Asana Stenciled Easter Egg
Posted by Seeka SkyPaperScissors on February 26, 2025

Asana Stenciled Easter Egg

Hello and welcome! Seeka here and today I'm sharing an Easter card featuring the Egg Infinity Dies and Asana Pattern Stencil from the Charming Easter Collection.

Greeting card with pink, purple Easter Egg and a Happy Easter sentiment

I started off by placing the Asana Pattern Stencil over a piece of Dove White cardstock and using blending brushes to blend Ultra Pink, Pale Tomato, and Amethyst Core Inks over the stencil.


Next, I used a die from Egg Infinity Dies to cut out an egg shape from the stenciled panel. I also chose a larger egg die and cut an egg-shaped window from a 4.25" x 5.5" panel of Dove White cardstock.


I used foam tape to adhere the window panel over a 4.25" x 5.5" Peony cardstock card base and then I used more foam tape to adhere the stenciled egg in the center of the egg window.

Greeting card with pink, purple Easter Egg and a Happy Easter sentiment

For the sentiment, I used sentiment dies from the Happy Easter Stamp & Cut XL set to cut "easter" from Ultra Pink cardstock and its shadow layer from Dove White cardstock. I glued the layers together and adhered them to the card front with foam tape. I also used a small "happy" stamp from the set to create a small sentiment strip which I also adhered to the card front to finish off the card.

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