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...

I had the inspiration for this card when I needed to make a quick card for some good friends that were visiting from out of...

Step 1: I went through my stash of Lawn Fawn stamp sets and picked the tiniest stamps to create my wreath. First, I drew a circle using...

Items Used: Lawn Fawn Paper Pack Knit Picky LF1529 Lawn Fawn Paper Pack Really Rainbow LF1655 Lawn Fawn Stamp My Lucky Charm LF842 Lawn Fawn Die My Lucky...

"You're a great friend" stargazer card by Lori CollinsInstagram: @sweetcheekscraftsThis project makes an A2 (5.5” x 4.25”) sized card but you can adjust for other...

Hello crafty friends, it's Mona here, and today I am showing you how I made my interactive LawnFawn card.Step 1:I started the cardmaking with die-cutting...

These beautiful cards were created by Dana Kirby using our new Concord & 9th Products!!Blog: https://dkirbystamps.blogspot.comInstagram: @dkirbystamps (https://www.instagram.com/dkirbystamps/?hl=en)Scroll down for list of items used!Items Used:Concord &...

Step 1: I first layered a pattern design from Lawn Fawn Perfectly Plaid Spring Paper Pad onto the card base. I then hand cut ‘hills’...