Hello! I'm Silvia and I'm so excited to be here today to share with you this fun Christmas pivot pop-up card I made using Lawn...

Santa Claus is diving deep into the sea to spread holiday cheer to his underwater friends.Step 1: Ink blend two 4¼ x 5½ white cardstock panels with...

I'm loving the Lawn Fawn Fortune Teller Tabby stamp set (LF2016) and started by coloring it with Copic Markers and using the coordinating die set (LF2017) to cut...

Hi Friends! It is Dana here today sharing a fun set of shaped cards using some products from Avery Elle. I think they make the...

Instructions:Step 1: Stamp images, color with Copic markers, die cut and set aside.Step 2: Using white cardstock, create a box card base using the Scalloped Box Card...

Instructions:Step 1: Ink-blend the entire inside of an A2-sized card base with Distress Oxide Inks. Ink-blend Wilted Violet, Picked Raspberry, and Peacock Feathers in various areas, then covered the...

I've always enjoyed outdoor summer night concerts: there's certain magic associated with listening to the music with your best friends under the stars. When I...

Step 1: Using the Lawn Fawn Scalloped Box Card Pop-Up die, cut two panels out of black cardstock. Also cut out two of the inside pieces in...

Want to recreate this awesome Lawn Fawn Magic Picture Changer card? Below you will find a list of products used and to switch it up,...

Hi Everyone!I have a tutorial for a magic picture changer card for you today. I have made it using Lawn Fawn products.Lets start!Step 1:I took...

Step 1: I created the background using Distress Oxide Carved Pumpkin blended with Squeezed Lemonade inks onto Bristol smooth cardstock. I then used a stencil with Lawn Fawn...

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...