bunny

I have a serious crush on vintage Springtime decorations.  At the
turn of the 19th century, there was decoration after decoration and
postcard after postcard of a fluffy bunny pulling a cart of flowers or
candies. By the 1920's and 30's, illustrations became more graphic in
style and less painterly, but the cart concept stayed put.

In homage to these early depictions of the Easter Bunny, I designed
my first-in-series Springtime Paper Craft Freebie. Sage, here is 2"
tall, and together with his wagon, he measures 6" long.

Have one for free. 
We're putting one card in every package that goes out
this Spring from www.HeatherBaileyStore.com, while supplies last.  To
craft up your own little bunny, all you will need is a pair of
scissors, a glue stick, and a tool for scoring fold lines;  I like to
use the rounded tip of a crochet hook or an embossing tool.

There's no promo code to
enter.  One white bunny will
mysteriously hop his way into every package.  Happy Spring, everyone!

If you would like to have more than one bunny — for table decorations,
teacher gifts, kids' Easter baskets, etc., you can add more kits to your
cart.  They are available in packs of 3 for only $4.95.

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Oh Yes.  Check out this crafty, new web-show, DIYdish.  To celebrate Kris & Kim's first episode, I've donated 10 sewing-pattern-and-pincushion-kit goody bags as prizes.  And you know what that means — good odds.  Leave a comment here to enter.  The drawing takes place March 31, 2010.  Go check out their fun, new show.  The first episode is about
pincushions.

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Hello, btw!  It's been a nutzy couple of months. Fortunately, several big design projects are moving from Hide-N-Hush status to Show-N-Tell status.  For starters, my new stationery collection started shipping to stores this week, including invitations, note cards, paper plates, napkins, notepads.  Wait till you see.  They are so cool.  Of course, new Hide-N-Hush projects are in the works.  This drives my blabbity-share-everything self crazy.  Thus, the bunny-wagon design — dreamed up, designed, printed & posted in a matter of days.  Love that.