Warm Wishes To You

Hello everyone..

Lexa here today with a Christmas card for this season. Let's get started!

I made this background using Argyle Backdrops in Lobster and Walnut, and it looks so pretty! I love how it turns. Then decided to take the color scheme for the rest of the card.

I started with a tag, watercolored the background and colored the border, then stamp the "warm wishes" sentiment with Lawn Fawn Walnut Dye Ink. I tied a single cord twine in red and white for an extra cuteness. ;)

The gingerbreads are from Sweet Christmas set, colored them with my Distress Ink Markers and diecut them. I set a glass of warm chocolate from Love You A Latte between them in mint color. At last, I think a border on the left side will be nice, so I die cut a brown cardstock with my medium size scalloped border, and red fish tail banner with some peppermint sweets stamped in it.

I hope you like today's card! Have a sweet day.

Using non-Christmas set for a Christmas Card

Hi everyone! Thanks for coming by to Lawnscaping Challenge blog. It's me, Marina, here again to share with you a new card that I've made. Last month, I used a Christmas stamp set to make a non-Christmas card, but today, I'm doing the opposite. Kind of ;)

I've taken the Sweater Weather stamp set to make a little tree. I know that my choice of colours still looks like a Fall theme card but you can turn it into a christmas card by the magic of sentiments & embellishments.

For this card, I only use 3 ink colours, Green, Red and Orange. But if you look closely, there's 2 shades of green. I've used the second-generation stamping technique to make different dimensions to the tree. It's a great way to get more out of the ink pads you already have.

I've added the red and glittery bow to make the card look Christmas-y. The sentiments are from the Winter Penguin & Sweet Christmas.

Thanks for stopping by! Let me know what you think and hope to see you again!

Sweet Christmas

Happy Thursday! Samantha here from the Lawnscaping Facebook Inspiration Team! I have created a "sweet" Christmas card using a mixture of Lawn Fawn supplies. Many people have holiday traditions of baking cookies and/or scrumptious treats. These little gingerbread men are having so much fun baking and sharing their freshly made cookies. 

The oven they are using to make their cookies is from the "Plus One" stamp set. I masked out the bun that was inside the oven. I then stamped, die cut, and glued the cookies inside it. The cookies are from the "Cozy Christmas" stamp set. The gingerbread cookies and the "Have a Sweet Christmas" sentiment are from the "Sweet Christmas" stamp set.

I must share one of my new favorite Lawn Fawn products. The Lawn Cuts "Stitched Journaling Card" dies are awesome! Not only do you get the adorable journaling card with stitching, there is a fun flag shape too. I stamped my sentiment inside the flag shape! There are hearts, arrows, stars, and banner shapes that are also in "Stitched Journaling Card" that you can use to decorate your projects!

I had so much fun making this card! Thank you so much for stopping by, I hope you have a wonderful day!

Sweet Christmas Shaker Card - Video Tutorial

Hello Lawnscaping friends!  

It's Tracy here with my monthly post here on the blog.  For the current patterned paper craze challenge, I created a fun shaker card!  I thought I would film a tutorial on how to make this type of card for you!  It's so easy and I know you will be making a ton of these fun cards in the future :)

Enjoy!

Here are a couple photos of my card:

Those sparkly sequins are so fun!

Thanks for stopping by!

~Tracy