A few new friends!!!!

After months of having these little guys bookmarked in my favourites I finally found a few minutes to give them a try. So I hope you can make out that they are the sesame street characters!! All instructions can be found on YouTube - dawn5377's Channel .

All card stock and punches used are from Stampin' Up!.

Thanks for stopping by

A box full of bunny baskets

So over the past few days I have punched and glued and coloured and glued a bit more until I had a box full of bunny baskets!!!!!

I have been having serious craft withdrawals lately. I just cant seem to find the time to do anything. So with Easter here it was a great excuse to dust of the craft boxes. I ask Lili to make a list of her close friends, so we didn't miss anyone out!! Lucky for me she wrote the entire class down and then a couple of extras!!!! So the final total for Lili was 31. She was super excited to take them today and for the first time ever she was the first one dressed ready and in the car!!

Each bunny came complete with its own little personality LOL but I thought they were all so very cute.

I made Jaz the same baskets but changed the bunny. Jazzy however was far more content with giving the baskets just to her teachers so her final total was 8!!!

Each Basket was filled up with shredded tissue paper, Easter eggs and the final touch a little chicken.

Lili only had a half day yesterday so she was a huge helper. She put all the adhesive on the tails and cheeks, as well as colouring the cheeks the right colour with ink. She had a ball.

If you would like to make the baskets here is the you tube link

YouTube - Easter Basket Tutorial

And the link for the bunnies
YouTube - Bunny Punch Art.mp4 or from the blog
www.mercedesweber.blogspot.com

Thanks for visiting and next time I will try not to leave it so long between entries!!

I had a ball making these and everything that I used to make the baskets came from Stampin' Up!. The card stock is Soft Subtle for the basket and the bunnies are Pink Pirouette and Whisper White. The ink used was Pretty in Pink and Pixie Pink.