Tag: card making

I’m so happy, because today I received all the pre-ordered goodies from the Lawn Fawn fall/winter release. I couldn’t afford to order evertything, but I might buy some more soon. I love the stamps and dies they released. I made a Christmas card today using…

A new Lawn Fawnatics Challenge means a new card, so here is my first entry. A shadow box card, where I’ve created a little living room with a window looking out into the garden, a painting on the wall, some mirrors and of course flowery…

When I read that the new Lawn Fawnatics challenge was about making an interactive card, I had this idea at night to incorporate two interactive things: LED stickers and a pull tab. In the video I posted on Instagram you can see how the card…

I wanted to try some Nuvo paste. I bought the color Moonstone. First I created a rainbow using seven different distress oxide inks and later covered the paper with the paste. After letting it dry I used puffy cloud borders, acetate and two Lawn Fawn…

I don’t actually have the ‘Charge me up’ set myself, but was lucky someone else had it, so I could make this super cute card. At first I struggled a little bit with the background, but in the end I managed to pull off this…

I’m still waiting to receive my Lawn Fawn pumpkin stamps, but in the mean time I wanted to make an interactive card using the ‘Jump for joy’ stamp set. I used some acetate with a few smaller leafs to really make the hedgehog seem to…

For this card I used the ‘Smooth Sailing’ stamp set again. This time for a cute night scene. Materials used: Lawn Fawn: “simple wavy banners” dies Lawn Fawn: “stitched hillside borders” dies Lawn Fawn: “stitched wavy borders” dies Lawn Fawn: “outside in stitched rectangle stackables”…

For this pop-up box card I used the ‘butterfly kisses’ stamp set. It is so cute with all the animals and butterflies. I decided to color and arrange the butterflies like a rainbow and I like how it turned out. Materials used: Lawn Fawn: “scalloped…

This was my first attempt at a shaker card. I didn’t have all the right materials, but I somehow managed to make it work. There is something about the colors that just grabs your attention. And the cute fairies really make the card pop. Materials…

This one has a real wow-factor and I love looking at it. Blending blue and purple distress oxide ink worked really well and the golden watercolor paint splatter makes you think you are looking at a starry night sky. Materials used: Lawn Fawn: “puffy cloud…