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
Just a sweet and simple card. 😊 Materials used: Lawn Fawn Large Stitched RectanglesLawn Fawn Hello Sunshine Remix petite paper packLawn Fawn Scripty HelloLawn Fawn Narwhal cardstockJudikins clear sparkle emboss powderGlossy accentsLawn Fawn Small Stitched RectanglesLawn Fawn Penelope's Blossoms (retired)Distress oxide inks: Worn Lipstick, Cracked Pistachio, Peacock Feathers, Scattered Straw, Spiced Marmalade
This card holds the title of my current favorite card I've ever made: It was actually the very first shaker card I've ever made. I wasn't very interested in shaker cards until I tried it, and now I see how much fun they are! I could see someone receiving this card who's maybe going through… Continue reading Umbrella Trio
This was my first time using the Mushroom House die and I like how it turned out for the most part. I followed a design by Nichol Spohr but made some changes. I felt like this card needed a little something more but nothing seemed right so I just left it with the house alone.… Continue reading Mushroom House
With the current stay-at-home measures in place, I've had a lot more time for card making. This card came from having time to just make a scene that I pictured, without having a holiday or specific purpose in mind. I wish that I had a few more colors of distress inks so that I could… Continue reading Overlooking the City Night Sky
I really love the way this card turned out. It's sweet and simple and can be used for a sympathy card or just an anytime card. Another version made exactly the same except with the Really Rainbow Scallops paper as the background: Materials used: Quilted Backdrop from Lawn Fawn Really Rainbow petite paper pack from… Continue reading Scripty Hugs for a Sympathy Card
This card wasn't my best but it turned out ok. My main goal was to use ink blended letters and I like the way those turned out, especially with the glossy accents and their position on the card. I think maybe I could've added a little more to the scene, and maybe used different colors… Continue reading Happy Spring
I was inspired to make another card similar to my previous Easter oval card, but this time I added bunting to fill up the sky more. I also made sure this bunny had lots of candy for my sweet-toothed friend. 🙂 But of course those sparkly jelly letters had to stay! Materials used: Nestabilities Fancy… Continue reading A candy-filled Easter card
Fun fact: when making this card, I learned that my husband had never heard the phrase "you take the cake" before! Not sure how that's possible! Materials used: Peekaboo backdrop from Lawn Fawn Some Bunny stamp and die set from Lawn Fawn Copic markers Grassy border die from Lawn Fawn Cilantro cardstock from Lawn Fawn… Continue reading A peekaboo story card
Materials used: Peekaboo backdrop from Lawn Fawn Butterfly Kisses stamp and die set from Lawn Fawn Spiffy Speckles paper from Lawn Fawn Grassy Border die from Lawn Fawn Cilantro cardstock from Lawn Fawn Copic markers
I still can't get enough of those 3D sparkly "jelly" words! I die cut the scripty word 4 times, glued them together, colored it with a copic marker, heat embossed it with clear sparkle embossing powder, and then added glossy accents to the top. Still my favorite way to add an accent word to a… Continue reading Happy Easter
Two different cards made with this beautiful die set: Materials used: Little Flowers die set from Lawn Fawn Quilted Backdrop from Lawn Fawn Really Rainbow petite paper pack from Lawn Fawn Lawn Fawn cardstock colors used for the flowers: Guava, Chili Pepper, Fake Tan, Sunflower, Peacock, Blue Jay, Cilantro, Black Licorice, Chocolate Bar, Ground Coffee… Continue reading Little Flowers
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