Designs by Latisha Yoast

Lawn Fawn, is releasing a new stamp set & and coordinating dies today, called Beep Bop Birthday.  It features robots, gears, balloons and a computer-ish looking font.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , to check out the samples using this set.  Also leave a comment for a chance to win! Instructions: 1.  Cut/score white cardstock. 2.  Adhere pattern paper to the bottom of the card.   (this helps ground the card a little bit) 3.  Stamp the robot in black ink (memento) 4.  Stamp the sentiment. 5.  Stamp the gears in different colored inks. 6.  Stamp the balloon & string. 7.  Color in the robot using Copic markers. 8.  Add green twine, tie a bow and add red rhinestone to the center. Materials Used: Lawn Fawn Beep Bop Birthday stamp set, Lawn Fawn pattern paper, Lawn Fawn twine, Copic Markers, red ink, aqua ink, green ink, black ink, red rhinestone, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L EZ Runner

Today, I am sharing a fun and quick project I made, using the Large Stitched Journaling Card die set, from Lawn Fawn.  Whether you call it Pocket Scrapbooking or Project Life, this set is soooo perfect!  Since it is a metal die set, you will need some type of die cut machine to use the dies.  This set will allow you to customize your pocket scrapbooking pages to your liking, instead of being tethered to a pre made set.  I love all of the possibilities I can do! Head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog , to see more inspiration using this great new die set, also leave a comment for a chance to win as well! Materials Used: Lawn Fawn Large Stitched Journaling Card set Lawn Fawn Hello Sunshine paper Lawn Fawn Lets Polka paper Lawn Fawn Stitched journaling card alphabet stickers (pink) Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D foam squares Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L EZ Runner

Welcome to the April Inspiration Week over at Lawn Fawn.  Today, the designers are showcasing a stamp set called Critters from The Past.  The critters sets, are always so cute, and very popular.  I love all of the dinosaurs in this set.  It reminds me of when my children were little and completely obsessed with dinosaurs. Today, I decided to made a tag using the Tag You're It Lawn Cuts, using some Let's Polka pattern paper, as well as the Birthday Tags stamp set.  I really love layering tags together, it gives the project a little extra depth not to mention the pop of green. Head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog , for more inspiration using this set.  Make to leave a comment for a chance to win this set too!

Today I am sharing a card using the Lawn Fawn, Peace Joy Love paper collection.  For a chance to win this pattern paper collection.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog for a chance to win and see more inspiration using this line of paper. The strips of paper, are actually from the bottoms of the sheets of paper (where the name is).  Lawn Fawn always has such great patterns and sentiments along that tab, that it is hard for me to throw away. So I used them on this card.  The "be merry" circle, is from a tag, on a sheet of Peace Joy paper.  I decided to cut it out, and use it as my focal sentiment.  For embellishments, I added some Peace Joy Love sequins.

Today the designers from Lawn Fawn are showcasing the Trim The Tree stamp set and coordinating dies.  Playing with the Holiday stamps really has me craving some cooler weather.  Nothing crazy cold, but brisk enough to wear a sweater lol.   Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , for a chance to win this stamp & die set! Instructions: 1.  Cut score green card base. 2.  Trim white card stock to size, stamp sentiment in black ink, then adhere to card front using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D foam squares. 3.  Trim down a piece of Peace Joy Love pattern paper, adhere. 4.  Die cut white cardstock using the tree die cut, adhere with foam squares to the card. 5.  Stamp the tree onto pattern paper, onto two different sheets of pattern paper. 6.  Cut out pattern paper (paper piecing) and adhere with foam squares to the die cut. Materials Used: Lawn Fawn Trim the Tree stamp set and dies Lawn Fawn Peace Joy Love pattern papers Scrap...

Today a few friends and I are having some fun with a cool product called the Kreate-a-lope®. It's an envelope template that does not require scissors, tracing, or measuring of any kind and it was created by Nick Romer. Nick is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to relaunch the Kreate-a-lope® and raise funds and awareness for this must-see tool. If you want to support the campaign, you can see a short video and learn more here: http://www.greensneakers.com/ kick2  or you can visit his site, GreenSneakers.com. Using the templates, I made a few different sized envelopes, a 5x5, A2 & a Money-velope.  I was a little skeptical at first, but they really were so easy to use, and I didn't need to look at the directions to see if I was doing it right (which is a good thing) .   The templates are quite thick, so it was quite easy to tear the paper along the edges.  I'm so excited to start making coordinating envelopes to match my cards now. Here are the fro...

Happy, Happy, Happiest of Birthdays to my dear friend Kelly Marie!! For those of you, who may only know Kelly Marie, through your computer.  She really is that genuine and happy in real life.  She is one of those friends that make you happy that they are in your life.  Kelly is a constant cheer leader to those that she holds close to her heart.   She is one of my soul sisters, and I love her dearly! To my dearest Kelly, If I were in SoCal, we would have a sleep over for sure & I would bring you your favorite vegetarian dish, this tall can of hot chocolate, bring cozy blankets, and we would watch all of your favorite movies together...and probably have a mimosa or two.  I miss you dearly, but I hope this little surprise of a blog hop, makes your very busy day, a bright one. love, love, love you ((hugs)) tisha Here is a little project that I made for today.  It reminds me of where Lawn Fawn started, and where it is going. ...