Lawn Fawn + Scrapbook Adhesives week

Hi!
This week the all Lawn Fawn DT are teaming up with the people of Scrapbook Adhesives, this is the third day so if you've been missing it, don't forget to check out their blogs!

I've received some products from Scrapbook adhesives and I'm loving everything so thank you so so much!! One of my favorite products are Thin 3D Foam squares, I love playing and combining them with the normal ones for fun levels of dimension!

So, here's my card! A fun birthday card using Love You Tons and Trim the Tree (Yay! I love finding more uses for Christmas stamps!)

The little balloons are from So Much to Say and the sentiment from Happy Everything. I hope you like it!!

Thank you so much for stopping by, have a great week!!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Love You Tons, Trim the Tree, So Much to Say. Happy Everything.
- Lawn Fawn papers: Pink Lemonade
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black
- Hero Arts inks: Bubble Gum, Green Hills, Splash
- Papertrey ink oval dies
- Crop-a-Dile
- Copics

Fawny Holiday Week - Rudolph

Hi friends!!

Today starts this year's Fawny Holiday Week! Yay!! It's a week full of Holiday projects where we will be featuring all Lawn Fawn Christmas stamp sets so get ready for a lot inspiration, Christmas is just around the corner and it's time to start crafting! :)

Also, this week all the Lawnscaping DT girls are going to join us with her amazing projects so this one will be a very big Fawny Holiday week. I hope you enjoy it!

For my card I used a lot of different sets (listed below) to create a cute Winter scene with Rudolph as main character. For the festive background, I took some stars, dots and snowflakes from Trim the Tree and Frosties and stamped them randomly all over the kraft card base.
I painted the sky with paint daubbers (white and blue) and made the snow with white enamel accents and glitter snow (for the trees). If you have any questions just ask in the comment section or send me an email :)

Thank you so much for stopping by! Don't forget to visit the Lawn Fawn blog, it's full of inspiration!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Into the Woods, Yeti Set Go, Frosties, Happy Everything, Trim the Tree
- Lawn Fawn papers: Peace Joy Love
- Lawn Cuts: Stitched journaling card
- Lawn Trimmings: Mistletoe
- Doodlebug sprinkles: Red
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black, Toffee Crunch
- Versamark ink
- White embossing powder
- Enamel accents: white
- Copics
- Aleene's Glitter Snow

Happy birthday Nette!!

Hi!!
I hope you are having a great weekend!! Today is the birthday of Lynette from Netter's Notables. I have the big pleasure of being her teammie not on only one design team but two: Lawn Fawn and Lawnscaping challenges!!

She's a sweetheart and she helped and supported me a lot when I entered the Lawn Fawn team, I'm very happy to know you, Nette, I hope you have an amazing birthday!! :)

So Laurel organized a little surprise for her on the Lawnscaping challenges blog and, of course, I didn't want to miss it!!
Here's the card I made for you, Nette, I hope you like it!! I think that you, like me, love happy and bright colors :)

Here's a close look on those glittery stars

Thanks for stopping by!!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Happy Everything and Chevron Backdrops
- Stickles: Stardust
- Memento ink: Grape Jelly
- Hero Arts ink: Wet Cement
- Simon Says Stamp die: Holiday Shapes
- The Twinery baker's twine
- Fiskars scallop border punch

Lawnscaping challenge #47 - Color

Happy Monday!
You know what happens on second Mondays: a new Lawnscaping challenge! And today we have a fun one about color, you can only use red turquoise and red on your card. Of course, neutrals like black and white are ok :)

So I wanted to use Ornate Ornaments for this challenge, it's a lovely Christmas set that I hadn't used yet this year and here's what I made, a super sparkly Christmas card, I hope you like it!

First I stamped Magical Background on kraft and stamped and colored with copics my little ornaments on white, I added some stickles to my ornaments and more making a frame for the background. Some fussy cutting, glue and some touches with May Arts ribbon, baker's twine and copic colored pearls and it's done! I couldn't capture all the sparkle on the photo, but it's very pretty in person, here's a close look:

I LOVE this color combo and it's perfect for Christmas cards so I hope you join us this time! Our fabulous sponsor this time is my favorite online store, Simon Says Stamp! You can win a $25 coupon to spend on the store :)

Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day :)

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Ornate Ornaments and Happy Everything
- Hero Arts stamps: Magical Background
- May Arts ribbon
- The Twinery twine: Caribbean
- Stickles: Star Dust and Xmas Red
- Copics
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black and Toffee Crunch
- Neenah cardstock: Solar White and Desert Storm
- Pearls

Happy birthday, Shien Shien!!

Hi!
Today I have a card that I made for Shien Shien, I'm one of the newest memeber of Lawnscaping team but I always loved her pretty style, she's amazing! And now she's also my teammie, and a sweet one! Don't forget to visit the Lawnscaping blog to see more birthday cards from the other girls!! ;)

I hope you like the card I made for you, and I hope you have a wonderful and very special day :)

Halloween leftovers

Hi!!
I hope you had a lovely weekend! I've been on a trip all week with my boyfriend, we were visiting Budapest, Hungary so even when I made some Halloween projects in advance, a cause of some technical issues and lack of time I couldn't post them and I missed Halloween!! >.<

I took photos of 3 projects and I have other 3 not completely finished that I'll not share this time. It's a whole year until next Halloween so I can't wait so long to share the ones I have photos of. I hope you enjoy them :)

The first project I want to show you is a card that you have propably seen on Lawn Fawn blog this week. We teamed up with Scrapbook Adhesives and created a project using their products. I must say I've never used them before and I totally love them! Love the thinner 3D foam dots combined with the normal ones to create a lot of dimension. I also love the little glue dots, they're super useful!

