Hi there and Happy Easter!
Here’s the card I made for my mum using a beautiful new Waffle Flower layered stencil set called Mod Blossoms.
I love how effective these layered stencils are – this was a small set – only 2 stencils, so it was quick and easy to use and the reveal was so special. Stencilling has completely evolved from the old days of metal stencils, lightboxes and chalk!
The sentiment is by Poppystamps and the bow is from a set by Simon Says Stamp.
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LucieG.
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I’m still making Easter cards! Today I’m sharing the card I made for my dad using an older die set by Memory Box called Half a Dozen Eggs.
I was inspired by Laura Bassen’s card made with nesting egg dies six years ago. I decided to use shades of blue – but totally underestimated how difficult it would be to come up with a combo of blue card that I was happy with! I think I looked at every piece of blue card/paper in my craft room!
I used foam tape for dimension between layers but this does mean that the card is VERY thick…. just under 1cm I think! Fortunately it stands up ok, but I was a bit worried as I was adhering all the layers!
The sentiment is by Creative Expressions.
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LucieG.
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It’s Day 7 of LucieG’s Egg Week 2025! How can that be? I still have many ideas and unused product!
Today I focussed on the Simon Says Stamp Floral Egg embossing folder. I actually bought this on release day earlier this year – which is rare for me, I usually take my time with Simons products. But this just spoke to me – maybe because it reminded me so much of this card that I made my mum last Easter using lots of different embossing folders.
The sentiment is by Reverse Confetti and is cut from some fabulous Simons luxe glitter card.
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LucieG.
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It’s Day 6 of LucieG’s Egg Week 2025! Today I decided to CASE another card I made back in February which coincidentally turned out to be my card for Day 6 of Heart Week 2025 – so weird after my Day 3 card!
I used the new Spellbinders coloured card in Windy, Seaside and Fairy Tale to cut a few eggs which I then coloured with a darker shade of distress ink. I’m extremely grateful to Michelle at The Card Grotto who shared a very informative post comparing the cardstock – it really helped me narrow down my choices as I often find the card I buy online is much darker than my preferred palette! Spellbinders UK has A4 sized card too – which is brilliant… I can almost forgive them for discontinuing my beloved Portobello cardstock… almost!
The largest die cut egg is the Waltham Egg by Memory Box. It’s dated 2016 and I probably bought it when it was newly released. Isn’t it pretty? I embossed the mint (Seaside) egg with the Simon Says Stamp Dancing Floral folder and then added lots of die cut butterflies from Simon’s Flickering Butterflies die set.
The sentiment is from a set by Taylored Expressions.
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LucieG.
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It’s Day 5 of LucieG’s Egg Week 2025! Today I’m playing with an older product that I bought in a sale last year plus a brand new die.
The older die set is the Egg Carton set by Reverse Confetti. I coloured the carton with distress ink and then cut the eggs from my beloved Basic Grey patterned paper.
I’m really loving lace products at the moment and when I saw the new Mama Elephant Caly Circle Lace die set, I had to get it! Isn’t it fabulous cut from vellum?
The sentiment is by Taylored Expressions.
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LucieG.
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It’s Day 4 of LucieG’s Egg Week 2025! Today’s card is not what I had in mind at all… I spotted a challenge and decided to play along at the last minute. I loved the idea of using non-spring colours for an egg card (and in fact I have one in progress) but when I saw the combo for this fortnight’s CAS Colours & Sketches challenge, I pivoted!
I don’t have any Stampin Up inks or card so I just matched up what I saw on screen as best as I could! I used Basic Grey and Craft Consortium papers for the Blackberry Bliss and Pebbled Path colours and created a panel from Victorian Velvet distress ink which I felt was similar to the Moody Mauve. The colour turned out ‘muddier’ in real life than in my photos where the artificial light seems to have bleached it a bit.
I used the Petal Egg Layer die set by Birch Press Design and the Privet Branch die by Simon Says Stamp. I decided I needed more of the Victorian Velvet/Moody Mauve so added a shadow layer behind the grey leaves,
The sentiment is from a set by Simon Says Stamp.
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LucieG.
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