Rabbit hunting

Gotcha!  I bet you thought I was going to talk about hunting and stuff, didn't you?  Nope!  When the CCC challenge was announced I was knee deep in visitors and other life stuff.  Good job, too, because my creative muse had taken the proverbial hike.  However, today I had some time and was trying to figure out what to put behind my fragment charm when I remembered some wrapping paper that might have just the image I wanted.  The little boy had a spring-like look to him and I immediately thought of Easter and Tim's set of stamps with the rabbit and grasses.  So, the little tyke is off hunting for the Easter Rabbit!

After making the fragment charm I inked up Tim's rabbit in black archival ink and stamped him, heat setting the ink afterwards.  I created a mask to cover him while I stamped Tim's grasses in green & brown archival inks over the rabbit.  Several green distress inks were used to color the bottom of the tag.

Tim's numbered border stamp was inked with white cap pigment ink with clear embossing powder; heat set.  Over this I used several blue distress inks for the sky.  Hmmm...the fragment charm features more pastel colors, not the distress colors I used.  How about some pigment ink over the green and blue?  Yup!  Juniper at the bottom and Cloudy Blue over the top gave me the pastel colors I wanted.

I added the ribbon tie to Peter and some blue flower button brads.  A ring through the charm so it could dangle on the string and I'm happy!