Bunny Peek-a-boo Floral Card ~ Building Dimension

Hello and welcome to my blog, Gaylynn here. Let's make a Spring or Easter inspired greeting card with the cutest peek-a-boo bunny. I wanted to build dimension by popping up the bunny a bit against the Spring flower garden. I kept the colors soft and light for sweetness. Products from the February 2026 Uniquely Unity stamp set, called Oopsie Daisy Bunny, were used to make this card. I include the project supplies below. As always, use what you have to make similar cards.

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Here is a look at the bunny card.

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1. Precut and score a horizontal card base 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" from white Colorwheel cardstock.

2. Stamp the bunny and the sentiment onto different pieces of smooth white cardstock.  Use marker friendly black ink.

3. Onto a larger piece of white cardstock, stamp the flowers four times to make a flower garden background.

4. Die-cut the flower panel and a scalloped patterned paper frame panel, using Big Scallops & Rectangles dies.

5. Die-cut the sentiment using a small die from Scalloped & Stitched sentiment nesting dies.

6. Color the flowers and the bunny using pastel markers in pink, peach, lavender, tan, brown and teal hues.

7. Fussy cut (cut out) the bunny.

8. Adhere and layer the bunny and the sentiment over the flower panel using thin foam tape to build dimension.

9. Adhere the scalloped frame layer and the bunny panel over the card base.

10. Finish with enamel dots or hearts for embellishment.

Additionally, here is a look at the first steps in the card creation process.

Next, take a look at the last steps in the process.

Finally, have a closer look at the finished card.

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Gaylynn