Easter bunny Tutorial

jacksmum

18 years ago

I didn't follow the tutorial exactly but it still worked

Sue :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Jelly bean juggle

Comments (14)

mst___
18 years ago
I like it.
Teri
reduc500
18 years ago
I like that one.
Related Discussions
Okie Easter Bunny, J. Cochran, 1998
Q
Comments (2)
Beautiful! This is one of my all time favorite violets.
...See More
Easter Bunny Updates re: Horticultural Events, Chores, etc.
Q
Comments (3)
There's a lecture coming up at Highfield Hall on May 17 that some forum members might be interested in. Highfield is an old estate in Falmouth, MA, that's been restored and is now operated as a non-profit and used for public events. The title of the talk is 'Creating a Garden of a Lifetime'. There's also a luncheon tour, after the talk, at a local private garden on the shore that he designed; the talk is $20, and the lunch is $50, both intended to raise funds for the Hall. I haven't seen Louis Raymond before, but friends who've seen him speak say he's really good. This is a bit outside Hilda's web site's range, I think, so I figured I'd post it here, just in case anyone was interested. Here is a link that might be useful: Plays Well with Plants: Creating a Garden of a Lifetime, Louis Raymond
...See More
Easter bunny came, but don't eat the chocolate coins
Q
Comments (10)
Good call dad. There was a recall on some chocolate coins a while back. Yours may or may not have been a part of that. My kinds know they aren't supposed to eat the candy made in China. I don't knowingly buy it. It's hard to keep it away. At Halloween, I went and read labels in the stores. When we trick or treated, anything that looked like it was from China got thrown out. The kids still go to school and get candy as rewards from the teacher, bus driver, and special events. I find wrappers from that same junk that I've been trying to avoid. My 5 yo dd had an Easter party last week. A well meaning grandmother made party bags and loaded them up with junk from the $ stores. My kids are used to getting the better stuff. Dd took one bite and spit it out because she thought it tasted yucky. I saw other kids eating it. It made me sad. I didn't feel I was in a position to say anything. Here is a link that might be useful: Snopes - Chocolate Coins
...See More
Easter Bunny's Family Tree
Q
Comments (3)
Maybe they were just following direct linage. I've run smack into another brick wall today. Time to find something else to entertain myself with for a couple of weeks. When I go back I'll see something that was already there that I didn't see this time. It looks a lot like there was a murder in 1878 followed by one in 1880 and then a 3rd marriage in 1884. I expected that guy to be pushing up daisies but instead he fathered a bunch of kids with her. The niece of husband #1 contested the will. Interesting stuff! Husband #1 was my 2nd great uncle so not my direct ancestor.
...See More
jacksmum
Original Author
18 years ago
Nice work Judy.

I didn't want to download anything so I just opened the pics and font but then I accidently closed the font before I needed it and couldn't be bothered finding it again - after seeing yours I wish I had.

The right font does make a difference.
LOL but I'm not redoing it!
Sue :)
reduc500
18 years ago
Probably any fat font would work.
Judy
buzzard
18 years ago
Oh, I'm sooooooooo far behind!

Nice work, ladies.
flutteringby
18 years ago
I loved the results but only followed the tut half way (using Psp 8)....I ended up adding the rabbit & then duplicating the image, rather than the layers....(guess I've done more tuts using that method), flood filled & then moved the images to A/S.....

Great find Sue!!

FlutteringBy
gardenbrat53
18 years ago
Too cute Sue and Judy!! Will have to give that one a try.
Thanks for the link.
Deb
kyry
18 years ago
Thank you Sue, this is a cute one. And thanks again Sapphires for getting my comcast storage straightened out.
jacksmum
Original Author
18 years ago
Very nice Carol :)
reduc500
18 years ago
I decided to try it with some different floaters. Of course I couldn't find the ones I wanted so this will have to do! haha
gardenbrat53
18 years ago
Here's my try:
kyry
18 years ago
Everyone's turned out great!
Carol
urlee
18 years ago
FINALLY was able to get the supplies but------
I had to throw the tute away and do it on my own.
buzzard
18 years ago
I am finally getting a chance to sit and play. Here is my try.

Related Stories

SHOP HOUZZ Shop Houzz: Bring on the Bunnies

By Houzz

Celebrate Easter and spring, family and friends, in a most festive way

Full Story

Guest Picks: The Bunny Hop

By Vanessa Rough

These 20 rabbit-themed books and accessories appeal to kids of all ages

Full Story

COLOR PALETTES Easter Egg Inspiration: 9 Great Ways to Use Pastels

By Becky Harris

Mint green, light aqua, pale pink, blossom yellow and soft lavender can bring spring beauty into your home

Full Story

HOLIDAYS 10 Ways to Set the Table for an Amazing Easter

By Lily Gahagan

Go Over the Top or Sleek and Contemporary for Your Spring Dining Decorations

Full Story

PRODUCT PICKS Guest Picks: Set a Beautifully Traditional Easter Table

By Add a Pinch | Robyn Stone

Hatch a plan for a classic tablescape with white and silver tableware and a sprinkling of lighthearted decorations

Full Story

PRODUCT PICKS Guest Picks: Egg Platters to Keep Those Devils in Their Place

By Meaghan Mountford

You just might cluck with delight over these perfectly portioned egg plates for Easter and beyond

Full Story

MORE ROOMS Entertaining at Home: A Host of Party-Prep Ideas

By Houzz

Having company for Passover or Easter? Here's how to get your furniture, dishes, centerpieces and more ready for guests

Full Story

HOLIDAYS These Homes Say Happy Mardi Gras!

By Becky Harris

Let the good times roll around the house with Mardi Gras beads, glittery high heels, Fat Tuesday colors and more

Full Story

REMODELING GUIDES My Houzz: Earthy Update of a Midcentury Family Home

By Luci.D Interiors

An award-winning renovation of a 1950s abode creates the perfect sanctuary for a family of 4

Full Story

GREAT HOME PROJECTS How to Add Toe Kick Drawers for More Storage

By Kathryn Peltier Design

Great project: Install low-lying drawers in your kitchen or bath to hold step stools, pet bowls, linens and more

Full Story

204

Easter bunny Tutorial

Comments (14)

mst___

reduc500

Related Discussions

jacksmum
Original Author

reduc500

buzzard

flutteringby

gardenbrat53

kyry

jacksmum
Original Author

reduc500

gardenbrat53

kyry

urlee

buzzard

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US

Easter bunny Tutorial

Comments (14)

Related Discussions

jacksmumOriginal Author

jacksmumOriginal Author

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US

jacksmum
Original Author

jacksmum
Original Author