Today I’m sharing a card featuring some Lawn Fawn products that I finally inked up! My card starts with a Scalloped Rectangle panel of Snow Day Remix. I layered a Stitched Mountain Border cut from packing paper and topped with their coordinating snow caps. The stitched Pond is also cut from the Snow Day Remix.
It’s that time of the year, graduation season. This was designed especially for my friend’s son. Doesn’t everyone love Tacos? Even my momma does, she gets hers without cheese (gasp!). I so wanted to stamp that sweet smiley face on the center image but sigh, it most likely wouldn’t be as appreciated by a male
I was totally smitten by THIS card on the Lawn Fawnatics blog. It was my inspiration for my card: My intention was to make it an interactive design and then I went ‘old school’ and used a wobble on the back of that jumping frog. I love the Lawn Fawn Toadally Awesome set. I
I always seem to underestimate the time it takes to design an interactive card. This literally took me several hours yesterday to complete (from start to finish). I have to say that I’m really enjoying the interactive designs, they’re so rewarding to see ‘in action’. This one combines the following Lawn Fawn Sets: Let’s Toast
Happy Friday! I should be at Costco right now shopping (LOL). It took me longer than I thought to whip up this project. Isn’t that always the case when you should be doing ‘chores’. I’m smitten with the Lawn Fawn Oh Gnome! I’ve teamed them up with Easter Party. Those green mountains – so very
I’m back again with another interactive card. This has been good for me. I’m using product that has been literally sitting around waiting to be used. So I’m notorious for getting caught up in the excitement of new releases (who doesn’t?). The difference between me and about 1/2 the crafting population, maybe 1/4 of the
So, I should have been organizing but I was whipping up a card. The Lawn Fawn How You Bean set, I’ve had it (and the coordinating dies + add on shaker dies) for a while now and haven’t busted them out yet. This organizing thing has me inking up sets that haven’t been used yet,
So I woke up yesterday and knew that I wanted to design something for the current Lawn Fawnatics challenge. Evidently I was pretty motivated: Before I get to the details of the card, I wanted to say that I inked up a total of: 12 Lawn Fawn Stamp Sets 2 Lawn Fawn Stand alone dies
I designed this especially for the kids’ 11 year old cousin. He’s the youngest one in the bunch and well, it’s been a while since I’ve had a 11 year old, like 10+ years. Lawn Fawn to the rescue! I thought the You’re Claw-some set would be perfect for him. It’s a fun shaped card
I didn’t start this card until I cleaned off my desk this morning which took forever! Now it’s messy again but I I think every set that I used had their first inking today: I know, that’s a ton of sets but let’s focus on the positive that I’m using what I have. So let’s
Today I’m sharing a card featuring some Lawn Fawn products that I finally inked up! My card starts with a Scalloped Rectangle panel of Snow Day Remix. I layered a Stitched Mountain Border cut from packing paper and topped with their coordinating snow caps. The stitched Pond is also cut from the Snow Day Remix.
It’s that time of the year, graduation season. This was designed especially for my friend’s son. Doesn’t everyone love Tacos? Even my momma does, she gets hers without cheese (gasp!). I so wanted to stamp that sweet smiley face on the center image but sigh, it most likely wouldn’t be as appreciated by a male
I was totally smitten by THIS card on the Lawn Fawnatics blog. It was my inspiration for my card: My intention was to make it an interactive design and then I went ‘old school’ and used a wobble on the back of that jumping frog. I love the Lawn Fawn Toadally Awesome set. I
I always seem to underestimate the time it takes to design an interactive card. This literally took me several hours yesterday to complete (from start to finish). I have to say that I’m really enjoying the interactive designs, they’re so rewarding to see ‘in action’. This one combines the following Lawn Fawn Sets: Let’s Toast
Happy Friday! I should be at Costco right now shopping (LOL). It took me longer than I thought to whip up this project. Isn’t that always the case when you should be doing ‘chores’. I’m smitten with the Lawn Fawn Oh Gnome! I’ve teamed them up with Easter Party. Those green mountains – so very
I’m back again with another interactive card. This has been good for me. I’m using product that has been literally sitting around waiting to be used. So I’m notorious for getting caught up in the excitement of new releases (who doesn’t?). The difference between me and about 1/2 the crafting population, maybe 1/4 of the
So, I should have been organizing but I was whipping up a card. The Lawn Fawn How You Bean set, I’ve had it (and the coordinating dies + add on shaker dies) for a while now and haven’t busted them out yet. This organizing thing has me inking up sets that haven’t been used yet,
So I woke up yesterday and knew that I wanted to design something for the current Lawn Fawnatics challenge. Evidently I was pretty motivated: Before I get to the details of the card, I wanted to say that I inked up a total of: 12 Lawn Fawn Stamp Sets 2 Lawn Fawn Stand alone dies
I designed this especially for the kids’ 11 year old cousin. He’s the youngest one in the bunch and well, it’s been a while since I’ve had a 11 year old, like 10+ years. Lawn Fawn to the rescue! I thought the You’re Claw-some set would be perfect for him. It’s a fun shaped card
I didn’t start this card until I cleaned off my desk this morning which took forever! Now it’s messy again but I I think every set that I used had their first inking today: I know, that’s a ton of sets but let’s focus on the positive that I’m using what I have. So let’s