Hi, crafty friend! I'm back with another project for my Scrap Diva Designs guest designer month! Today, I'm focusing in on the Slimline Bunnies metal die. 

I could totally see these bunnies dressed up with a mini bow tie or flower crowns, but I wanted to keep these die cuts simple and sweet for this layout of my nephew with his little bunny hat on for Easter. These metal dies have the signature de-bossed stitched design around the edges and you get a total of 3 sizes of bunnies and little heart noses. 

I've got everything you need to create this layout, along with the Spring Words 2026 and Flower die sets from Scrap Diva Designs, listed below. Now let's get into this easy tutorial!

I used the new Among the Wildflowers collection from Prima for some added elements and the background paper. I used a 12x12 paper with woodgrain design and flowers on it for the base of the page. Then I matted my nephew's photo with some white cardstock. 

I used this same white cardstock to die cut the 2 smaller Slimline Bunnies from and then cut their noses from a pink cardstock. I set these die cuts aside in a little tray until I was ready to assemble them and glue them on the page. 

e Spring Words 2026 "oh hello" and "sunshine" from the white cardstock and some patterned paper from the Among the Wildflowers 6x6 paper pad and add these to your tray. I die cut 1 of each base layer and 3 of each of the top layer for more dimension. 

Next I used that same white cardstock to die cut several of the Flower dies from--I used two layers for each flower. I then die cut the leaves from this same die set from a green patterned paper in the Among the Wildflowers 6x6 paper pad. I set these into a tray as well. 

You can use some border dies or border punch from your stash to create the little edgers. I layered two of them together and added some stitching to them. Then I inked the edges with some Tattered Rose Distress Ink.

I used this same ink on the centers of the flowers, then shaped then petals and glued the layers together. I also shaped the leaves and set these aside again in my tray. 

I added the little pink noses to the bunnies using liquid adhesive. Then I used foam adhesive to attach the photo and bunnies to the background page. I used my fingers to curl one ear on the smaller bunny before attaching it to the page. 

I then added the little edgers under the photo and bunnies with foam adhesive and pushed the edges up a little to add some distressing and dimension. I chose a tag from the Among the Wildflowers ephemera pack and attached some pom pom trim to it with not glue, then added some sewing details to the tag itself. I popped this tag on along with a bunny in basket ephemera piece 

Glue your layers of "oh hello" and "sunshine" together with liquid glue. Add the words to your layout with foam adhesive. 

Add some pink gems to the centers of your flowers. I used Prima's Say It In Crystals from their In Full Bloom Collection, but you can use the crystals from their new Among the Wildflowers collection instead, as In Full Bloom is pretty much out of stock just about everywhere. Then add your flowers and leaves to your layout with liquid and foam adhesive. 

I wanted to add an extra dose of white paint splatter to this page so I covered the photo up with a scrap of paper and then used the Scrapbook.com White Lustre Brush, tapping it over the handle of another paint brush to splatter the paint on the layout. 

I then removed the scrap sheet of paper and added some yellow gems and a butterfly from the In Full Bloom collection to the layout. To add the butterfly, I used a bit of black foam adhesive. 

So sweet and so easy! I hope you feel inspired to use the Scrap Diva Designs Slimline Bunnies for projects other than slimline cards; and until next time, happy crafting!

Adrienne 

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