I had a fun time looking online at all the varieties of succulents. I also saw some photos of people displaying them tucked into little cubbies in a board, so that's what I decided to do. The sentiment will go on the inside and will wait for the right occasion.
Check out all the succulents and other new spring goodies over at the Lawn Fawn Blog!
Lawn Fawn Supplies: Dies: Plant a Succulent, Simple Stripes: landscape, Let's Bokah coordinating dies Paper: Wood Grain, Storm Cloud, White Copics: G00,02,05,07,12,14,17,20,21,24,29,46, BG10,18, YG11,13, YR65, R14,17,24, V12, RV04 Other: Signo white gel pen
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Lawn Fawn's new Magic Iris Floral Wreath Add-on is so fun to layer up with flowers in any way and with any colors you'd like! I kept to white and yellows and decided to scatter those tiny flowers all over. I love adding dimension to little flowers with a ball stylus.
I layered up the background with papers from the new Flower Market collection and coordinating cardstocks:
Check out Lawn Fawn's blog for so many more great ideas using these new spring products!
Tiny Friends are on the scene this spring, collecting eggs for Easter! I combined the Tiny Spring Friends with the Window Scene: Spring, colored them with Copic markers, and framed them with the coordinating Window Scene die and layers of lilac and yellow:
I hope you'll check out all of the great inspiration today over on the Lawn Fawn blog!
Today's card is a Lawn Fawn feature over at Simon Says Stamp! Please head on over there for more information and a list of the supplies that were used.
I created a video to show how this card came together. You can watch it here or on my YouTube channel:
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Distress inks and a bit of water is about all it takes to create a universe background. Add some acrylic white paint for stars and you're good to go! I took one sheet of watercolor paper and was able to create five cards:
I kept similar elements on all of the cards to make them easier to design: Silver heat embossed, holographic paper, a limited cardstock color palette, and sentiment strips.
This first card is from the end scraps of the universe background. It includes a partial rectangle and letters:
This card was also from a small snippet of the background. It is cut with a Mini Slimline Stackable:
This card includes the largest piece cut from the background. It is the largest of the Small Mini Slimline Stackables:
Veering away from the Year Eleven stamp set, this card contains a medium sized Stitched Rectangle:
And card number five includes a partially cut Mini Slimline Stackable:
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Lawn Fawn Supplies: Stamps: Year Eleven, Beam Me Up, Super Star, Upon A Star, Offset Sayings: Birthday Dies: Henry's ABCs, Large and Small Mini Slimline Stackables, Slimline Forest Border, Large Stitched Rectangle Stackables, Outside/In Stitched Rectangles, Rectangle Frames, Oval from Giant Happy Birthday coordinating dies Ink: Clear, Distress Inks: Black Soot, Chipped Sapphire, Salty Ocean, Wilted Violet, Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn, Wild Honey, Candied Apple Paper: Holographic original and 2.0, White, Bluejay, Black Licorice, Cilantro, Vellum, Strathmore cold pressed series 400 watercolor paper Other: Silver embossing powder
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We're still deep in the heart of winter here where I live. As a card maker, the bright side is that I get to extend the use of my Christmas/Winter stamps for all of those February and March birthdays:
I used Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers and a water brush to color this scene.
Purple Onion Stamps: Blaze (skunk), Winter Trail Background, Snow Much Fun Sentiment Set
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