Sweet Easter Card for TSOT692 & Double Trouble #213 | Fun Handmade Card Ideas
✂️ Challenge Summary
Double Trouble Challenge #213 - 3-2-1 Recipe "SomeThing, AnyThing, EveryThing"
Thing 1 - Trouble Maker:
My 3 SomeThings from my stash are the February 2026 Paper Pumpkin Easter basket die cut, the Easter egg die cuts, and Linen Thread.
My 2 AnyThings are the butterfly and sentiment from the Spring Celebrations Mix & Match Ephemera Pack.
My 1 Everything Else is the sweet Stampin’ Up! gold bumble bee trinket.
Thing 2 - Double Dare:
I also played along with the sister challenge, Try a Sketch on Tuesday, TSOT692. The layout of my card follows the sketch, and I featured the new 2026–2028 In Color Painted Patterns Designer Series Paper in Crisp Cantaloupe to bring the design to life.
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Thing 3 - Twisted Sister:
The optional twist was to include at least one Easter element you might find on a bonnet or in a basket. I think the butterfly, Easter eggs, and spring flowers capture that theme perfectly.
🌷Thanks so much for stopping by to take a look at my Easter card today. I really enjoyed combining the Double Trouble 3‑2‑1 recipe with the TSOT sketch—two challenges that always spark fresh ideas and push my creativity in the best ways. I hope this sweet spring design inspires you to pull out a few favorites from your own stash and play along. Wishing you a beautiful, crafty week ahead! Happy Easter
What a wonderful Easter card. The gold bee is sweet as is the awesome texture in the background. Thanks for playing over at TSOT.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Laurie! I really appreciate your kind words—the gold bee and textured background were so fun to add using pieces from my stash. Thanks for having me play along at TSOT!
DeleteYour Easter card is beautiful and I especially like the little bee trinket. Lovely colours and design. Thanks for sharing at Double Trouble.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I’m so happy you enjoyed the bee trinket and the design. Thanks for the lovely challenge and for letting me play along at Double Trouble!
DeleteKris, what a sweet Easter card with all those lovely pastel colors and focal basket! I hadn't seen the new Crisp Cantaloupe pattern paper - it's so pretty. Thank you for sharing your card with both Double Trouble and TSOT!!! -Donna
ReplyDeleteThank you, Donna! Your kind words mean so much. The basket and pastel colors were inspired by spring, and that Crisp Cantaloupe paper really is a favorite. Thanks for having me join the fun at Double Trouble and TSOT!
DeleteWonderful card, Kris! You have great layering and texture. So pretty! Crisp Cantaloupe has been one of my favorite colors since the original cardstock was introduced over ten years ago. (I have a tiny bit of it left, so I will be restocking!) Thank you for sharing at Double Trouble and TSOT.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comments, Melanie! I'll have to see if I have any in my stash. I found the old Stampin' Write Marker in the Crisp Cantaloupe.
DeleteWhat a cute little basket - love the soft colours. Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble and TSOT :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Alyson! The basket was from Feb's Paper Pumpkin Kit and I ran it through a basket weave embossing folder to give it texture. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteWhat a beautiful Easter card! Thanks for sharing with us at TSOT!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Polly! Love your sketches over at TSOT!
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