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Simon Says Stamp Favorite Things Release Blog Hop- Day 2!

March 1, 2025

This post was sponsored by Simon Says Stamp. Thanks, Simon!

Hi friends! I am delighted to be a stop on Day 2 of the Simon Says Stamp Favorite Things Blog Hop! You should have arrived here from Debby Hughes, and your next stop is Lisa Addesa. You can also start back at the beginning on the Simon Says Stamp Blog. The new Favorite Things release features darling bunnies, adorable chicks, flowers, butterflies, and so many other images that are perfect for use with your springtime projects. I absolutely couldn’t resist the precious Bundled Bunny
die set, as it reminds me of the Peter Rabbit story that I read to my children. I paired it with some older embossing folders and dies to create this sweet little springtime scene. Let’s get started with the details on my project!

*I have gathered links to all of the products used at the bottom of the post for your convenience, using affiliate links. Thank you for shopping with my links! I truly appreciate your support for my work!*

To begin, I die cut each of the pieces from the new Bundled Bunny from white cardstock, then used my OLO Markers to add detailed color to the bunny, making him a deep chocolate brown and adding some pale blush pink to his ears and white gel pen to add shine on his eyes! I think he looks just like Peter Rabbit! This die set comes with a sweet little scarf to keep bunny warm, and I can’t wait to add him to a wintry snow scene for a holiday card.

To create the garden in which Peter is hiding from Mr. MacGregor, I ran two separate panels of white cardstock through my die cutting machine using the older Crocus Row Embossing Folder. I used my sharp scissors to cut around the flowers, then used blending brushes to blend Ballet Rainbow Splash Ink on the flowers and Pearfection Pawsitively Saturated Ink on the foliage and grass. I used the same blush colored OLO Markers to intensify the pink tips of the crocus flowers, adding some very subtle dimension to the delicate pink blooms! I also die cut some additional foliage using the older Lady’s Mantle die from white cardstock, upon which I blended residual ink from the green foliage on the crocuses. I created a sky on a third panel of A2 white cardstock, blending Twilight Pawsitively Saturated Ink on the top 1/3 of the panel with a blending brush.

After I had created all of the different components, I used both thin and thick foam adhesive squares as well as liquid adhesive to add each component to the blended card front, building the garden scene around the sweet little Peter Rabbit die cut, creating tons of dimension and height with each additional layer! For the greeting, I die cut the new Blessed sentiment die cut from some sparkling Bubblegum Glitter Cardstock, pairing it with some sentiments from the coordinating Blessed Sentiment Strips. Finally, I added some Dusk Pawsitively Dazzling Gems for additional sparkle!

Well, that’s all for my project today. To celebrate this release, Simon Says Stamp is offering a fabulous freebie! Simply purchase $50 worth of products from the Favorite Things release and the marvelous Happy Bee Day stamp set will automatically be added to your order. You can see the set in the graphic at the top of the post!

For even more fun, Simon Says Stamp is hosting a fabulous giveaway during the blog hop:

Simon Says Stamp is giving away a $25 coupon to every stop on the hop from your blog comment section. Winners will be selected and posted on the Simon Says Stamp blog on Wednesday the 5th of March. Winners can email Simon Says Stamp to claim his/her prize!

Your next stop on the hop is Lisa Addesa. Don’t forget to check out Day 1 of the hop for even more exceptional inspiration and prizes! Thanks so much for stopping by today, and happy hopping!

Filed Under: simon says stamp Tagged With: 3D embossing folder, blessed die, blessed sentiment strips, bundled bunny, crocus row, die cutting, easter, ink blending, lady's mantle, no line coloring, olo markers, springtime

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