Showing posts with label Easter cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter cards. Show all posts

March 9, 2026

Cute Easter Cards & Treat Basket with the Easter Basket Bundle

 Spring is slowly starting to peek its head out here in New York, and today felt like one of those classic “fake spring” days—sunny, warmer, and just enough hope that winter might finally be loosening its grip. Add in the first day of Daylight Savings Time and suddenly the longer evenings make it feel like crafting season is officially in full swing.

So tonight during Stampin’ Sunday, we leaned right into that spring feeling with some adorable Easter projects using the Easter Basket Bundle. This bundle is seriously one of the cutest sets I’ve seen in a while, with sweet little bunnies, a woven basket die, and endless ways to create Easter cards and treats.

Let’s take a look at the three projects we created together.

(All project instructions were demonstrated during the live session.

Project #1 – Happy Easter Basket Card

Our first project featured the cutest little Easter basket card. The basket die actually creates a woven look by threading cardstock strips through the die cuts, which gives it a realistic basket texture.

For this design, I paired the basket with a soft spring color palette:

  • Pretty in Pink

  • Pool Party

  • Old Olive

  • Crumb Cake

The little chocolate bunny tucked into the grass is stamped simply in Early Espresso and layered with dimensionals to add depth.

One of the things I love about this card is how easy it is to customize. During the live, we even compared Balmy Blue vs Pretty in Pink versions of the design. The blue and yellow combination really popped, but the pink version felt perfectly springy too.

Tip: If you want the basket weave to look neat and polished, weave the strips before trimming the edges. It makes the whole process much easier.

Project #2 – 3D Easter Basket Treat Holder


Next up was my personal favorite project of the night: a mini 3D Easter basket treat holder.

This little basket is made using the same woven basket die, but we paired it with a simple scored box base so it can actually hold candy.

And yes… it fits six chocolate eggs perfectly.

To finish the design, we added:

  • Shimmer grass inside the basket

  • A layered bow

  • A sweet pastel color combo

This project would be absolutely adorable as:

  • Easter table place settings

  • Small gifts for neighbors

  • Classroom treats

  • Party favors for kids

You could even fill them with butter mints, jellybeans, or mini chocolates depending on your theme.

Project #3 – “Easter’s on Its Way” Bunny Card


Our final project was a clean and simple Easter card featuring a sweet bunny and a ribbon accent.

The bunny was stamped onto Crumb Cake cardstock and only lightly colored in the ears with Stampin’ Blends for a subtle effect. Sometimes less really is more when it comes to coloring.

We layered the bunny on a scalloped oval from the new Scalloped Wishes dies and finished the card with Easter egg embellishments.

It’s quick, easy, and perfect when you need to make multiple Easter cards.

Why I Love This Easter Bundle

The Easter Basket Bundle really shines because it combines both cards and treat projects in one set.

You can:

  • Create woven basket elements

  • Build layered scenes

  • Make dimensional projects

  • Use the bunny images for quick stamped cards

That kind of versatility is what makes a bundle worth adding to your craft stash.

Which Project Was Your Favorite?

During the live we had a fun debate about blue vs pink baskets, and honestly both were adorable.

Now I’d love to hear from you!

Did you like:

  • The woven basket card

  • The 3D Easter treat basket

  • Or the simple bunny card?

Leave a comment and let me know your favorite!

And if you’d like to recreate these projects, be sure to save this post for later or share it with a crafty friend.

Happy crafting!

— Katrina
Katrina’s Kreative Heart


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March 2, 2026

3 Quick & Cute Holiday Cards with the Seasonal Celebrations Stamp Set

 If you’ve ever needed one stamp set that covers multiple occasions without taking up half your craft room… this is it.

This week on Stampin’ Sunday, I featured the Seasonal Celebrations Stamp Set — and we created three simple but adorable cards:
• A sweet Easter bunny
• A lucky shamrock
• A bright and cheerful birthday card

And let me tell you… these are beginner-friendly, quick to assemble, and perfect for using up your designer series paper.

Let’s break them down.

🐰 Sweet & Simple Easter Card


This little bunny makes me smile every time I see it.

For this card, I layered two 3” x 4” pieces of Fresh Freesia DSP from the Subtles 6x6 paper pack onto a Thick Basic White card base. The overlap gives visual interest without complicated layering.

The bunny was stamped in Petunia Pop (stamped off once for softness) and paired with Secret Sea for the facial details. Using an Everyday Arches die gave it that polished stitched look.

Why this works:

  • Soft monochromatic background

  • Simple focal point

  • Clean sentiment strip with angled cut

Sometimes the cutest cards are the simplest ones.

🍀 Sending a Little Luck Your Way


St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, and I couldn’t resist that shamrock.

This card features:

  • A 5 ¼” x 4” plaid DSP panel

  • A large circle die cut from Basic White

  • Shamrock stamped in Old Olive

  • “Sending a little luck your way” layered sentiment

Adding a smaller circle for the sentiment creates dimension without bulk. And those sparkle dots? Just enough shine to make it festive.

Quick Tip:
If you ever discover your DSP retired mid-design (ask me how I know 😉), just swap in a similar color palette. The layout still works beautifully.

🎉 Bright Birthday Book Fold Card


This might be my favorite of the three.

The book fold design always looks fancy, but it’s surprisingly easy:

  • Card base scored at 3 ¼” and 4 ¼”

  • Adhere the narrow flap down to create the “binding”

  • Add ribbon before sealing for a finished look

The birthday hat was stamped in Azure Afternoon with a Lemon Lime Twist pom-pom for a pop of brightness. A vellum circle softens the background and makes the focal point stand out.

Why book folds are great:

  • Perfect for special birthdays

  • Looks impressive

  • Still mails easily

And honestly… that little party hat is just happy.



Why I Love This Stamp Set

Seasonal Celebrations includes:

  • Easter bunny

  • Shamrock

  • Birthday hat

  • Daffodil

  • Graduation cap

  • Confetti, stars, and borders

That’s spring, birthdays, St. Patrick’s Day, and graduations covered in one compact set.

If you like versatile stamping, this one earns its spot.

Free With Purchase Class

Because this was our first Sunday of the month, this class is FREE with a $35 online store purchase (before shipping and tax) through March 15.

Place your order →
I ship the pre-cut kit on March 20 →
You create these at home with whatever stamps you own.

It’s simple. It’s fun. And it keeps your card stash stocked.

I’d love to know — which card is your favorite?
The bunny? The shamrock? The book fold birthday?

Drop a comment, save this layout idea, or join my email list so you never miss a free tutorial.

Happy crafting, friend 💙

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