I Wheelie Like You

Hi everyone! It's Yuki here. Today I have super cute card featuring a newer set by Lawn Fawn called "Wheelie Like You." This adorable mini set has been sitting on my desk since it released and I finally had the chance to use it.



I used one one of the "Flirty Frames" to frame my scene. In order to have the hamsters facing each other, I mirror stamped the hamster on the right. I masked the images and created a sunset using "Wild Honey" and "Broken China" distress inks. I then stamped the little heart and colored the images using Copic Markers. I cut the frame using the coordinating die. I cut one of the 4-bar "Walnut" notecards in half for the backdrop and used pattern paper from the "Let's Polka: Mon Amie" 6x6 paper pack for the background. I die cut the edges of a white card base using a stitched scalloped die. I stamped the sentiment onto a banner strip and popped it onto the card using foam tape. I added some Pretty Pink Posh sequins as a finishing touch.

These little hamsters are just so cute and I love how my card turned out. I hope you liked today's card and thanks again for stopping by! Be sure to visit the Lawnscaping Challenges Facebook page for even more amazing inspiration and visit my blog for a full list of supplies used to create today’s card. Don't forget to check out the latest Lawnscaping Challenge: Try A New Technique, you have until Wednesday to play along! ♥

Easter Candy Boxes

Hi everyone! It's Yuki here. I know it's not Easter anymore, but I wanted to share with you some cute Easter candy boxes I made for my family using non-Easter stamps. I actually don't have any Easter-specific stamp sets, so to improvise, I used the cute bunnies from the "Snow Day" set and created my own custom sentiment using "Harold's ABCs."



I made a total of 4 candy boxes and they were super quick and easy to make. I colored the bunnies with Copic Markers and cut them out using the coordinating dies. I kept the coloring simple, but just added a touch of blush and shading to give them a little bit more depth. I used my black Sakura Gel pen on their eyes and noses to make them pop and added small white dots with my white Sakura gel pen. I used one of the frames from "Flirty Frames" to frame the sentiment. The center of the frames were stamped with the "Gingham Backdrops" stamp in light yellow ink (a bit hard to tell in the photo). I then lightly distressed the inside portion using "Antique Linen" distress ink. I then die cut the candy box die from "Let's Polka: Mon Amie" pattern paper 8 times. I filled the candy boxes with chocolate eggs and sealed them with yellow twine.

I hope you were inspired by today's post and would love to see what you create using this new candy box die! Thanks again for stopping by and be sure to visit the Lawnscaping Challenges Facebook page for even more awesome inspiration and visit my blog for a full list of supplies used to create today’s projects. And don't forget to check out the latest Lawnscaping Challenge: Sketch, you have until Wednesday to play along! ♥