Hi there!
Welcome back to the 2nd day of this month's Lawn Fawn inspiration week. Today, we're showing off Simply Celebrate Winter, and I couldn't help but love those snowmen so much. too much? meh:
I stamped the strip of snowmen over and over again to create the card's background. I staggered the stamp every time, so that it looked more like a patterned paper.
I then colored the snowmen accessories in a Christmas red, and colored the entire card base with a dusty blue marker (copic marker BG70.) It gives a kind of retro look with the red, I think!
I cut into my snowman cardbase with a Reverse Stitched Scalloped Circle Window die, and popped in my favorite Lawn Fawn snowman ever (from Ready Set Snow!)
And just to give the focal image a little more pop, I used a red marker to color in the scallops in that circle window.
A white-heat-embossed sentiment, from Winter Scripty Sentiment, sealed the deal.
I hope you like it! Check out the LF blog this morning for more inspiration using this set: click!
♥.
Welcome back to the 2nd day of this month's Lawn Fawn inspiration week. Today, we're showing off Simply Celebrate Winter, and I couldn't help but love those snowmen so much. too much? meh:
I stamped the strip of snowmen over and over again to create the card's background. I staggered the stamp every time, so that it looked more like a patterned paper.
I then colored the snowmen accessories in a Christmas red, and colored the entire card base with a dusty blue marker (copic marker BG70.) It gives a kind of retro look with the red, I think!
I cut into my snowman cardbase with a Reverse Stitched Scalloped Circle Window die, and popped in my favorite Lawn Fawn snowman ever (from Ready Set Snow!)
And just to give the focal image a little more pop, I used a red marker to color in the scallops in that circle window.
A white-heat-embossed sentiment, from Winter Scripty Sentiment, sealed the deal.
I hope you like it! Check out the LF blog this morning for more inspiration using this set: click!
♥.
I love how you made this. It shows a different way to use this set. The background of blue is beautiful against the red. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the same over and over to make background paper.
ReplyDeleteThis is just so freaking adorable!! I just love it!!
ReplyDeleteCUTE!!!!!!!
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