Hi there, and welcome back to our final day of Lawn Fawn's August inspiration week. Do you know what that means? The entire fall/winter release becomes available TOMORROW. woo hoo!
The design team is going out in style, with everyone using the new Everyday Pop-Ups and Stitched Hillside Pop-Up dies to create fancy cards.
I'm usually such a lazy crafter, but this was fun! I used the dress-up clothes from Happy Howloween, but put them on the little reindeer from Toboggan Together for something different:
The card-front is pretty plain, but that's so you can be really surprised when you open it up to find allllll of this:
The Toboggan Together reindeer met up with his friends from the new Cheery Christmas set for Halloween! I love that the little tutus and other accessories can fit on other critters!
I cut a starry night sky out of blue paper, and then rubbed our Deep Sea ink around the edges to give it more depth.
A little tip: the contrast of the white border around each die-cut was too jarring next to the dark hillsides and dark blue sky so I inked around the edges of each critter to make everything blend better. I also lightened up the heavy black elements with the help of a white gel pen. It helped create balance between the light and dark elements.
I hope you like it!
Visit the LF blog for so many more pop-up cards!
♥.
The design team is going out in style, with everyone using the new Everyday Pop-Ups and Stitched Hillside Pop-Up dies to create fancy cards.
I'm usually such a lazy crafter, but this was fun! I used the dress-up clothes from Happy Howloween, but put them on the little reindeer from Toboggan Together for something different:
The card-front is pretty plain, but that's so you can be really surprised when you open it up to find allllll of this:
The Toboggan Together reindeer met up with his friends from the new Cheery Christmas set for Halloween! I love that the little tutus and other accessories can fit on other critters!
I cut a starry night sky out of blue paper, and then rubbed our Deep Sea ink around the edges to give it more depth.
A little tip: the contrast of the white border around each die-cut was too jarring next to the dark hillsides and dark blue sky so I inked around the edges of each critter to make everything blend better. I also lightened up the heavy black elements with the help of a white gel pen. It helped create balance between the light and dark elements.
I hope you like it!
Visit the LF blog for so many more pop-up cards!
♥.
LOL, this is SO CUTE Elena. Love the inside. Adorable!
ReplyDeleteOh this is sooo stinkin cute! The lil details you add are perfect and make a terrific difference! Thank you for a wonderful release week!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, love all of the cards. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing, Elena!
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