Bee Mine

Hi!
I have a card for you just to share how Critters in Costume can be used for occassions all year round! I made a Thanksgiving card, a Halloween card and a Valentine's card so far, let's see if I can come up with something more in the future, ha!

So I paired the bear from Critters in Costume with the bees from Bee Mine and I mirror stamped one of them to face the cute bear.
I don't have a big heart die so I drawn a heart on the back of the paper and then I cut it. I used papers from both the new collections, and because the red one was too bright, I toned it down with a layer of vellum for a softer look.

Oh! And I want to recommend you an adhesive for vellum, as you can see in the smallest heart it's almost invisible! It's a permanent fine adhesive runner from Scrapbook Adhesives, I keep it only for vellum and I love it!

Have a great day!!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Critters in Costume, Bee Mine, Milo's ABCs, Interlocking Backdrops
- Lawn Fawn papers: Into the Woods, Peace Joy Love
- Lawn Cuts: Critters in Costume, Hearts (biggest)
- My Favorite Things die: Hearts
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black
- Versafine ink: Onyx Black
- Hero Arts ink: Butter Bar
- Vellum
- Copics

CHA Sneak Week - Trick or Treat and Yeti, Set, Go

Hi, hi!!
Lawn Fawn CHA Sneak Week continues and today I have more cards using the new stuff to share with you!!

The first one is featuring a super cute set called Yeti, Set, Go,  I love that happy Yeti! And the sentiments are simply adorable :)

The second one is an interactive card, you know how I love them!! If you move the star on top of the card, you can change the jar between treat (full of candy) or trick (the spiders ate all your candy, ha!)
I've never made this kind of interactive card before and it took me a lot of time to finish it. Why? Because jars are clear... so I had to match the background of "both optional jars" with the background of the card.

Anyway, I love Halloween cards, I love those bold colors and all Halloween related. So, of course, I'm a fan of this new mini called Trick or Treat, I love the fun type of the sentiment and what about those candy corn?? I've been waiting for Lawn Fawn candy corn and now, I have it, and it's CUTE!

I hope you feel inspired by my cards, they traveled to the USA some time ago and they will be exposed at CHA, so I'll be there in spirit, at least ;)

Keep checking the Lawn Fawn blog all week for the full reveal, more inspiration and giveaways!! Thank you so much for your visit, have an amazing weekend!!

Supply list:
Yeti, Set, Go
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Yeti, Set, Go
- Embossing Liquid Appliqué
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black
- Distress ink: Tumbled Glass
- Hero Arts ink: Soft Pool
- Copics

Trick or Treat
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Trick or Treat, Heebie Jeebies, Summertime Charm, Chevron Backdrops, Interlocking Backdrops
- Lawn Fawn papers: Pink Lemonade
- Bazzil cardstock
- Acetate sheet
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black
- StazOn ink: Jet black
- Jenni Bowlin ink: Lavender Sachet
- Copics

Year Two - Lawn Fawn June Inspiration Week

Hi Friends!
Today it's the last day of Lawn Fawn June Inspiration Week and we're featuring the new mini, Year Two and the new dies, stackable circles.
I love that, as the Year Two mini didn't release past year, it's a happy belated Birthday set! Isn't it cute or what??

The other day I realized that I don't make masculine cards... like never. So this is a little attempt of a birthday boy card.

Oh! And I want to share a little trick I used here. I inked the wood veneer stars on Versamark ink pad and then heat embossed with color embossing powder. I don't have dark blue embossing powder so I used white powder and then, I colored it with a dark blue copic marker, this way I can match patterned papers, cardstock... everything! :)

I hope you feel inspired by my project, as always, don't forget to visit the Lawn Fawn blog to the projects from the other DT girls and the video by Kelly Marie. And don't forget to comment there for a chance to win the giveaway!!

Thanks for sharing your time with me during these days, have an amazing rest of the week!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Year Two, Interlocking Backdrops, Bake me a Cake
- Lawn Cuts: Circle Stackables, Scalloped Circle Stackables
- Copic markers
- May Arts ribbon
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black, Bahama Blue
- Jenni Bowlin ink: Chicken Feed
- Versamark ink
- Hero Arts white embossing powder
- American Crafts ZING! Aqua embossing powder
- Bazzil Card Shoppe collection cardstock

Lawn Fawn September Inspiration Week - Interlocking Backdrops

Welcome!

Here is the card I'm sharing today :) The Lawn Fawn fun continues and we're showcasing Interlocking Backdrops this time, a great set to create trendy backgrounds for your projects!

I went into love mood and made this, I love the pun in the sentiment, hee hee! I hope you like it :)

To be honest, I wanted to share two cards today but I got stuck with my second card when I had it almost finished. Does this happen to you? I hate it!! >_<

Ok, let's be positive, if I finish it someday, I'll have something to share with you in another post... sigh!

Hey, there are lots of inspiration and giveaways on the Lawn Fawn blog so don't forget to visit it! 

Thank you for stopping by today, please, come back tomorrow for the last Inspiration week post :)

Supply list:

- Lawn Fawn stamps: Interlocking backdrops, Gnome sweet gnome and Claire's ABCs

- Lawn Fawn papers: Dewey Decimal 12x12

- May Arts ribbon

- Versamark ink

- WOW California Sunshine embossing powder

- Memento ink: Toffee Crunch

- Copics

Operation Write Home - Cards for kids

Hi friends!

This week Lawn Fawn is teaming up with Operation Write Home to make cards for children. Operation Write Home is an organization that sends blank handmade cards to deployed service members so they can write home to their families. They need more cards dedicated to children, so go to your craft room and make some for this sweet purpose!

It has to be hard for a kid having a loved one so far so I made this card thinking about bringing a big smile to a little girl's face on her birthday and you know, Lawn Fawn has the perfect stamps for this!! :)

For the sentiment, I stamped it twice, the first one with orange ink and the second one with versamark ink, then I heat embossed it. I love how it looks!

Hop on over to the Lawn Fawn blog to see more cards from the DT members, and check out this post and join the fun, you can win some amazing stuff!

Supply list:

- Lawn Fawn stamps: Critters Ever After, Grand Greetings and Interlocking Backdrops.

- Hero Arts stamps: Cling Dots

- Echo Park paper: Little Girl

- Baker's twine

- May Arts ribbon

- Copics

- Washi tape