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.
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I used 3 different stamp sets from Lawn Fawn to create this fun Slim Birthday Card for someone who has a winter birthday. I also used markers and inks from Spectrum Noir.
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I’m entering this card in the latest LawnFawnatics challenge “something old, something new” to combine old and new sets.
I made this cute little shaker card with stamps and dies from Lawn Fawn and the new Harmony Opaque Pigment Ink Pads from Spectrum Noir. These inks are slow drying so they are perfect for techniques like ink blending and heat embossing. I used several different colors to create my card. And I was inspired by this months challenge on the Lawn Fawnatics blog to make something see-through.
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.
In another attempt to use stamps for different occasions then they were designed I’ve used a fox from the Winter is Coming set from Hello Bluebird on this Spring Pinwheel card. I also used a woodgrain die from Lawn Fawn for a windy sky. I made the cute little 3D pinwheels from paper patterns, they are so fun to add to cards.
I made this fun Polaroid Easter card with the Peeking Easter Friends stamps from Gerda Steiner Designs and Selfie Frames dies from Lawn Fawn. I colored the images with colored pencils on colored cardstock, blending it Gamsol solution.
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.
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.
My husband loves classic video games and one of the first things I thought of when I saw the new(ish) Toadally Awesome stamp set from Lawn Fawn was “Frogger!”. So I made a card inspired by the classic arcade video game. Click here to visit my Youtube channel and I’ll show you how I made it.