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Fancy Pants Designs: Summer Sun Card

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There are a few spring/summer collection releases from Fancy Pants Designs.  They are called Summer Sun & Making Waves, both have an undertone of nautical + summer, one being super bright and happy with yellows & pinks, and one more traditional with blues & reds.  I adore both of them tremendously.  Today, I am sharing a card using the Summer Sun collection. This combination of colors is one of my favorites, red/pinks, yellow and aqua.  I am always drawn to that combination, add in some whales and anchors and I'm a little smitten for sure!  When you buy a collection, it makes the process so easy, because it all perfectly coordinates!! 1.  Trim cardstock 3 3/4 inches by 5 1/2 inches. 2.  Adhere pattern paper panel to card by using foam tape. 3.  Die cut hearts into a panel of pattern paper. 4.  Using different pattern paper, again die cut hearts. 5.  Adhere the panel to the card using foam squares....

Lawn Fawn: Wheelie Like You & Gingham Backdrops

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You know how you first see a stamp set, and you are just so excited...that it even exists because it makes you happy?  That is how I felt when I first saw this mini stamp set from Lawn Fawn called Wheelie Like You.  I mean who doesn't love a hamster?  So cute! The details on my card are below the picture. In the mean time, head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog for more great projects using this stamp set! Instructions: 1. Cut/score card stock to create a card base. 2. Repeatedly stamp the Gingham Backdrop stamp in Mermaid ink, until the white panel is covered.  This creates your own personalized background paper. 3. Diecut lime paper using the stitched circle die. 4. Stamp sentiment in black ink onto the diecut. 5. Stamp hearts onto the diecut. 6. Stamp the hamster and wheel onto white card stock, then die cut them out using coordinating dies. 7. Color in the hamster and wheel using Copic markers. 8. Adhere them to the circle diecut using ...

Lawn Fawn: Critters in the Jungle

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Hello there! Today the Lawn Fawn designers also known as the "fawnies" are showcasing projects using the latest critters stamp set called Critters In The Jungle.  It has a monkey, elephant, parrot a snake and a few other images in this set.  The critter sets are always crowd favorites, I especially love to color in the critters. Make sure you head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog , for more inspiration using this stamp set and coordinating dies as well as a chance to win these items! Instructions: 1. cut/score white card stock 2. trim assorted pattern papers to create a rainbow.  adhere down the paper 3. round the bottom corners. 4. stamp "many thanks" sentiment in black ink at the top of the card. 5. stamp leaves and parrot in black ink onto white card stock. 6. die cut images. 7. color in images. 8. adhere diecuts to the card using foam squares. Materials Used: Lawn Fawn Critters in the Jungle stamp set Lawn Fawn Critters in the Jung...

Lawn Fawn: Best Pun Ever

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This week Lawn Fawn is showcasing a few stamps and dies for the April Inspiration week. Today I created a card set using the stamp set called Best Pun Ever & coordinating dies. Head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog for more great ideas using this set. One of my favorite things to give away are card sets.  I like to keep a few sets on hand for last minute gifts. Pairing this set with the Lawn Fawn Notecards made this card set really easy to create. Instructions: 1. Die cut white card stock using a stitched circle die.  You will need four diecuts. 2. Stamp the images you plan on using onto white cardstock. 3. Die cut the images out using coordinating dies. 4. Color in images. 5. Stamp sentiments onto the white circle diecuts. 6. Adhere the images to the circles using foam squares. 7. Adhere the circles to the card fronts using foam adhesive. 8. Add washi tape underneath the circles.  This helps to balance out the card.

Quick & Easy Gift Cards

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I needed a few super easy gift cards, to give to my children.  I do not get them Easter baskets anymore, just their favorite candies, maybe a small gift and then gift cards. I used a gift card die template for my projects, you don't even need to find a way to enclose them, because they latch shut. I used some Fancy Pants Designs pattern paper & stickers from Everyday Circus and Burlap & Bouquets .  The sticker sheets have a ton of different alphabet fonts, and great little elements that made decorating these gift cards so very easy. Materials Used: Fancy Pants Designs Everyday Circus pattern paper (posters) Fancy Pants Designs Everyday Circus Sticker Fundamentals Fancy Pants Designs Burlap & Bouquets pattern paper (i heart you) Fancy Pants Designs Burlap & Bouquets Sticker Fundamentals washi tape Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam squares

Lawn Fawn: Stuck On You

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Hello there! There is a fun, and trendy stamp set from Lawn Fawn called Stuck On You.  It has some great sentiments, not to mention trendy succulent images.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn blog, to see more inspiration from the design team using this set! This set has a matching die set, but when I originally created it, I did not have the coordinating dies.  But that doesn't mean I wasn't able to achieve the same look.  With a little bit of fussy cutting, I was able to add some dimension to the card. Instructions: 1. Die cut green paper to create a card base. 2.  Using a smaller stitched die, diecut white cardstock, to layer onto the card base. 3.  Stamp leaves all around the white die cut. 4.  Stamp sentiment in black ink. 5.  Stamp images. 6.  Stamp, and then cut out another image. 7.  Pop up pot & succulent using foam squares. 8.  Add ribbon to embellish. 9.  Adhere white die cut to the car...

Lawn Fawn: Pint Sized Patterns: Beachside

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Today, the Lawn Fawn designers are showcasing projects using the Beachside Collection.  Honestly, if I was not on the design team, I would be buying up oodles of this collection.  I think because it has all of the colors I love, and it lends itself very easily for masculine projects; layouts, cards, etc. I am sharing a card and a layout using this collection.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog for more great inspiration.