So I made a Halloween card combining lots of Lawn Fawn sets. I really enjoy doing this!! Here are a pair of phone pics of how I made the owl. I masked all the owl except from the scarf and stamped the little stars from Critters Ever After.

Supply list:

- Lawn Fawn stamps: Winter owl, Hats off to you, A birdie told me, Critters Down Under, Critters Ever After, Happy Everything and Belinda's Borders

- Lawn Fawn Retro trimmings

- Scrapbook Adhesives

- Doodlebug Design papers: Haunted Manor 6x6 pad

- Memento inks: Tuxedo Black and Grape Jelly

- Googly Eyes

- Copics

My second project features a Deasy Designs stamp set. The sad news is that the clear stamps from this company are no longer available but you can purchase it as a digital stamp here.

Well, I made a set of Halloween treat bag toppers, and I love them! I used a lit of the images in the set following the same scheme for the four different toppers. I LOVE the spooky skyline so I clear embossed it to create my background, then I colored with copics some of the images and place them with foam adhesives. I added some googly eyes here and there for more fun!

Supply list:

- Deasy Designs stamps: Boo to You

- Doodlebug Design papers: Haunted Manor 6x6 pad

- Copics

- May Arts ribbon

- Bazzil Card Shoppe colored cardstock

- Googly Eyes

- Scrapbook Adhesives: 3D foam dots and adhesive runner

- Versafine ink: Onyx Black

- Versamark ink and clear embossing powder

My third project is a fun card full of googly eyes and glitter! I used glue dots from Scrapbook Adhesives to place all those eyes super quicky!

Supply list:

- Lawn Fawn stamps: Teeny Tiny backdrops and Sally's ABCs

- Googly eyes

- Doodlebug Design papers: Haunted Manor 6x6 pad

- Scrapbook Adhesives

- American Crafts glitter tape

- Versafine Onyx Black

- Versamark ink

- WOW embossing powder in glitter gold

- Bazzil Card Shoppe colored cardstock

- Simon Says Stamp stars dies

- Faber Castell gold pen

Thank you for visitng my blog and sorry for being late with this post. Have a great week!

Happy birthday, Laurel!!

Hi!
This is a special post to wish Laurel a happy happy birthday!! Laurel,  I hope you have an amazing day with your loved ones :)

Laurel (from Paper Crafts by Laurel) was one of my firsts virtual friends on this paper crafting world, she is the sweetest girl and she has been always very encouraging, I <3 you, Laurel, thank you for being a wonderful friend! I hope you like the card I made for you and you enjoy this little surprise! ;)

To see all yout birthday cards go to Lynette's blog for the complete list of participants, she is who organized all this!

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Happy Everything and Admit One
- Memento ink: Tuxedo Black
- Washi tape in different colors
- Xacto knife
- Glue Dots
- Neenah Solar White cardstock

Guest designing with Lawnscaping - Origami sailboat

Hi there, friends!
I LOVE Lawnscaping challenges and all the sweet people of that little community so I'm more than happy to join the two challenges of September as a guest designer! :)

This time the challenge is about making a card following this sketch. Sketches are great and very useful but for some reason I'm not good with them so this was very challenging for me. I love when challenges are bit hard! I was making some drawings and writting some different ideas before I found out what to do and it was so fun!

Finally, I decided to make an anniversay card, simple and very symbolic, and as I don't have a boat stamp, I came out with the idea of making an origami saliboat and add it to my card. I tried to make something very simple but with some dimension and texture, I hope you like it!

This is a closer pic, I added some glossy accents to de little heart for some shine. The sea is colored with distress ink sprayed with water.

Please visit the Lawnscaping Challenges blog to the the other inspiration samples by the DT members and join the fun and enter a card to this challenge, I love seeing all the inspirational cards and other projects in the Lawnscaping blog!


We have an amazing sponsor for this challenge, Simon Says Stamp! They have offered a yummy $25 gift certificate to their online store to the lucky winner!

Thanks for stopping by! :)

Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Happy everything and Critters in the Sea
- Echo Park papers: Dots and Stripes 6x6 paper pad
- May Arts cord
- Glossy Accents
- Distress Inks: Tumbled Glass, Broken China and Salty Ocean
- Memento inks: Tuxedo black
- Versamark ink and white embossing powder

Lawn Fawn August Inspiration Week - A birdie told me / Happy Everything

Hi there!
Yay! Here it is, my favorite time of the month! It's Lawn Fawn inspiration week! Today the DT is featuring a pair of cute 4x6 stamp sets that complement each other perfectly.
I was looking for the perfect conversation bubble set for months and I'm in love with what Kelly designed! :)

I've made two cards, using the two new paper collections, Dewey Decimal and Fa La La. I love the puppy popping out the drawer to wish a happy day, so cute! :)

A closer view :)

For the second one I used the bubble as a border for the sentiment, following the same sketch of the first one for creating a Christmas card.

I hope you like my cards! Check the Lawn Fawn blog for more inspiration from the amazing girls on the DT and don't forget to comment there for a chance to win, there are fabulous giveaways!

Thanks for stopping by, see you tomorrow with another project!

Supply list:
First card:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: A birdie told me, Happy Everything and Critters in the 'burbs
- Lawn Fawn paper: Dewey Decimal 6x6 paper pad
- Lawn Fawn orange cord
- Hero Arts button
- Copics
- Memento ink: Tuxedo black and Rich Cocoa
- Stamping Up Ribbon (Thanks Kari! :))

Second Card:

- Lawn Fawn stamps: A birdie told me, Happy Everything and Making Frosty Friends
- Lawn Fawn paper: Fa La La 6x6 paper pad
- Lawn Fawn aqua cord
- October Afternoon button
- Copics
- Memento ink: Tuxedo black
- Jenni Bowlin ink: Cough Syrup
- May Arts Ribbon