These cards were made with items from the Lawn Fawn Summer 2020 release: Build A Castle, Brick Stencil, Tiny Fairy Tale, and Little Dragon. There is so much that I love about them! As a lover of all things adventure, I know for sure I'll be using that sentiment in many different ways in the… Continue reading For the love of fairy tales
This is a new Lawn Fawn set made for Ellen Hutson called S'more the Merrier. I was skeptical about buying it at first because I already own Lawn Fawn's Love You S'more set and I wasn't sure I wanted to spend money on a set with such a similar theme. I now kind of wish… Continue reading S’more the Merrier
For the very first time, I was actually counting down the hours until the Lawn Fawn summer product release. I set an alarm on my phone. I placed my order within minutes of it going live. Maybe it was influenced by quarantine and being stuck at home for so long with less going on, but… Continue reading Stitched Rainbow
This was the first card I made with this set and I had so much fun with it. I immediately knew what I would change when making another card but I still really like how this one turned out. The pull tab from the Let's Toast add on was a must for this cute alien… Continue reading Beam Me Up
It didn't take long for me to make another card with this set! This time I added a treasure map border: I'm much happier with how improved this card is even from the one I just made last month. The sand and waves have ink blended on the edges to give them more dimension and… Continue reading Ahoy, Matey! Part 2
I first made this card back in September 2019 and I had been looking forward to making it again. This time I gave it a few upgrades with better sky and grass ink blending. Next time I'd like to add a little more to it to fill up the sky a bit, but I still… Continue reading A Birthday Chameleon
Sometimes simple is best! Materials used: Fog cardstock from Simon Says Stamp Swiss Dots embossing folder from Cricut Large Stitched Rectangles dies by Lawn Fawn Reverse Stitched Scalloped Circle Windows die from Lawn Fawn Love You Tons stamp and die set from Lawn Fawn Copic markers Foam tape Mushroom House die from Lawn Fawn (for… Continue reading A Simple Get Well Card
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
Materials used: Color block diagonal stripes die by Pinkfresh Studio Fancy Edged Rectangles dies by Spellbinders Scripty Hugs die from Lawn Fawn Cake slice box from Lawn Fawn (for flowers and leaves) Cardstock from Lawn Fawn: Mermaid, Ballet Slippers, Guava, Sunflower, Noble Fir Sweet Celebrations petite paper pack by My Favorite Things Judikins clear sparkle… Continue reading Color block cards
I. Love. This. Set. It's no surprise that this set has become a quick favorite of mine. I love anything to do with mysteries, treasure maps, and adventure, and this set captures that essence so cutely. No joke - it took me THREE WEEKS to make this card. I struggled with the layout a lot… Continue reading Ahoy, matey!
I recently got the Cloudy Stencil from Lawn Fawn and I love the way it fills up a background. I also really love the way the shading came out on the mountains and grass on this card. I used Pumice Stone blended on Fog cardstock for the mountains and it was exactly the look I… Continue reading A birthday hot air balloon
Materials used: Lawn Fawn Snow Day Lawn Fawn Forest Border Lawn Fawn Grassy Border Lawn Fawn Scripty Hugs Glossy accents Copic markers Lawn Fawn Noble Fir, Cilantro, and Blue Jay cardstock Lawn Fawn Large Stitched Rectangles Lawn Fawn Small Stitched Rectangles Pattern paper from Lawn Fawn
My father's day card this year: (I made it pretty early this year) Fun fact: this month marks one year that I've been making cards. My father's day card last year was the first card I ever attempted. I'm still so new to this compared to many people but my skills have definitely grown in… Continue reading A Father’s Day Picnic
I made this happy card for a friend who just got their Master's degree! Materials used: Lawn Fawn cardstock: Cilantro, Sunflower, Chocolate Bar, Sugarplum, Guava Lawn Fawn Birch Trees die Lawn Fawn Puffy Clouds Border Lawn Fawn Bunting Borders Lawn Fawn Simple Grassy Hillsides Lawn Fawn Jalapeno ink Picket fence blending brushes Tumbled Glass distress… Continue reading You are owlsome
I can't get enough of these Little Flowers lately, so of course I used them for mother's day cards this year! That was actually the reason I originally bought them, but they've been the perfect thing for so many other cards too. I debated adding a banner to the bottom of the second card too,… Continue reading Mother’s Day cards
This is probably the most complex card I've made so far, but I like the way it turned out. I followed a video by Chari Moss to make this, with a few adjustments. I think the little girl receiving this as her birthday card will be happy! Materials used: Lawn Fawn Mermaid cardstock Distress oxide… Continue reading A Cinderella Magic Iris Card
I was so excited to make a more "rare occasion" card! Materials used: Lawn Fawn polka heart backdrop Lawn Fawn Reverse Stitched Scalloped Window die Lawn Fawn shimmer cardstock in pastel Lawn Fawn Happy Wedding stamp and die set Lawn Fawn Scripty Congrats die Copic markers Judikins clear sparkle embossing powder Glossy accents Embossing ink… Continue reading A simple engagement card
This card is so simple and cute; I definitely plan on making it again! Materials used: Loveable Legends stamp and die set from Lawn Fawn Copic markers Reverse Stitched Scalloped Circle Windows die from Lawn Fawn Pattern paper from Spellbinders Shellebrate pack Memento Wedding Dress luxe white ink Small Stitched Rectangle dies from Lawn Fawn… Continue reading What’s kraken?
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've made a couple of these cards lately, and since it was the first time I was using the Magic Picture Changer die I decided to make the exact sample card that Lawn Fawn made. I think it's a cute sentiment that is super versatile. I've already shared other cards I've made with that adorable… Continue reading Rain or Shine Magic Picture Changer
