Lawn Fawn Valentine :)

Happy Thursday crafty friends! I have been off the radar this week due to work commitments but I had a chance to play with my newer Lawn Fawn products for the current Lawn Fawnatics challenge!

The inspiration board for the current challenge is such fun! I decided on the sweet dinosaur from the "RAWR" set and I colored her with my Copic Sketch in YG97, YG95 and YG93 and added some dot detail with the YG99 and YG97 along with a white gel pen. I decided she needed to hold an extra large valentine which I took from the Scripty Love set from a few years age and used R89, R39, R37 and R35 for the red and RV52 and RV55 for the heart that I later covered with pink Nuvo drops. 

I cut her "hand" using a craft knife to slip the envelope into the die cut.  I then die cut my hearts (Lacy Hearts Stackables, Outside In Stitched Heart Stackables and Heart Tiny Tag) from the Lawn Fawn Ballet Slippers and Tonic Scarlet Organza Mirror Card Satin Effect. I put the base of the card together and added the top layer to see where I could best place my sentiment. 

I chose to use the Lawn Fawn Scripty Love die cut from the same Tonic Scarlet specialty paper but I added some StickIt and Fun Foam for dimension.  

I placed all the elements on my heart card topped  off the Tiny Tag with some pink chiffon ribbon and some pink and clear gems by Studio Katia.

If you love Lawn Fawn, go check out the challenge!

Thanks for taking the time,

Kim

Lawn Fawn Friendship Valentine

Had such fun with this card! I love Lawn Fawn birds!

I started by die-cutting a piece of Tim Holtz Watercolor Paper with a Fancy Scalloped Rectangle and used Spun Sugar, Picked Raspberry and Candied Apple Distress Inks. I then spray the panel with my Distress Sprayer and dabbed off the water to get the splotchy effect. I then stamped all of my images using my Misti for the best impression by stamping multiple times.  I used my Copics to color in all of my images in reds, pinks and greys (to give a shading effect to my "white"). I then die cut my mailbox from Lawn Fawn Narwal paper and shaded the elements with the matching ink I also die cut the heart from the Tiny Tags with Guava paper and shaded it with Candied Apple Ink after white embossing my sentiment.

I then die cut another panel and used a Simple Stitched Hillside Border. I put me elements together and put the card together.  Then added Lawn Trimmings to secure my Heart Tag.

Thanks for taking the time!

Kim