Hey there friends! It’s Cassie here with another tutorial, and today I’m showing you how to make a shadow box card using the Lawn Fawn...

Instructions:Place drop of ink onto paper and dry with dryer, straw, or just let stand.Apply drop(s) of alcohol to edge of ink and begin to...

Hi everyone! Ricky here back on the Scrapbookpal.com blog sharing a really cute gender reveal interactive card. I hope you enjoy it!1 – Die cut...

InstructionsStep One: Stamp Images from Lawn Fawn stamp sets; Ahoy Matey, Oh Gnome, Toadally Awesome. Rawrsome, Mermaid for You, and Easter Party using Memento Tuxedo Black inkStep Two: Cut out images using...

These cute little heart tags are pretty simple to make and the ideas are truly endless.I started out by cutting lots of pieces from the Lawn...

Hello Crafters, Carrie Rhoades here, I am excited to be here on the Scrapbook Pal blog bringing you some fun interactive cards. I get to...

Instructions:I'm having SO much fun playing with the Lawn Fawn Gleeful Gardens Stamp (LF799) and Die (LF800) Set! Of course, it's not a new Lawn Fawn stamp...

1.Color a 6 x 4.5 inch 80 lb. cardstock panel in stripes using purple tape to make the stripes. Let the top color slightly blend into the...

Hi everyone! Happy to share this bright and cheerful garden gnome card with you and here's how I made it! Using the Lawn Fawn stamp set...

Instructions:Step 1: To make this card, I blended four shades of distress oxides (Shaded Lilac, Spun Sugar, Tumbled Glass, and Evergreen Bough) using my Picket Fence Studios Life Changing...

Hello! It’s Mindy from My Creative Scoop and today I’m sharing how to color using Copic Markers and we are going to be creating a Distress...

Hello, crafty friends! Leica here and today I am sharing a Valentine's card and here are the materials needed:1. Lawn Fawn - Scalloped Box Card...