The current challenge over on the Lawn Fawnatics blog is “Anything But a Card”. I created this gift tag for Father’s Day using the Lawn Fawn Gnome Sweet Gnome and Toadally Awesome stamp sets along with their Woodgrain Background die. I’m also using some new additions to my Spectrum Noir Tri-Blend markers, the Vintage Blends set to color my images.
Visit my Youtube channel to watch my tutorial or check it out down below.
-Heather
Using the sketch from the latest Lawn Fawnatics challenge I created this cute Yeti card using the Lawn Fawn stamp set “Yeti, Set, Go” and Water-Reactive Ink Pads from Spectrum Noir for several different techniques.
Check out my tutorial video on Youtube or watch it down below.
-Heather
The current challenge over on the Lawn Fawnatics blog is Little Things. So I used some of the smaller stamps from the Lawn Fawn Toadally Awesome stamp set to create a little nighttime frog scene. I used Spectrum Noir Markers to create an ombre’ background.
Visit my Youtube channel for a video tutorial or watch it down below.
[youtube https://youtu.be/TLdlp-m6oRI&w=400&h=225]
-Heather
The latest challenge from Lawnfanatics is to use Lawn Fawn stamps to create a card inspired by a book, movie or song. I made a card inspired by Lady and the Tramp using stamps from the Critter’s in the Burbs, Critters at the Dog Park, Meow You Doin’, Bannerific and Critters Ever After.
-Heather
The latest challenge from Lawnfanatics is to use Lawn Fawn stamps to create a card inspired by a book, movie or song. I made this fun Charlotte’s Web inspired card with the Critters on the Farm and Heebie Jeebies stamps and pink pattern paper from Gotta’ Have Gingham.
Click here to visit my Youtube page to watch a card tutorial or check it out down below.
[youtube https://youtu.be/mQrD_mvNcaE&w=400&h=225]
-Heather
I haven’t participated in a challenge in a while but thought it would be fun to play with the latest Lawn Fawnatics blog challenge, I’ve missed joining in! This time it’s a sketch, click here to visit their blog and check it out. I made this fun Unicorn card and filmed a video tutorial. I’ll show you how to use oval dies to make your own custom rainbow die cut and how to color an ombre’ banner.
Click here to visit my Youtube page for the tutorial.
The current challenge at the Lawnscaping blog is a sketch. I decided to use the Lawn Fawn Critters Ever After set to make a Harry Potter inspired card. In addition the pattern paper is from Cosmo Cricut and the alphabet is CTMH.
The challenge this week over on the Lawnscaping Challenge blog is to use text.
I use two Lawn Fawn stamp sets, Critters in the Sea and Critters Ever After. I wanted to turn my cute whale into an even cuter Narwhal (If you don’t know these are whales that have one large spiral horn on the top of their head, I love them) so I added the horn from the unicorn stamp to turn him into one.
I started by curving the text stamp into a wave shape, I love the flexibility of clear stamps! Then I stamped it repeatedly onto vellum paper and cut it out with a wave shape at the top.
I then stamped my whale into polka dot pattern paper (My Mind’s Eye) cut it out and inked the edges using a sponge dauber.
I stamped just the top of the unicorn onto scrap brown paper twice and cut out the horns, layering them to make one longer horn. And glued it to the whale’s head.
I adhered my vellum paper onto striped pattern paper (also My Mind’s Eye) and blue cardstock, putting the adhesive on the vellum where the ribbon would go so it wouldn’t show. Then wrapped the ribbon around adding a knot and button. I adhered those layers to my brown cardstock base.
Lastly I stamped stars and colored them with a glitter gel pen and tucked the Narwhal a little under the vellum. I think he turned out so cute!
-Heather
I envision this scene happening in Snape classroom at Hogwarts 🙂
The current challenge at Lawnscaping is to make your own pattern paper. I used three different Lawn Fawn sets for my card, the broom from Making Frosty Friends, the witches hat and top hat from Hats off to You and the frog (toad), stars, flames and wand from Critters Ever After. I made two pattern papers, the purple uses stars from the Critters Ever After set and the stone wall paper is made from the top hat from Hats Off to You. I used a post it note to mask off the bottom part of the hat and stamped the top half for my stones (see pics below). Everything is colored with colored pencils and blended with Gamsol. The cauldron die cut is from Silhouette.
hat stamp:
with post it note mask:
This card won a Top Mow It All spot in the challenge, yeah!!
This big guy better be careful or he’s going to set his pinwheel on fire!
This weeks Lawnscaping Challenge is to use dimension. I just got the Lawn Fawn Critters Ever After set and I ADORE it! I decide to give my card a lot of dimension by making a 3-D pinwheel and adding thick foam dots behind my dragon. All stamps are from Lawn Fawn and the pattern paper is from Cosmo Cricket.
-Heather