FMS #78; Moxie Fab Jackpot; CASology #36; SSSC ~ "Happy Easter"

Hi Peepers!

We've whooshed  all the way back around to Saturday!

Thanks to my friend Joyce, I found out why my posts weren't publishing on schedule.  (One of my better "oh, duh" moments!)  When you read this, Mister Papa and I will be on the sidelines cheering on the twins as they play their first day of baseball this year.  We had a sleep-over at their  house for the first time!  I'll have to let you know how that went in my next post toasties.

For today, I've made you an Easter bunny card to enter in the current challenge at Freshly Made Sketches.  This is challenge #78 and the sketch is by the wonderfully talented Jen M.  I turned the sketch upside down and I can only hope it is still recognisized.

I think I managed to hit the jackpot over at Moxie Fab!!  I'm entering my card in The Ombre Challenge, The Chevron Challenge, and the Speech Bubble Challenge.  I don't even know if that's legal; if not, I'm sure Cath will let me know.  That's how we learn, Vern.

And thanks to Ardyth for the head's up, I'm editing this to add the CASology challenge (Week 36) where the cue card is "Song," and the song is "Here Comes Peter Cottontail!"  I have the best friends ever!

Finally, I'm also playing in the current Simon Says Stamp Challenge where the theme is "Easter/Spring," with an emphasis on Memory Box dies (if you have them).  There is always a fabbo prize at SSSC!

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Here ya go with my card:

Bunny is whispering and trying to throw his voice off to the side because he doesn't want to startle you too much, what with him talking at all in the first place.

This card came about because I was messing around with the left-over chevron dies I used in a card a few days ago.  I thought it was cute how they could be nestled in such a way that they looked like a fence. 

And, fursure, when I see a fence, especially a fence made out of gradiented graduated ombre shades of pinkly patterned paper, I naturally think a giant bunny head should be peeking up over it, don't you? 

And since the fence is obviously not in the middle of a city, shouldn't there be some tall unmown grass growing along the fence-line?

Thank you.  I knew you'd agree.

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I'd like to welcome a new follower, but at the time I'm writing this I seem to have lost one.  Is this because Mr. Blogger is being a booger again?  I know a couple of you have written that Mr. B has dropped our connection.  Or have I offended?  (Picture frownie face.)  Or is someone just wandering about?  Will I find you, like a lost lamb, behind a fence next to a bunny? 

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Speaking of Papa, you know how the twins call me "Bama."  Well, when I was at my sister's, look what I found on the shelf at the grocers!

Do you think I have a case for copyright infridgement?  A case of free preserves? Or would that be perverse?

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Enjoy your day!  No, seriously, enjoy!  LITS*!

Thank you so much for stopping by the Playhouse.  Special thanks to you if you take the time to leave a comment or join as a follower!

*Life Is Too Short!

Paper:  DCWV PP; unknown grass

  paper; PTI vintage cream; Bazzill grey

Stamp:  PTI "Scrambled Egg"; SU! sediment

Ink:  SU! rose red; Vivid "Cobblestone"

Die:  My Favorite Things "Chevron";
  Memory Box "Grassland Border"

Bling from stash

Corner Chomper