Happy Easter!

For those of you who celebrate, I wish you all a very happy Easter!  For the rest of you, I wish you a very happy Sunday.  My goodness, it has been an awfully busy weekend over here for me, trying to catch up!  I hope that you all are getting a chance to relax a little away from the glare of the computer screen!

Thank you so much for all your wonderful birthday wishes.  They truly mean the world to me!  My hubs managed to switch days with a colleague, so he had yesterday off.  Between traffic and traipsing through stores, he spent over three hours looking for either a cheesecake or pie that could serve as my birthday 'cake'.  You see, I, like many people out there, have severe food allergies, and it is often difficult to find certain kinds of foods due to all the warnings on the boxes.  Unfortunately, he couldn't locate one but the fact that he spent so much time looking, elevates him even higher in my heart.  Then he came home and prepped all the veggies for my birthday supper.  Of course after that, the poor man needed a nap but I did get to spend the evening by his side and we watched a movie together.  He bought me a new pillow even though we were not supposed to be exchanging gifts this year.  It looks comfy and I look forward to trying it out once it has aired out a couple days.  We really didn't do anything out of the ordinary to celebrate but the fact that he is healthy and by my side is all I really need in the long run. 

In the wee hours of this morning, I laid out some treats for the hubs (at the bequest of the Easter bunny of course) and he has yet to find half of them!  I'm interested to see how many days it will take!  I also made him some special 'bookmarks' which I'll be posting on my blog sometime soon.

Today I awoke to a trail of chocolate bunny droppings.  One trail veered off down the hall into the office which then led to the biggest chocolate Easter egg I've ever seen.  The other trail led downstairs to even more chocolatey goodness and the big bunny behind it all!  I was very luck that my big bunny actually found some treats that didn't have any allergy warnings!  Once I finish here, I look forward to spending some more time with this special man in my life.  I can't believe that next Tuesday, we will have been married for 25 years.  Goodness how the time just flies.

Now though, it is time to share some Easter goodies with you all.  Maybe one of these years, I'll get it together and actually make something that you can use the same year but I wouldn't count on it.  However, that is one of the great things about digital products.  They never fade or rip and as long as you make a back up, they are always available to you whenever you need.  You can also use them over and over again.  So hopefully, you'll be able to make use out of one of these goodies down the road.  In fact, I thought that this first one would also work great for a sympathy card.

I also created this more secular one...

As usual, the papers are 3600 x 3600 pixels (i.e. 12 inches) and published at 300 dpi. 

I also whipped up a couple new wordart creations as well.  You can just take the black version or the coloured version or both.  It is completely up to you...

As per usual, these word art creations are in png format and published at 300 ppi. They are quite large in order to accommodate different programs that people work with.   If you are a card maker you can always resize any of them smaller without distorting the quality.  

Credit information can be found in the credit notes below.  

I'm running a bit later than I expected but still have one more post set to come out in just a little while so I hope that you'll be back later.

Until then,

Credit Notes For This Creation:© 2014, Lisa L. Décosse.  PUO.  However, you are allowed to use any of the above goodies on handmade projects that you intend to sell on a small scale basis provided credit is given.  You also need to include a credit note and a link to this blog should you use any of my images in your creations and post them on your blog.  If you would ever like to post a copy of these goodies on your own blog or another location you MUST USE A WATERMARKED VERSION that I would be happy to supply you with.  Just drop me an email using the link in the right sidebar to request one.  Please be sure to familiarize yourself with my full terms of use found in the copyright tab at the top of this page.  I have included a quick summary below.   
 
Additional Credits:
Image Credit:

• The two images used on the papers are from Antique Images.  Carolyn has fabulous terms which allow designers to use her creations for commercial use (CU) and freebies.  Also be sure to check out the sister site Digital Stamp Design.

Template

• The distressed overlay I used to create on each of the papers is from Marisa Lerin, a designer with www.pixelscrapper.com.  This overlay was purchased with a commercial use license.  Under this commercial use license, it is my understanding, that I am within my rights to give away and or sell any elements I personally create using said template, according to the terms of use I have set forth (please see full terms of use for what you can and can't do with this digital creation).

Layer Styles

• I used two layer styles on the 'got eggs' creation.  The one on the words is a CU one from Desiner Folio and you can grab the file HERE.  The one used on the eggs is a commercial use for commercial use one from Dana Conditt.  It was obtained as a freebie over at Digital Scrap Designs.
• On the other creation, I used a CU layer style from Shelby Kate Schmitz of graphicssoft.about.com.

Font Information

• Thong font created by Apostrophic Lab
• Bunnywunny font created by Pearlygates
• Euphorigenic font created by Ray Larabie
• Easter art font created by GemFonts

Click on the font name to take you to a download location. These fonts were listed as free for commercial use at the time of these creations.

If you are not sure how to copy the image, check out the download instructions page. Please be sure to read the Angel policy found under the copyright info tab above for the full terms.  Below is a quick summary of those Terms of Use. Along with the Credit Note above... 

• Do not claim the image as your own.
• Credit 'Decosse's Dynamite Doodles' or 'Lisa L. Décosse' somewhere on your creation. 
• Credit and provide a link if you post a creation on your blog using any of my work in your creations.
• Do not share my images with family, friends, etc.  Additionally, do not post any images to file sharing services like Box®, 4-Shared®, etc.  Instead, please direct people to my blog so they can grab the image for themselves.  If you would like to post a watermarked version of the image, please contact me to obtain one.
• If I have signed an image, do not delete my signature.