Instructions:1. I used my Copic Markers to color up the following images: (7) Fish, (1) Shark Fin, and (3) Shark from the Lawn Fawn Duh-Nuh...

1. Using the second from the largest Large Stitched rectangle dies, cut a piece of Bristol Smooth Cardstock. Using my Picket Fence Studios Blender Brushes, I inked...

I am just so in love with the new Lawn Fawn products out now and LOVE that ScrapbookPal has such a great stock/selection of PAST...

Hi everyone! Today I have a fun interactive card to share with you using the Lawn Fawn Double Slider Surprise die set as well as the Lawn Fawn...

Hi everyone!Alexandra here from @madebyalexandra and wanted to stop by and share with you a fun and easy card inspired by the beautiful skies that...

Instructions:1. Die cut elements from Lawn Fawn’s Bayou Backdrop using various greens cardstock and Neenah solar white.2. Ink blended pond3. Trimmed a piece of Neenah...

I created this encouragement card with some older stamp set by Lawn Fawn. I used Coaster Critters, Village Shops and Ahoy Matey.For the scene, I wanted to create brick...

Hi Crafty Friends! It is Dana here today sharing a Bright and Summery card using lots of supplies from Avery Elle! I stamped the Seahorse...

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,...

Step 1: I stamped all of the images in the Lawn Fawn Life is Good stamp set, a few of them (crab & shells) I stamped several times...

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: Cut 2 pieces of the box card body using turquoise card stock.Step 2: Cut 4 pieces of the side panels using kraft card...