Materials used: Distress inks: Wilted Violet, Blueprint SketchStitched Circle dieLawn Fawn Birch TreesBlack Licorice cardstock from Lawn FawnLawn Fawn Grassy Hillside BordersLawn Fawn Tiny Halloween (for the bats)Lawn Fawn Happy Howl-o-weenCopic markersCilantro cardstock from Lawn FawnLawn Fawn Everyday Sentiment BannersFoam tape Materials used: Lawn Fawn Large Stitched RectanglesLawn Fawn Leafy Tree BackdropBlack Licorice cardstock from… Continue reading Happy Howl-o-ween – Two Versions
I added shadow to the banner with an N2 copic marker, blended out with the colorless blender Materials used: Lawn Fawn Stitched Hillside Backstop: LandscapeLawn Fawn Leafy Tree Backdrop: LandscapeLawn Fawn cardstock: Cilantro, Chocolate BarBlue paper from stashLawn Fawn Jalapeno inkLawn Fawn Let's Go NutsLawn Fawn Hello BabyLawn Fawn BannertasticLawn Fawn Riley's ABCsLawn Fawn Jump… Continue reading Happy Squirrels
This card took so many steps to make but I think it's perfect for my young niece and nephews. It feels nice and hefty because it technically has 8 layers to it: the patterned paper background, the black matting piece, the Reveal Wheel backing piece and then the front piece, the little trees, the black… Continue reading Reveal Wheel Pumpkin Faces
When Lawn Fawn's Fall/Winter 2020 release came out, I really liked one of the designs by Chari M. I decided I had to recreate it for myself, with a few small changes! I just love those sweet bears and I can't wait to make more cards with them! (I feel like I end up saying… Continue reading Fall Fun
I had wanted to make this card for a long time, but I wish I had changed a few things. If I made it again I would move the sentiment lower in the frame and place the piƱata lower too, and that would allow me to move the fox down a little bit too. I… Continue reading A Smashing Birthday Card
This was my very first time using Hello Bluebird products and I just love that little monkey! I also really love the way the tropical foliage looks cut from Cilantro cardstock and then ink blended with Jalapeno ink. I'm so loyal to Lawn Fawn that I rarely branch out into other companies but these were… Continue reading A Wild Birthday
I had a vision for this card when I ordered Lawn Fawn's summer 2020 release, and it did not disappoint. In real life I am no good at keeping plants alive but I love being able to create a quick batch of these for a card. They're so cute! It's been awhile since I used… Continue reading So Many Succulents
This card ended up looking a little more "simple" than I wanted; I wish I had added more detail to the sky or trees. It also bugs me that everything isn't perfectly centered, but in general I still get good fall vibes from it. Materials used: Lawn Fawn Puffy Clouds Border Lawn Fawn Simple Grassy… Continue reading A simple apple picking card
This was my first time using this background stamp and I really like the look! I definitely have ideas for more card possibilities with all of these pieces. Materials used: Woven Plaid background stamp from Concord & 9th Chipped Sapphire distress oxide ink Misti stamping tool Friendship Farms stamp and die set from Concord &… Continue reading Hey there pumpkin
Materials used: Cake Layers from Concord & 9th Lawn Fawn cardstock: Guava, Sunflower, Mermaid, Black Licorice, Sparkle Holiday Sweet Celebration petite paper pack from My Favorite Things Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Frames from Lawn Fawn Large Stitched Rectangles from Lawn Fawn
At the beginning of August I started a challenge for myself. I decided that for the next year, instead of buying new things, I'm going to try and use every stamp, die, stencil, and embossing folder I have. I took my inventory and split them up between months of the year to give myself a… Continue reading Variations of Fall
A simple fall card! I don't normally make cards like this where the scene doesn't take up the whole card. I like it as a different style! This was also my first card using the Just Stitching Double Rectangles and I loooove them. This was definitely a perfect card to use them on. Materials used:… Continue reading Campfire in the Mountains
I love the way this card turned out! Clean, simple, and fun! I'm always proud of myself when I can create a cohesive color scheme because that doesn't always come easily to me. Materials used: You're My Type die set from Sugar Pea Designs Lawn Fawn cardstock: Mermaid, Blue Jay Hello Sunshine Remix petite paper… Continue reading A Birthday Card for Wordsmiths
This was my first desert-themed card and I am in love with how it turned out! The cacti are so fun and different from anything I've had on other cards, and the llama is so cute! I think the red and yellow layers make the blue sky really pop, and the cloud frames felt like… Continue reading Llama Tell You…
This card was inspired by a very old card made by Chari M. on the Simon Says Stamp blog. I just had to make my own card with a dog in a sweater jumping into a pile of leaves! To add the sweater to the dog I just stamped the dog on my patterned paper… Continue reading One Happy Pup
This was a recreation of a card by the Lawn Fawn design team. I changed a few small things and I like how it turned out! Materials used: Lawn Fawn Stitched Windy Backdrop Lawn Fawn Stitched Leaves Lawn Fawn Knit Picky petite paper pack Lawn Fawn Pick of the Patch (for the sentiment) Lawn Fawn… Continue reading First card of the fall
I seriously want to use this for all my gifts going forward. The tiny little tag with the cute 3D rose just adds so much! Materials used: Lawn Fawn Tiny Tags with Tiny Tags Sayings Lawn Fawn Rolled Roses Lawn Fawn cardstock: Ballet Slippers, Cilantro
I saw a beautiful card on the Lawn Fawn blog months ago that I wanted to try to recreate. I didn't have all of the same stamps and stencils so I made do with what I had. I have to say, I don't love the way it turned out. This is what happens when you… Continue reading Party Kangaroo Baby Card
Here's a quick tip for how to arrange a stamp on a wavy banner so that it follows the curve of the banner: Start by laying your die-cut banner down face down. The side you will be stamping on should be touching your craft mat or surface. Next, place your acrylic block over your banner,… Continue reading How to arrange stamps on a wavy banner
I can't help but see the imperfections and the things I would change with this card, but I'm also excited about some of the new materials I used that I can't wait to use on future cards. š Copic marker colors used: Bird Y02, Y08 YR04 N2 Owl YR04 E30, E50, E55 E11, E13, E17… Continue reading Critter Concert
