This is another card created for a Lawn Fawn challenge. For some reason, I seem to be stuck on these little squirrels from Let's Go Nuts and paper from the Sweater Weather Remix petite pad. I started out by inking four small squares that were cut to fit the Foursquare Backdrop: Portrait, with Ranger Distress Oxide in Mustard Seed and Ripe Persimmon. I then speckled the cardstock with metallic copper water color. I used Copic Markers to color the following elements with the

I created this card for Lawn Fawnatics Challenge #133 - Awesome Autumn. I wanted to use patterned paper from Lawn Fawn's Sweater Weather Remix and Into the Woods Remix. For the window, I used the Window Frame die and the Window Scene: Winter Lawn Cuts for the "outside" background. I used Ranger Distressed Ink in the following colors for the background; Mustard Seed, Wild Honey and Ripe Persimmon. I also used a little Forest Moss on the green paper that I used for the grou

I could probably spend six months out of the year creating Halloween cards. In fact, when I look through my stamp and die collection, Fall and Halloween are by far the clear winner as far as all my supplies go. This was my first attempt using Lawn Fawn's Flippy Flappy die and I absolutely love how it turned out. I will definitely be using it for gifting gift cards. I made my own stencil out of card stock to do the inking on my background paper. For the moon, I used Ranger

I created this card for the Lawn Fawn Challenge 132 - Color Inspiration . I wanted to keep may card really simple and just focus on the inked background. I used Lawn Fawn's Large Stitched Circle Stackables to cut the black glitter paper. For the purple glitter paper, I used the Stitched Scalloped Circle Frames. For the background, I used Distress Oxide in the following colors; Candied Apple, Fossilized Amber, Twisted Citron, Broken China and Wilted Violet. After I inked the

Hello friends! I have another Halloween card to share with you. I love the way this one turned out even though I had initially started out to make a Lawn Fawn Flippy Flappy card. Once I finished inking my background, there was no way I was going to cut that down to 3.75" x 5". I knew the Peekaboo Pop Up die would be just perfect! For the background I used the Night Time Sky Stencil and Ranger Distress Oxide inks in Squeezed Lemonade and Spiced Marmalade for the moon and B

I was intrigued with Lawn Fawn's Full Moon die and thought that I would make a quick card using that as the focus of the card. I started with blending a background with Ranger's Distress Oxide in Villainous Potion, Peacock Feathers and Twisted Citron. I used Strathmore 300 Series Bristol Smooth for the paper. I really like this paper for blending both the Distress Oxide Inks and Copic Markers. I decided to add some Lawn Fawn Glow In The Dark Stencil paste with the Lots of S

I love all things Halloween, so when I saw Lawn Fawn's, Oh What Fun, die I knew that I would have to use it for a Halloween card first. I used black glitter paper for the main part of the design, and then clipped off the little "snowflakes" but in retrospect, I think I would have just left them on because they would have added just that much more sparkle to the card. I used gold glitter paper for the inside of the words. Make sure when you cut out the words from your main c