LF Inspiration Week: Oh Gnome!

Hi everyone! I hope you're excited because today is the start of the Lawn Fawn Inspiration and Release week! All of the new products will be available on Thursday, February 21st. In the mean time, the design team will be sharing lots of inspiration for you!

Today, we're sharing projects that feature the new Oh Gnome! stamp and die set!

This new set is so sweet and can be used for so many different occasions. I used it today to create a birthday card! To create this card, I started by die cutting a piece of Bristol Smooth cardstock with the Outside In Stitched Rectangle Stackables die and ink blending it with Mermaid ink. Then, I used the Simple Grassy Hillsides and Stitched Garden Border to add the grass and ground. I ink blended the grass and ground with Freshly Cut Grass and Doe ink respectively. Then, I attached the scene to a white card base with double sided tape.

I stamped all of the images from this scene onto Neenah cardstock and colored them with Copic markers. Then, I used the coordinating die cuts to cut the images and arranged them on the scene. The images are attached with either foam tape or liquid glue.

After that, I stamped the sentiment at the top in black ink and added a few hearts stamped in Wild Rose ink. I think it's so cute that you can stack the presents in the wheel barrel to look like someone is getting a ton of gifts for their birthday!

Check out the Lawn Fawn blog for more inspiration! I'll be back again tomorrow with another card to share with you! Have a great day! :)

LF Inspiration Week: Outside In Easter Egg Stackables, Easter Egg Frames

Hi there! The Lawn Fawn Inspiration Week continues today with a look at the Outside In Easter Egg Stackables and the Easter Egg Frames!

For my card, I used the Outside In Easter Egg Stackables to make an egg shaped card. I ink blended the sky with Mermaid ink. I also used the Stitched Garden Border for the ground and ink blended it with Doe ink.

I stamped, colored with Copic markers, and die cut the bunnies and carrots from the Some Bunny stamp set. Those little bunnies are the cutest! I stamped the sentiment, added a white frame from the Easter Egg Frame, and I attached a twine bow at the top with a glue dot.

Thanks so much for stopping by! I'll be back again tomorrow with a few more cards to share with you! :)

LF Inspiration Week: Little Flowers, Stitched Garden Border, Some Bunny

Good morning! I hope that you're having a good weekend and that you're enjoying all of the inspiration from the Lawn Fawn Inspiration Week!

My first card features the new Little Flowers die set. These flowers and flower pots are so cute! I die cut the flowers from a variety of LF cardstocks. I also used the new Quilted Backdrop die set with Really Rainbow patterned paper behind it.

The sentiment is from the Simply Sentiments and Bannertastic stamp sets. Here is a close up on the flower card:

I shared this card last month, but it's too cute to not share again. This card features the Some Bunny stamp set (those bunnies are so cute!), Little Flowers, and the Stitched Garden Border. The garden border creates that super cute hillside with the little dirt mounds, and you can slide the veggies behind the little hills! It also is the same curve as the Simple Grassy Hillsides!

I used the Bannertastic set to highlight the sentiment that is included in the Some Bunny set.

You can find more inspiration from the LF design team on the Lawn Fawn blog! Thanks for visiting and I'll be back again tomorrow with more inspiration! :)

LF Sneak Week - Some Bunny and Stitched Garden Border

Hi everyone! I hope that you're having a good week so far!

I have another card to share with you today that features the Stitched Garden Border die, which makes garden scenes so easy to create! The die includes the vegetables and also cuts the hillside and dirt mounds so that you can slide the vegetables into the dirt.

I also used the new Little Flowers dies and the Some Bunny stamp set, along with the Bannertastic set. This scene also uses a variety of Lawn Fawn cardstock, including the Paper Bag Cardstock for the ground.

Check out the Lawn Fawn blog for more sneak peeks of the new products! Which one (or ones) is your favorite?

Thanks for visiting! Have a great day! :)