Merry Christmas Ornament Tag

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It's Karin here to share some inspiration for the Lawnscaping Challenge blog.

I simply stamped and diecut my tag and then stamped and heatembossed the ornament with silver embossing powder. I fuzzycut it before distressinking it with an inkblending tool. I used tattered rose, victorian velvet and aged mahogany to make it look spherical.
I added some pearls for further dimension.

The Lawn Fawn supplies I used for my project:
Stamps; Ornate Ornaments Winter Gifts
Dies; Tag You're it
Paper; Watercolorpaper from Canson
Embossingpowder ; silver
Pearls


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Have a great day, hugs, Karin

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BE MERRY !

Hi Everyone!
It's Karin here from PeppermintPatty's Papercraft to share some inspiration for the Lawnscaping Challenge blog. For today's card I played with some true favorites - I absolutely adore the little tree border and the dogs from the Dogs in the park set! The cardstock I used is heavy watercolorpaper for a bit of texture.

The Lawn Fawn supplies I used for my project:
Stamps; Critters at the dogpark  , Peace , love joy
Dies; Critters at the dogpark, Forest Border Stitched Rectangles

Have a great day, hugs, Karin

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Happy Halloween

Hi Everyone!
It's Karin here to share some inspiration for the Lawnscaping Challenge blog.

I started out by spattering my background with frisket/Masking fluid and then inked my  background . I used distress ink Tumbled glass and Faded Jeans. I then stamped and colored my images with watercolor pencils. I diecut the grass and created a Little scene Before trimming it and adding it to at black piece of cardstock to create a frame for my panel.
For the sentiment I used the Dymo font and printed it from my computer.

The Lawn Fawn supplies I used for my project:
Stamps;  Into the Woods , So Thankful
Dies; Grassy Border
Paper; Watercolorpaper from Canson



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Have a wonderful Halloween everyone, hugs, Karin

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Friends Warm the Heart

Hi Everyone!
It's Karin from PeppermintPatty's Papercraft  here to share some inspiration !

For this card I started making a bg panel from some patterned papers and by stamping and coloring the sweet images from Into the woods with watercolorpencils (I use Derwents). I then fuzzy cut them - I actually made two of each to create extra dimension. The trees are inked using distress ink and an inkblending tool. The trees and mushrooms are from the classic and awesome Critters in the forest set!
The sentiment is stamed and heatembossed in white

The Lawn Fawn supplies I used for my project:
Stamps; Into the woods and Critters in the forest



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Fairy Love!!!

Hi Everyone!
It's Karin here to share some inspiration for the Lawnscaping Challenge blog.

• I started by making a cardbase from dark orange cardstock and then matted some plaid paper to the center of it. 
• I then diecutted a square with a circle window in the middle. 
• I used the same circle die to cut through the center of a slightly larger scalloped circle and that way created a little frame for my window. 
• After adhering the frame I used foamadhesive to tape my window to the cardbase.
• With the window in place I could center my diecut love and add some sprinkles.
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• And then to the fun part - stamping, coloring and fuzzy cutting the adorable little faries! I just ADORE them! They are adhered to the card with foam adhesive.

The Lawn Fawn supplies I used for my project:
Stamps; Fairy Friends
Dies; Scripty Love
Paper; Let's Polka mon Amie and Perfectly Plaid


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Have a sweet birthday!!!

Hi Everyone! 

It's Karin here to share some inspiration for the Lawnscaping Challenge blog. Today I've played with some really summery sets!

The Lawn Fawn supplies I used for my project:

Stamps; Summertime Charm, So much to Say

• Make cardbase from red cardstock.
• Cut a slightly smaller panel of yellow patterned paper and adhere to cardbase with tape.
• Stitch around the panel using a sewing machine.
• Add a bit of lace to resemble a tablecloth.
• Stamp and color and then fuzzy cut the jar, the strawberries and the little bees before adhering then to the card with gluetape.

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Have a great day, hugs, Karin

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We belong together!

Hi Everyone!
It's Karin here to share some inspiration for the Lawnscaping Challenge blog.

Today I have a card where I've used a Christmas set that is about to be retired - so hurry to get this sweet set that can be used all year round!

• I started by making a cardbase from creme cardstock and then cut a panel using the largest stitched rectangle and cut it two ways to get the size I wanted.
• I then stamped my images and sentiment to a piece of cream cardstock. I made sure I had more/darker ink at the bottom of the birds by removing some of the ink at the top of the birds with an inkblender - just to get some fast and easy dimension to my birds. 
• After that I layered some patterned paper on top of my stamped piece of cardstock and then diecut a stitched square.
• Before adhering my stamped square to the card with foam adhesive I matted it to a blue piec of cardstock - same tone as the birds.

The Lawn Fawn supplies I used for my project:
Stamps; Peace, Love, Joy
Dies; Stitched Rectangles

Have a great day, hugs, Karin

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