bundle to use as my focal image on my cards. So, I stamped twelve of them out onto scraps of Soft Suede Cardstock in Early Espresso Ink. I then let them dry and colored some of the areas with my White and Flirty Flamingo Watercolor Pencils. I only colored his tail, belly, inside of the ear, and the eye to make them pop. I set them aside to then work on the other parts of the cards. The Easter Bunny Bundle has the Easter Bunny Stamp Set and the Easter Bunny Punch you can check out the bundle here.

A Sheet Load:

I used two sheets of A Wash in Beauty Designer Series Paper, six sheets of Basic White Thick Cardstock for the card bases, and 4 1/2 sheets of Balmy Blue Cardstock and some scraps of Soft Suede Cardstocks for the bunnies to create the cards. To start off I started by cutting the Designer Series Paper to size.

I got the card sketch and the measurements from Call Me Crafty Al on YouTube. She produces a template each month showcasing a different sketch and template to create a sheet load of cards each month. This is the sketch for the February 2023 Sheet Load of Cards. I will link to her channel so that you can find it. Click here to see her February 2023 Sheet Load of Cards Introduction Video. You will be able to download her free template.

Here's a look at all twelve cards that I made using this design. I really enjoyed making these cards and Crafty Al's template was super easy to follow. So, it made the creating super easy.