Use our Easter Egg Hunt papers to make this delightfully engaging Easter card
YOU WILL NEED:
Easter Egg Hunt Papers
Card: white, dark pink
Die, 11cm circle
Baker’s twine, yellow
Resin flower
Ribbon, white
Pearl gems, red
Adhesives: glue, 3D foam pads
METHOD:
1. Create a 13.5cm square top-folding white blank. Trim floral paper, 12.5cm square, matt on dark pink paper, then fix to the card front.
2. Die cut an 11cm diameter circle through the card front. Fix bunny paper inside the greeting. Trim two children, a sign and an egg, then secure behind the bottom
of the aperture.
3. Cut out five eggs and attach to a length of baker’s twine. Adhere across the top of the card and add baker’s twine bows at each end. Stick a resin flower to the central egg.
4. Wrap ribbon around the bottom of the card. Layer our ‘Easter’ sentiment on dark pink paper, then fix underneath the aperture with 3D foam pads. Finish with a line of pearl gems on the ribbon.
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