Donut worry... {lawn fawn inspiration week}

Hi there!

It's Lawn Fawn's April inspiration week! Today, I'm showing off the mini set, Donut Worry.

It seemed only normal to pair the donut with the coffee mug from Love You A Latte and imagine them as a hand-holding couple.

I stamped the images, added the faces, and drew in the hands and feet with a copic multiliner pen. I didn't stamp them perfectly straight so I shaded some ground beneath their feet to have it all make sense.



I hope you like it a latte!

There's more to see on the LF blog this morning - click!

♥.

donut you know...

It's time for another day of lawn fawn inspiration! If you like all things punny, you'll love what I whipped up for today's showcase of love you a latte (if you don't, you'll roll your eyes and call me a dweeb like my husband did, haha):

I kept the design sweet and simple so the images and lettering could take center stage.  The little accents on either side of the word donut are from another new set, deck the halls.



The new stitched rectangles are so perfect for quick cards that look polished.

In other news, I bought a donut pan. I need to try it out soon.

I hope you like what I created today!

♥.

lawn fawn sneak peek week continues!

Are you as excited over the new lawn fawn release as I am?  I'm still waiting on some sets and dies (it takes forever to cross the border to Canada!) and I'm giddy over every post on the lawn fawn blog this week. hee.

I have two cards to show you today, using new sets that will be available for sale at the end of August.

Love You a Latte is the sweetest set!  I love the mustache face.  I paired the latte images with a cozy argyle background and the frame from Sweater Weather.

I stamped the card base full of mug and tea-cup images from the set.



My next card brings on Christmas in July.

Joy to the Woods is such a fantastic set - I just adore those birch trees!  I did a bit of masking to be able to fill the background with the birch trees, and colored the spaces between the trees with a light blue marker.

I added a glossy cardinal to one of the branches and double-stamped the sentiment to mimic the cardinal's red and black coloring.

I stamped the sentiment first in red ink, and then stamped it again and heat-embossed it with black embossing powder. The red just peeks through.



I hope you like what I've created!  There's more to see on the lawn fawn blog today (click!)

♥.