oh, nuts! Lawn Fawn Fall and Winter Release Week!

 Hi there!

Welcome to Lawn Fawn's Fall/Winter New Release week! We're showing off new products all week long, and everything will be available as of September 10th.

Before I dive in, I just want to say that if you try to leave me a comment (and I hope you do, I always love reading them!) you will notice that I'm making you jump through an extra hoop or 2. In the last 4-ish months, my blog has been overrun by really obscene bot comments. I have been marking everything as spam, but I had to take these extra steps to make sure that I only see (and YOU only see) sweet comments and nothing that looks like it came from Pornhub. so gross.

On to today's showcase: Let's Go Nuts, and Lift The Flap Tree Backdrop!

That squirrel with his arms up in the airs is my fave! Aren't they adorable? I did a very muted sky behind the tree using Kiddie Pool and Doe inks.

I used a soft brown copic marker to add some interest to the trees, and then built my scene in front of the tree backdrop.

When the flaps are opened, there are more surprises! I really love this new backdrop die, I can see using it a lot!

I hope you like it! There's more to see on the Lawn Fawn blog this morning - click!

thank you FAIRY much (Lawn Fawn inspiration week)

Hi there, and welcome back to day 2 of this month's Lawn Fawn inspiration week. We're taking a closer look at Push Here, a little collection of sentiments that gives the recipient a clue as to how an interactive card works!



I combined Fairy Friends with a punny Quinn's Capital ABCs F-A-I-R-Y and slapped the Lift The Flap right onto the front of the card. I need to keep the inside free for all the writing!



I love the little "open me" from Push Here, and how it fits right into that flap space, and how the fairy's magic is accentuating the words!

It's hard to tell in the pictures, but I used cloud border die-cuts to sponge layers of clouds on the entire background. I broke up all the sky with a purple scalloped layer, and colored the word fairy in a bright pink so that it would pop.

I hope you like it!  There's more to see on the LF blog this morning - click!