Designs by Latisha Yoast

I absolutely love the new stamp set called Life Is Good by Lawn Fawn.  I live in Florida and it reminds me of where I live.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog, for a chance to win this new set and coordinating dies, as well as take a peek at all of the great projects. Instructions: 1.  Cut/score kraft cardstock. 2.  Stamp sentiment in black ink, and rays in red ink onto white panel. 3.  Adhere panel to the card using foam squares. 4.  Stamp palm trees and hammock onto white card stock. 5.  Die cut palm trees and hammock. 6.  Color in with copic markers. 7.  Adhere to card using foam squares. Materials: Lawn Fawn Life Is Good stamp set Lawn Fawn Life is Good dies Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam squares kraft cardstock white cardstock Copic markers black ink red ink

Are there any of you out there with children about to graduate or have friends/family members that are about to graduate?  Between my daughter about to graduate, and the influx of graduation announcements arriving on a daily basis... I need a lot of graduation gifts and cards! Today, the Lawn Fawn designers are showcasing the Chit Chat stamp set and dies.  For my project, I decided to create a tag that I can give to an upcoming graduate.  So I combined the Chit Chat stamps sets, and the Hats Off to You stamp set. Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , to see the rest of todays projects and leave a comment for a chance to win these new products. Instructions: 1.  Die cut white cardstock using the Stitched Party Banners Lawn Cuts. 2.  Stamp cap in blue ink. 3.  Fill caps with stickles. 4.  Stamp the "congrats" sentiments in different colored inks, and die cut. 5.  Stamp birdie, and then die cut. 6.  Add ribbon, butto...

Hello Baby is another new release from Lawn Fawn.  It is a 4x6 stamp set that has everything you need to welcome that new one into your life, as well as occasions such as Easter.   I made a bright & happy card using the Hello Baby set.  Make sure you head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog , for more beautiful inspiration and for a chance to win this stamp set. Instructions: 1.  Cut/score yellow card stock. 2.  Trim down white cardstock to size.  Place circle die onto white card stock and die cut. 3.  Underneath the circle cut out, stamp the sentiment in black ink & flowers in pink/yellow ink. 4.  Using foam squares, adhere pattern paper on the back side of the stamped panel. 5.  Adhere ribbon to the cardfront using Crafty Tape. 6.  Create a bow with ribbon, button & kraft twine, adhere to ribbon using Dodz. 7.  Adhere panel to the card front using 3D foam squares. 8.  Stamp umbrella in bla...

This week the designers from Lawn Fawn are going to be showcasing brand new, never before seen stamp sets & dies on their projects.  Today, the card I am sharing is using the stamp set called I Love You S'more.  For a chance to win this set, as well as to see a ton of inspiration using this set, head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog . Instructions: 1.  Cut/score kraft cardstock, rounding bottom corners. 2.  Using VersaMark ink, stamp the s'more, then using the same ink stamp the faces & hearts. 3.  Adhere red cardstock to the card front. 4.  Add washi tape above the red cardstock, overlapping just a bit. 5.  Add Lawn Fawn Peppermint twine. 6.  Die cut white cardstock using a circle Lawn Cut. 7.  Stamp smore, color in, and stamp face. 8.  In red ink, stamp the sentiment. 9.  Using foam squares adhere the circle die cut to the card. Materials Used: Lawn Fawn I Love You S'more stamp set, Law...

Today, I get to share a project using the Lawn Fawn Penelope's Blossoms stamp set, which happens to have a die set to match.  This is a building set, which means you have endless possibilities creativity wise. Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog , for more inspiration, as well as a chance to win this beautiful set. Instructions: 1.  Stamp flower in versa mark repeatedly onto the card base. 2.  Sprinkle clear embossing powder over the stamped flowers & heat emboss. 3.  Stamp flowers & vines onto white cardstock. 4.  Layer onto yellow card stock. 5.  Adhere panel to the cardfront. 6.  Stamp banner onto white card stock with black ink.  Die cut with coordinating die. 7.  Stamp sentiment in black ink. 8.  Color in banner with markers. 9.  Adhere banner onto the card. Materials Used: Lawn Fawn Penelope's Blossoms stamp set. Lawn Fawn Penelope's Lawn Cuts dies Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam...

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!