Spring Watercolor Card Uniquely Unity February 2025

Greetings, Gaylynn here.  Spring brings pastel colors to mind. This is a Spring watercolor card. It features an adorable Easter bunny rabbit and egg scene.  I used lavender and pink. I used stamping, dry embossing, and watercolor pencils in this card project. Here, I outline step-by-step instructions. This bunny scene and sentiment are stamps from the Unity Stamp Company Uniquely Unity line for February 2025.  The supplies are noted below.

Also, this pretty stamp was paired with flower stamping, color cardstock and embossing folder texture.

Helpful Tips:

1.     Prepare an A2 sized card base from white cardstock, 4 1/4″ x 5.5″ folded horizontally.

2.     Trim a rectangle background frame panel 4” x 5 1/4” from lavender cardstock.

3.     Optional:  Dry emboss a texture onto the lavender panel using an embossing folder.

4.     Stamp the bunny scene using waterproof ink onto the smooth side of watercolor paper.

5.     Stamp the sentiment in black ink onto white cardstock then die-cut using Scallops & Banners {nesting dies}

6.     Die-cut the bunny scene using Scallops & Arches {nesting dies}

7.     Add your coloring of choice to the bunny scene.  I used watercolor pencils for watercolor.

8.     Once the color is dry, add twine and embellishment dots to the arch layer.

9.     Stamp and fussy cut a floral accent.  I stamped the flowers from Well Hello There stamps using purple ink onto pink cardstock and then fussy cut.

10. Adhere the lavender background frame panel to the horizontal card base using flat double-sided.

11. Adhere the finished bunny, sentiment and flower panels over the lavender layer, to finish.

Here is the first part of the card making process.

And, this is the prep for the last part of the process.

This is a look at the finished card up close.

Be sure to visit my other features here on the Unity Stamp Co. blog:
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.

I hope you try this project and share your makes in the Unity Show & Tell Facebook Group.  Feel free to tag me so that I can see what you make.

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Gaylynn