Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn. Show all posts

Friday, 8 June 2018

Plane awesome!

Hello lovely people,

I would say Happy Friday...but I'm working this weekend - boo :-(

 Next weekend it is of course Fathers' Day, so my Dies to Die For DT card this week is a cute, fun card for a plane awesome Dad!

Handmade funny Fathers Day card with aeroplane (using Plane and simple stamp set from Lawn Fawn)

I am really loving the muted colours of this card and of course, I LOVE the punny sentiments you can create with this stamp set!

Handmade funny Fathers Day card with aeroplane (using Plane and simple stamp set from Lawn Fawn)

If I've tempted you with any of the lovely supplies I've used then you can go straight to the individual products via the links below or just pop over to Dies to Die For and have a little browse around!

Thanks for popping in and I hope you have a wonderful day!




Lovely things I've used from Dies to Die For;
Plane and simple stamp set - Lawn Fawn
Plane and simple die set - Lawn Fawn
Puffy cloud borders - Lawn Fawn
A2 stitched rectangle STAX 1 - My Favorite Things
Stitched alphabet - My Favorite Things

Other ingredients;
Perfectly plaid winter 6x6 paper pad - Lawn Fawn
Copic colours;
Plane: T0, T1, T2, T3
Wheel / propellers: T3, T4
Blue details: BG000, B00, BG01

Friday, 2 February 2018

Jar of hearts

Hello lovely people,

You can tell it's Friday if I'm posting, as I only seem to have time for blogging my Dies to Die For DT cards at the moment.

I'm still creating love themed cards with all my fab new stash and today is a little Lawn Fawn offering...

Jar of hearts Valentine's Day card using How You Bean and Conversation Hearts add-on from Lawn Fawn

The 'How You Bean' jar stamp and die set was released a little while ago but the Conversation Hearts add-on is part of the newest release and I loved it so much, I just had to go back and buy all the original jar stamps/dies so I could get the heart add-on!

I stamped and coloured the hearts and then decided to add the words...all I can say is thank goodness for the MISTI, combined with a bit of judicious masking!

Jar of hearts Valentine's Day card using How You Bean and Conversation Hearts add-on from Lawn Fawn

If I've tempted you with any of the lovely supplies I've used then you can go straight to the individual products via the links at the end of my post or just pop over to Dies to Die For and have a little browse around!

Thanks for visiting and I really appreciate any comments that you leave,




Copic colours;
Green hearts: G000, G00, YG41
Purple hearts: BV31, BV11, V25
Pink hearts: RV52, RV63, RV55
Yellow hearts: YR30, YR20, YR21
Jar: B0000, B000
Lid: C2, C4, C5, C6

Lovely things I've used from Dies to Die For;
How You Bean? stamps - Lawn Fawn
How You Bean? dies - Lawn Fawn
How You Bean? Conversation heart add-on stamps - Lawn Fawn
How You Bean? Conversation hearts add-on dies - Lawn Fawn
A2 stitched rectangle STAX 2 - My Favorite Things

Other ingredients;
Let's Polka in the Meadow 6x6 pad - Lawn Fawn
Twine, tiny tag - from stash

Friday, 19 January 2018

Rawr!!

Hello lovely people,

I am so in love with all the cute new releases for Valentine's Day so you may be seeing a bit of a love theme on my blog over the next few weeks, starting with my Dies to Die For DT card.

Cute punny Valentine's Day card with adorable dinosaur (image is Rawr! from Lawn Fawn)

I think this little dino is utterly charming and I've used the little speech bubble and sentiment to create a fun design.

Cute punny Valentine's Day card with adorable dinosaur (image is Rawr! from Lawn Fawn)

I hope you've had a good week and have something fun planed for the weekend!

If I've tempted you with any of the lovely supplies I've used then you can go straight to the individual products via the links at the end of my post or just pop over to Dies to Die For and have a little browse around!

Thanks for visiting and I really appreciate any comments that you leave,



Friday, 17 November 2017

Cosy lights

Hello lovely people,

I have a day off today and soooo much I want to get done!  Getting my hair cut is already ticked off my list so now it's onto my blog post for the day, then some shopping and crafting for the rest of the day :-)

It's Friday so that means I'm sharing a Dies to Die For DT make and today I have a set of fairly quick and easy Christmas cards that would be perfect for batch making.

String of lights Christmas card

I've used digital sentiments for these but a stamped sentiment would work just as well.

How cute do those lights look in knit-effect DP?!

String of lights Christmas card

If I've tempted you with any of the lovely supplies I've used then you can go straight to the individual products via the links at the end of my post or just pop over to Dies to Die For and have a little browse around!

Thanks for visiting and I really appreciate any comments that you leave,



Friday, 8 September 2017

Big wreath, little wreath...

Hello lovely people,

It's Friday which means that my week of holibobs is almost over and also that it's time for me to share my Dies to Die For DT card...actually it's TWO cards today!

Every year I say I really don't need any new Christmas stuff but every year I am tempted into buying new stash, and my resolve was totally broken this year by the gorgeous Lawn Fawn release.

So, I have a few new bits to play with and started with the super cute mini wreath, and since I don't have a die cut door, I made my own with a stitched rectangle aperture die and score board :-)

Contemporary Christmas card with door and mini wreath, using Mini Wreath by Lawn Fawn

This little die cuts the leaves all in one piece, and you could layer several of these up if you wanted a fuller wreath.  The bow is sooooo cute and the teeny berries are sweet...but a little fiddly to place!

Contemporary Christmas card with door and mini wreath, using Mini Wreath by Lawn Fawn

I also got the larger wreath and have used the new Knit Picky papers for this card.

Christmas card with layered wreath around text stamp, using Large Wreath and Knit Picky papers by Lawn Fawn

This wreath is a 'build it yourself' one and of course, that means the foliage will be useful all year round.  I cut some of the foliage to shorter lengths to add variation to the wreath.

I can see myself using that bow die a lot too, not just for Christmas, and it comes with another die option for the tails where they are in line with the loops of the bow.

Christmas card with layered wreath around text stamp, using Large Wreath and Knit Picky papers by Lawn Fawn

If I've tempted you with any of the lovely supplies I've used then you can go straight to the individual products via the links at the end of my post or just pop over to Dies to Die For and have a little browse around!

Thanks for visiting and I really appreciate any comments that you leave,