Paper Cutz Easter Card

We made it to Friday! Are you glad the weekend is upon us?  It's time for another challenge at Paper Cutz.  This week Mary asked the DT to make a card for Easter.  I've been dying to use the chocolate bunny with the bite out of his ear from Cricut's Easter 2010 cartridge.  I just think it's so cute.  I used Mojo Monday's sketch to put this card together.  I came across this brown, pink and green paper in my stash the other day.  I picked it up at Hobby Lobby a long time ago clearanced to 10 cents a sheet.  It was 8 1/2 x 11 inch which I don't use much, but for 10 cents I couldn't pass it up.  I found some coordinating solid cardstock in pink and green in my scraps.  My scalloped circle is cut with my Cricut Mini Monogram cartridge and topped with a pink circle, a brown polka dot and a strip of stripe paper.  I added a pink square backed with some green and punched the edge with a Fiskars punch.  I just happened to have this light green ribbon laying around that is probably over fifteen years old.  I used to store my ribbons in a big plastic bin, but recently my fantastic and handy husband created a ribbon rack for me.  Now my ribbons are displayed on my wall so they're not so easy to overlook.  You can see a picture of it at the end of this post.  Thanks Honey, you're the best.  Another long overlooked item from my stash on this card is the green flower, been around forever.  After I bought them I never used them because I thought to myself, whoever heard of a green flower?   I thought they went perfect with the colors on this card though.  I hope you'll have time to create an Easter card to share with us at Paper Cutz this week.  Thanks for stopping by.  I'm also going to enter this card into the Fantabulous Cricut challenge for a spring time themed card.

I showed my husband all my ribbon spools before he made this so he would know how many I had.  He thought there would be plenty of room on this.  He even thought there would be extra room to add more.  LOL  Not to look a gift horse in the mouth but, I tried to tell him it didn't seem big enough to me.  Needless to say, not all my ribbon made it onto the new rack.  But I think it's great anyway.