Designs by Latisha Yoast

  Hello Friends! Here we are at another month. Can you believe it? Its February 2021! I am so ready for spring and warm weather. Here in Florida we have had cold, grey, rainy weather for months now. Not a typical warm winter at all. So, when I saw the Taylored Expressions releases for February, I was so excited!  Today's post is all about St Patrick's Day, green, shamrocks, luck and rainbows. All things that I love. Let's dig in to the details of this card. The background was created by ink blending 3 different green inks onto a green card base. By using different tones of the same color, it creates a nice depth to a simple card. The diecuts were layered with foam adhesive and twine was added to embellish.  What is St Patrick's Day without a rainbow? I knew I wanted to create a subtle rainbow on one of my cards. It took me a little bit of playing around with this stamp and stencil combo but I figured it out. I would use the stencil a little differently to get more sham...

  Hello friends! This is Day 2 of the Technique Tuesday release for May. The stamp set I am sneak peeking today, is called Congrats Grad .   Since this is the time college and high school students are graduating, this is the perfect set to mass produce congratulations cards.  It has bold sentiments and easy to color, lined images.  Or, they can be stamped without being colored in. For this card, I stamped everything in a permanent black ink, then colored in the images with water colors.  Once the panel was dry, I die cut the paper using a square diecut.  The diecut was adhered to the card front using foam adhesive, then embellished with twine and nuvo drops. Head on over to the Technique Tuesday blog to see the reveal of this stamp set!

Here are a few cards from the Lawn Fawn March Inspiration Week . There are still three more days of inspiration, so head on over to the blog to see great projects, and for a chance to win product! Fab Flowers blog post Hang In There Blog post Happy Happy Happy blog post

Hello there! Spring Break just ended for my son, so this Monday has not been easy lol.  Waking up at 5:30 am was not anyone's idea of fun this morning. Anyhow, today I am sharing a scrapbook page using the Let's Polka in the Meadow paper collection from Lawn Fawn. Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , to see all of the wonderful projects using this collection as a full material list on this page.

Hello there! I know lots of you out there are sending your children off to school this week (and last), well in the south at least.  That means fall is right around the corner!  Living in Florida means summer kind of drags out to October, so fall here is just a few weeks.  But it truly is fantastic!  Warm days, cooler nights and no humidity. Anyhow, fall means fall projects.  Like Halloween, back to school, Thanksgiving, celebrating the harvest! Lawn Fawn is in the middle of August Inspiration Week, and everything has been fall themed.  Today is no different, as I am showcasing a stamp/die set called Happy Harvest.  Again don't hate me, I'm seriously addicted to this pillow box die, but I made a few pillow boxes using the Happy Harvest stamp set. Make sure you head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , to see some fabulous projects by the design team, and for a chance to win this set!! There are so many fun images in this set.  I couldn't d...

Hello and welcome to  Lawn Fawn's big Fall/Winter release week ! On August 28th all 15 of Lawn Fawn's new stamps, 26 new dies, and the new Sweater Weather and Snow Day paper collections will be for sale at your favorite store and  www.lawnfawn.com ! Woo hoo! The next few days, I will be showcasing some of the latest Lawn Fawn products hitting store shelves.  Make sure you visit the Lawn Fawn Blog , each and every day.  As new products and projects will be shown, and lots of giveaways to be had. Today, the designers are showcasing projects using the Goodie Treat Bag die, and the Spooktacular stamp set & coordinating dies.  I decided to combine them to create a fun, Happy Halloween treat bag. Instructions: 1.  Die cut Sweater Weather pattern paper.  You will do this twice. 2.  I score along the already scored lines, so its easier to fold, then apply adhesive and adhere the two diecuts together, this forms the bag. 3. ...