Oh what fun! (Lawn Fawn inspiration week)

Hi there!

Welcome to day 1 of this month's Lawn Fawn inspiration week! Today, we're showing off the BEARY cute Oh What Fun stamp set and matching dies.

I did some ink blending with different distress inks (faded jeans, tumbled glass and black soot) to create the rich blue background.

The Santa-bear was placed high in that sky, over the little Winter Village houses. I set the houses onto layers of the Stitched Hillside backdrop, and added a forest border behind to fill in the scenery. I love how Lawn Fawn creates these products to work together!



Doesn't he look a little like Winnie the Pooh? ugh, so cute.

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

♥.

Stamptember! Lawn Fawn exclusive set

Hi there!

We are celebrating Stamptember with Simon Says Stamp! This year's exclusive set by Lawn Fawn, Nutty Or Nice, is so cute:

I did a blue and red combo for this Christmas card:

I used a sheet of Really Rainbow Christmas Blue Snowfall for the sky, and set it against a Stitched Hillside Backdrop.



I added snowy touches to the branch using the Embossing Ink Pen and Textured White Embossing Powder.



And that snowman? So nice I had to use him twice! Seriously, isn't he so cute? I opted to stamp a tiny nose on the snowmen - there's a little image of squirrel footprints included in the set, I inked one of those tiny ovals and used it to stamp noses.

I hope you like it! Be sure to snatch up your set over at SSS before it sells out for good - click!

♥.

Winter Village (Lawn Fawn inspiration week)

hi there!

It's Lawn Fawn inspiration week, and today we're showing off the super sweet Winter Village set.

I love this card! You know when you have an idea in your head and it works out perfectly and comes together so easily? Yeah, this one.

I cut a layer of Snowy Backdrop out of black cardstock and layed it onto the white card-base.

Then, I used the new Stitched Hillside Backdrop: Portrait to cut the rolling hills for the houses to sit on. I cut it out two times, and layered the full backdrop die-cut over one where I cut off the frame above the hills.



Then, I stamped and colored a whole slew of houses. I wanted the card to have more of a graphic feel, so I colored them all the same: red roofs, yellow windows, beige doors and just a touch of shading.

The trees were highlighted with the help of a snow marker, and I added some chunky glitter to the hillsides



I hope you like it!

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

♥.