Step 1: I started out by stamping the rolls and wasabi image from Lawn Fawn’s Let’s Roll with Hero Arts Intense Black ink on a panel of Neenah...

Hello! I’m so excited to share with you today a card featuring the Magic Picture Changer Die from Lawn Fawn! This card was made for a very...

Step 1: Die cut the shadow box window from my card panel and from the spring fling paper pack.Step 2: Die cut the grass from the Shadow Box Card...

Step 1:First I cut out all my pieces for the Reveal Wheel. I cut the base panel, the 2 wheel pieces and the arrow out of...

Step 1: On 5.5”x4.25” heavy weight cardstock, using mini ink blenders, I applied the Distress Oxides in rainbow order. Step 2: Using the largest of the Wonky Rectangle dies,...

Step 1: Stamp, color and die cut the Easter PartyStep 2: For the card base, fold white cardstock in half and die cut the largest oval, placing the...

Step 1: Taking your lawn fawn mermaid cardstock die cut a stitched rectangle with the largest of the lawn fawn rectangle dies.Once cut place in the...

I really love anything Easter! The spring colors, bunnies, and decorative baskets; I am there to get my hands on it. When I first laid...

Instructions:Step One: Blend Squeezed Lemonade oxide ink out from the center of a piece of white cardstock using a blending brush. Then, blend some Fossilized Amber oxide ink into...

Step 1: I first cut a piece of Lawn Fawn Moonstone card stock down to be a landscape A2 size (5.5” x 8.5”), this served dual...

These are so fun to make! Step 1: Use the largest stitched rectangle die to cut out your background piece from the Lawn Fawn Petite Paper Pack – Spring.Step 2: Adhere...

Step 1: Die cut a stitched rectangle panel from Neenah solar white cardstock, ink blended background panel, ink blended/ink splattered a trimmed piece of Neenah...