I don't always use embossing folders because I often want more space for stamped images, but I really like this one. I had to get a close up of the texture. 🙂 Materials used: Matelasse embossing folder by Anna GriffithLawn Fawn Shimmer pastel cardstockLawn Fawn Outside In Stitched Circle StackablesDistress oxide inks: Tumbled GlassLawn Fawn… Continue reading Easter Is Coming!
I had to include a few shots of the shaker in action since I didn't have a video. 🙂 Materials used: (all Lawn Fawn) Large Stitched RectanglesStitched Rectangle FramesGrassy StencilDistress oxide inks: Peacock Feathers, Twisted Citron, Shabby Shutters, Peeled PaintRub a Dub DubOutside In Stitched Cloud StackablesStitched Cloud FramesLawn Fawn ink: PeacockRain or Shine Before… Continue reading Happy Ducks
This was inspired by a card by Lawn Fawn DT member Grace. I think I ended up liking some things about her original card more but this still turned out cute. 😄 Materials used: (all Lawn Fawn) Large Stitched RectanglesHello Sunshine Remix petite paper packSmall Stitched RectanglesCloudy StencilTattered Rose distress oxide inkGrassy Hillside BordersShabby Shutters… Continue reading Happy Spring
This was my first time making any kind of "window" card. It's tricky because you want some sort of design or interest to show through the window, but then you need a space to write inside and you don't want to have to try and write over patterned paper. I think the label area was… Continue reading Two Get Well Cards
Instead of "riveting"... jokes are still funny when you have to explain them, right?? Materials used: Lawn Fawn Bayou BackdropLawn Fawn cardstock: CilantroLawn Fawn Simple Stitched Hillside BordersLawn Fawn Simple Grassy HillsidesDistress oxide inks: Dusty Concord, Seedless Preserves, Salty Ocean, Faded Jeans, Chipped Sapphire, Vintage PhotoLawn Fawn Toadally AwesomeLawn Fawn Don't Worry Be HoppyLawn Fawn… Continue reading A Ribbiting Birthday Card
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