Designs by Latisha Yoast

Hello there!  A big thank you to Susan, and the amazing designers over at the Card Challenges blog this month.  I love how sketches give you that starting point when you are in need of inspiration.  Today I am sharing a card, based off of sketch #256.  Make sure you head on over to the Card Challenge blog to participate in all of the fun, and maybe win a prize! I did not have feathers, so I used stamps from the MFT Cat-itude Stamp set, to recreate the feathers lined up.  I just used fish & cat stamps instead.  Once I stamped the images I colored them in using copic markers. supplies MFT Cat-itude stamp set Blending Card by X-press it MFT Black Licorice Hybrid Ink Pad Foam Tape other sparkly kraft card stock pink card stock twine copic markers

Lawn Fawn is sharing lots of projects everyday this week, to help you get ready for the holidays.  Make sure you visit the Lawn Fawn blog everyday, as there will be lots of projects and videos Today I am sharing a Christmas card using the Snow Day stamp set, the stitched journaling card, pattern paper, stitched rectangle along with the beautiful Lawn Fawn ink.

Good Morning! Have you ever been in a creative funk?  I know I have. Where you try to make a project and nothing is turning out?  Well, what I love about sketches, is that it gives you a starting point & direction. My card is based off of the MFT Card Challenges sketch #255 .  I switched a few things around, but thats ok, because there are no rules.  You head on over to the Card Challenges blog , look at this weeks sketch, make a card, link up your project & then you might win!!  How fun and easy is that? Here is this weeks sketch: Here is the card that I created from this sketch.  Instead of using a butterfly, I used a coffee cup.  You can put whatever element you want in that corner.  For this time of year, I think a Pumpkin, snowflake, christmas tree or snowman would be so cute!! Supply list: LLD Hug in a Mug stamp set Die-namics Tag Builder Blueprints 4 Wild Cherry Card Stock Blending Card by X-press It ...

Hey there! Make sure you head on over to the MFT Card Challenges Blog to play along with this weeks sketch challenge. Here is my take on this weeks sketch. I wanted to create something fun and pretty at the same time.  This is a card that I am sending with my husband, so that he has a pretty card to send to our daughter for Christmas. Air Craft Carriers don't have a Hallmark :)  There is nothing better than getting a card from a loved one. Materials Used: Die-namics Chunky Chevron Cover-Up BB Toasty Greetings Blending Card by X-press it MFT Heavyweight Card Stock Sweet Tooth Foam Tape Small Adhesive Dots Other Supplies: black ink copic markers pink card stock white silk ribbon pink button natural twine

Hello! This month I get to guest design and play with the Card Challenge Team designers.  How fun!!  What I love about sketches is that they are a starting point to get your creative juices flowing, so to speak.  You can follow a sketch down to a "t" or be more liberal, it really is up to you.  Head on over to the Card Challenges blog to see what the other designers created using this sketch! This week is sketch number 253. Here is what I did using this sketch. Here is a simple supply list: 3D Creative Sheets Dodz Crafty Foam tape Clear embossing powder  (to emboss black ink & gold stars) Delicata Gold Ink Pad MFT Sweet Tooth Card Stock MFT Die-namics LLD Lucky Stars MFT Stamps Hand Lettered Holiday other: gold glitter black pigment ink kraft cardstock twine

I have a few projects posted on different blogs this week.  So I will share the photo, then the link on where you can get all of the details of my project. This week Lawn Fawn and Chameleon Pens are teaming up.  I created this fun treat bag with Halloween in mind.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog for more details! I made a "Boo" treat bag.  It is featured over on the Fancy Pants Designs Blog .  Head on over there for the full list of supplies that I used. I created this simple card, and it is featured on the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L blog . This shaped card and a full tutorial are on the Spellbinders Paper Arts Blog .

Hello there! For some reason my last two posts did not go live when they were supposed to.  I apologize for that.  So here are a few more of my Lawn Fawn projects for October. Make sure you check out all of the great inspiration the design team created over at the Lawn Fawn Blog , there really are some spectacular projects!! For the cheers card, I diecut the mini snowflakes in different colors, then picked out coordinating ink to match.  I added the ink to the card front and then adhered the snowflakes.  To add some contrast I diecut the scripty cheers in black and finished it off by adding twine. So, Lawn Fawn finally created a die set that coordinates with the Cozy Christmas stamp set.  This is such a fun set to work with, especially now that I don't have to fussy cut all of these cute images out!