Instructions:Step One: Stamp images you choose from the Lawn Fawn Happy Village set and color with Copics. I tried to do a brick pattern on the...

Step 1: I began my cards by using the Concord & 9th Birthday Basics Turnabout stamp set. I lined my stamp set up with the Concord...

This is a fun card for Birthday, Graduation, Retirement, etc. :)Step 1: Use Spellbinders Shapeabilities Cascading Stars Die to cut out star pattern on a 4 1/2"...

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:Die cut pattern paper for background and 2 circles from cardstock.Step 2:Mat die cut background with pink cardstock and tie with ribbon. Create top...

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...

Hi there! My name is Meagan and I’m super excited to share this card with you. I used a bunch of Lawn Fawn stamps and...

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...

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...