Lawnscaping challenge #102: Distress

Hola!
A new Lawnscaping challenge starts today and I know you will love it! It's all about distress, distress techniques or products so let's fly your imagination!

I used Distress inks and  markers with water and a brush to create this watercolored look on my card. I combined several sets, some new stuff with some old stuff, I love doing this :)



I really enjoyed making this card, first masking and stamping and then coloring like a little girl. Also, it reminds me of a Summer evening and that makes me happy!
I also added glossy accents on the fireflies for a bit of shine :)



I hope you like it and feel inspired to join us in this challenge! You could win a stamp set from our sponsor, Lawn Fawn!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Summertime Charm, Gleeful Gardens, Critters in the Jungle
- Lawn Fawn dies: Rectangle Stitched Stackables
- Lawn Fawn twine: Pink lemonade
- Lawn Fawn wood veneers: Hugs
- Versafine ink: Onyx Black
- Watercolor paper
- Distress markers
- Distress inks

Guest designer - Lawnscaping challenge #30

Hi!
Some time ago I received an email from the sweet Laurel inviting me to join this challenge as guest designer... Yay! Of course I want to join! Lawnscaping is my all-time favorite challenge and is the place where I was born as crafter so it's a big honor joining those wonderful girls :)

This time, the challenge is about making a project inspired by another crafter and it's a lot of fun thinking how you could change a card from another person, what techniques were used or how something is made. I had a really fun time thinking about all that! So please join us! I'd love to see all your cards ;)

Lawn Fawn is sponsoring this challenge so you know what this means... you could choose one of the new amazing stamp sets if you're chosen as winner!

This is my card, can you guess who made the original one? I hope so!

Please check the original card by Chari :)

I love her Halloween card! It's cute and the background is gorgeous. But it isn't time for Halloween cards so I converted it into a Spring card. I tried to make an opposite card keeping the original idea, so I used soft colors instead bright ones, black embossing powder instead of white embossing powder and patterned papers instead of black cardstock. I hope you all like it, but especially Chari because I know her original card is a challenge winner and it's hard to make justice to such an amazing card :)

Be sure you check out the Lawnscaping blog for all the challenge info as well as all the DT members blogs for more inspiration. Chari is guest designing too and there are 2 new additions to the DT!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: "Lunar Lights", "Critters in the 'burbs" and "Sally's ABCs"
- Distress inks: "Tumbled Glass" and "Shabby Shutters"
- Yellow twine
- BLack embossing powder and Versamark ink
- American Crafts 6x6 paper pack: Dear Lizzy Neapolitan