Easter Watercolor Card

Hey Readers,

Today I'm going to share with you a fun Easter card that I made. Easter is just around the corner, and my two munchkins are already excited about it. When I was a kid there was always a special golden egg, hidden well, and usually containing twenty bucks! I only remember getting the golden egg once. I found it on top of the doorway outside my grandmother's house. I couldn't reach it, and my tall older brother decided he'd get it for himself. I was ready to throw a big fit about that, but an adult stepped in and made him give it to me. Ha ha. My brother and I didn't always get along (what siblings do, right?). I love him, though. Wish I could spend this Easter with him and my other four siblings. 

Anyway, on to the card. I started with a piece of my watercolor paper, aquapainters, and a few ink pads (rich razzleberry, marina mist, and coral calypso).

I just colored a striped pattern, adding more ink until I liked the way it looked.

Then I took a piece of coral calypso cardstock and cut an oval out of the middle.

I stamped "happy easter" from the Delightful Dozen stamp set in Stazon Ink.

After that, I embossed the coral calypso cardstock with the Polka Dot EF and used dimensionals to stick it to my card.

Nobody wants a blank boring envelope, so I made an "egg" stencil with my small oval die, and I drew two eggs on the back of the envelope.

I colored them in with my markers and blender pens, and then added a basic rhinestone to the card. 

Voila! There's a quick and easy- and super fun- easter card. 

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