Designs by Latisha Yoast

Hello friends!  Today I am sharing another treat bag, using the Scalloped Treat bag die and Stitched tree border dies from Lawn Fawn.  If you head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog , the focus today is the Perfectly Plaid Fall pattern paper, as well as new card stock and ink (like storm cloud...its a dark grey). Yesterday I talked about how easy is it is to create this treat bag.  Today I die cut the Stitched trees die and adhered it to the front of the bag using foam adhesive, it just gives the bag that little extra touch.  I didn't add a tag, but adding a stamped sentiment onto the twine would be super cute! Materials Used: Lawn Fawn Scalloped treat bag die Lawn Fawn Stitched Tree border die Lawn Fawn Perfectly Plaid Fall pattern paper Lawn Fawn twine

Hello friends, I am back today sharing a treat bag.  Lawn Fawn has another die that when die cut twice, creates a scalloped treat bag.  The score lines are created when you die cut it, so all you have to do is fold along the lines, add adhesive and adhere together.  There is a great video that explains how to use the die over on the Lawn Fawn youtube channel, and on the blog.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , to see all of the wonderful projects using todays featured products.  The Bow die, is also new this month, there are three different sized bows. I used the Perfectly Plaid Fall 12x12 pattern paper to create this bag, as well as the bow.  Each bag you need to die cut twice, so you can get 4 bag diecuts to make 2 treat bags from a single sheet of 12x12 paper.  The Halloween image and sentiment are from the Plan On It: Holidays stamp set.

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. ...

Today Lawn Fawn is showcasing a mini stamp set & coordinating dies called, Get Well Soon , and Get Well Soon - Lawn Cuts .  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , to check out more projects, as well have a chance to win today's products! For my project today, I decorated a glassine bag filled with one of my favorite teas from England.  Wrapping a gift with twine and a cute tag make me happy, and I hope this makes the recipient happy as well. Instructions: 1.  Die cut white cardstock using the Tag You're It Lawn Cut Dies . 2.  Stamp images from the stamp set, and die cut out. 3.  Color in images using Copic Markers. 4.  Stamp sentiment onto tag using black ink. 5.  Stamp hearts in red ink under the sentiment. 6.  Place Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares on the back of the stamped images. 7.  Adhere to the tag. 8.  Fill glassine bag with tea bags. 9.  Wrap twine around the bag. 10. Attach tag...

This week, the designers from Lawn Fawn and May Arts are doing a blog hop. It is always a fun surprise to get May Arts ribbon in the mail.  I was starting to over think how to show of ribbon on my project.  But, the ribbon is so pretty it shows off itself.  I decided to make a fun and festive gift bag. Make sure you visit the Lawn Fawn and May Arts blog every day this week.  I believe there are prizes to be had! Materials Used: Lawn Fawn Home Sweet Home stamp set Lawn Fawn Home Sweet Home dies Lawn Fawn lime twine Lawn Fawn Puffy Star die Lawn Fawn Pink Lemonade petite pattern paper May Arts pink chevron ribbon May Arts pink oval ribbon May Arts green chevron ribbon Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L EZ runner Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D foam squares white bag pink copic markers white card stock

Here, in my neck of the woods, this is Teacher Appreciation Week.  As my children are getting older (Jr High & High School), I don't buy a gift for all of their teachers.  Just the select few, that my children love, and whom I feel go out of their way for the children they teach.  Today I am showing you a Gift Card (from Starbucks of course) that I bought for my daughter's AP Psychology teacher.  Today (Monday) is the actual AP exam, so I will have Kendall give her this card today.  Ms. Waller goes out of her way to have study sessions, which prepare the students for the AP exam, and is always available to them. So, when I saw this stamp set from Lawn Fawn, and then saw the teacher gift cards at Starbucks, the gears started churning in my noggin for a cute gift card idea. By stamping the gift card holder, and personalizing it, my hope is that is will make her teacher feel a little extra special and that we are thinking of her.  I wish I could give mo...

A huge thank you to Chris and my dss "Mary"! I got two great packages in the mail today. The first few pictures are the things Chris sent to me. She is a best friend that anyone would love to have. Plus she loves paper crafting as much as I do! She doesn't make me feel guilty about buying or hoarding too much, we both have a "thing" about cutting into pretty paper when you don't have much left of it lol . Anyhow, In the package today there was a book called Get Real Greetings, all I have to say is hilarious and perfect! A Cuttlebug embossing folder (friend), 3 cards, 3 monogramed notebooks...one for me, my daughter and son, gummie Lobsta's (or lobters if you are not from New England) and an altered papertrey packaging box, that she turned into a candy holder for Reeses Peanut Butter Cups. I took a closer picture of that :) She hand stamped and punched each peanut butter cup and stamped "friend" in the center. It had to take a long time...

Remember when I posted a few weeks ago about a neighbor down the street giving me Walt Disney World tickets...for free(Beth). Well I finally got a gift basket and a card together. This is a really simple and clean card. Sometimes I think i get all crazy with embellishments, layers and techniques that I forget that a lot of times simple is better. It was really hard to give her the basket because it was so yummy! It had different starbucks coffee, chai tea, hot chocolate, diet coke (her favorite drink) Harry and David Moose Munch, Harry and David truffles, really fancy chocolate bars, starbucks mug, coffee creamer, caramel coffee syrup, some other things and a Starbucks gift card. This is a bad picture of the basket because it doesn't show everything, but you get the idea. For the card: whisper white cardstock, ruby red cardstock, heartfelt thanks stamp set, stazon black & ruby red ink. may arts ribbon...easy peasy card!