Hi! It’s time for a new Lawnscaping Challenge, and we’re inspired by snow! I am not yet ready for it to snow here, but it looks great on a card!

I’m still working out my yearly Christmas card design. This is one of the designs I’m considering because I want to avoid paying for extra postage! I used the limited Lawn Fawn “Happy Howlidays” set, but if you have the “Happy Howloween” set, it has a pup similar to the one I used. You can also find a little Santa hat in several of the Lawn Fawn sets!

One lucky person who plays along with us in this challenge will win a $25 gift certificate provided by our sponsor, Ellen Hutson! Make sure you link your entry at the Lawnscaping blog!

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your week is off to a great start! Make sure you get all the details on this challenge and link up your entry for Lawnscaping Challenge #143 at the Lawnscaping blog!

Lawn Fawn supplies used:
Happy Howlidays stamp set
Mini Snowflakes Lawn Cuts
Stitched Hillside Borders Lawn Cuts
Perfectly Plaid Winter petite paper pack

Other supplies:
Copic markers
dot embossing folder
white glitter card stock
smooth white card stock
smooth gray card stock
glitter enamel dot
solid gray twine
silver paint marker
Memento Tuxedo Black ink

Hi, everybody! It’s time for a new Lawnscaping challenge!

With Thanksgiving coming up this week, we’re showing our appreciation with a “thank you”-themed challenge! Here’s a look at my card:

I used Lawn Fawn’s “Happy Harvest” set and colored the scene with Copics in the E40-E44 range. I also used E81, E84 and E87 to add shadows.

I stamped the sentiment and used the “Stitched Borders” Lawn cuts on the edges of the card stock. I stamped and colored the large sunflower and added a button in the center to make a custom accent.

Lawnscaping Challenge #142 is sponsored by Lawn Fawn! One lucky winner will receive a stamp set of their choice from the Lawn Fawn store!

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your week is off to a great start! Make sure you get all the details on this challenge and link up your entry for Lawnscaping Challenge #142 at the Lawnscaping blog!

Hi! It’s time for a new Lawnscaping Challenge!

For this challenge, we’re keeping things Clean & Simple! I used Lawn Fawn’s “Love You a Latte” set, and borrowed the sentiment from the “Treat Yourself” mini set.

One lucky person who plays along with us in this challenge will win a $25 gift certificate provided by our sponsor, Ellen Hutson! Make sure you link your entry at the Lawnscaping blog!

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your week is off to a great start! Make sure you get all the details on this challenge and link up your entry for Lawnscaping Challenge #141 at the Lawnscaping blog!

Hi, everybody! It’s time for a new Lawnscaping challenge, and this time, we picked two colors, and you pick the third!

Our challenge colors are black and purple, so I picked orange as my third color. I used Lawn Fawn’s “Monster Mash” stamp set to make the background, then sponged different shades of orange and purple ink on top.

Here’s a closer look at the card. I placed the stamped panel on some black polka dot paper from the “Let’s Polka in the Meadow” petite paper pack.

I heat embossed the sentiment on a strip of black cardstock and stamped one of the monsters in the set to make a custom accent.

Lawnscaping Challenge #140 is sponsored by Lawn Fawn! One lucky winner will receive a stamp set of their choice from the Lawn Fawn store!

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your week is off to a great start! Make sure you get all the details on this challenge and link up your entry for Lawnscaping Challenge #140 at the Lawnscaping blog!

Hi, everybody! It’s my day to post on the Lawnscaping blog, and today I’m sharing this card that I made for my husband. (We celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary two weeks ago.)

I have some background on why I added certain things to the card in my post on the Lawnscaping blog. but I thought I’d give some more details here on my personal blog.

I used two of the pups from the limited-edition Lawn Fawn set that was sold at Simon Says Stamp. (I often use dachshunds on cards I make for my husband because we have a very spoiled black dachshund. Our little doxie is super spoiled, because he’s pretty much like our kid!)

Anyway, the treats on the plate are beignets. One of our first trips together was a vacation in New Orleans, and every morning, my husband would walk from the hotel down to the Cafe du Monde and pick up beignets (fried doughnut squares) and coffee for breakfast. The to-go orders of beignets come in a white paper bag, and a ton of powdered sugar is sprinkled on top.

In a misguided attempt to show off, I shook the closed bag to redistribute the powdered sugar. When he opened the bag, he was surprised by a POOF of powdered sugar in his face. That incident became known as the “beignet bomb,” and it has been a joke between us ever since.

I listed the different stamp sets that I used to make this card in my post at the Lawnscaping blog. I hope you’ll stop by and say hello!

Thanks for stopping by today! Don’t forget, a new challenge starts on Monday at the Lawnscaping blog! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!

Hi! It’s time for a new Lawnscaping Challenge! The calendar may say that it’s fall, but it hasn’t felt like it yet where I live! It is my favorite time of year, though, so I’m willing to wait a little longer for the cooler temperatures!

For this challenge, we used a Pinterest-type mood board to create something  inspired by one or more of the photos. I used Lawn Fawn’s retired “Harvest Season” set (because it’s the only one that I have with giant leaf stamps).

I stamped the leaves on a piece of vellum, then heat embossed some copper powder on top. I used the Woodgrain Backdrops set and stamped the pattern on a piece of kraft cardstock, then stamped my sentiment. (It’s from the Happy Harvest set.)

To complete the card, I added some neutral twine and a decorated wood button. The background paper is part of the “Let’s Polka in the Dark” petite paper pad.

One lucky person who plays along with us in this challenge will win a $25 gift certificate provided by our sponsor, Ellen Hutson! The deadline for this challenge is Wednesday, October 12, so make sure you link your entry at the Lawnscaping blog!

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your week is off to a great start! Make sure you get all the details on this challenge and link up your entry for Lawnscaping Challenge #139 at the Lawnscaping blog!

Hi, everybody! It’s my day to post a project at the Lawnscaping Challenge blog, and I’m sharing how I made these stickers for my planner using my Lawn Fawn stamp sets:

I hope you’ll stop by the Lawnscaping blog to see how I made these and get inspired to make your own!

Hi! It’s time for a new Lawnscaping Challenge! School started a few weeks ago for me, so I’ve been getting back into my regular study routine. The summer went by fast, but I’m glad to be back on a regular schedule.

We’re adding texture to our creations for this challenge, and I’m using one of my favorite texture techniques: heating Liquid Applique after it’s applied to paper to puff it up.

Here’s my card:

I used one of the sheep from Lawn Fawn’s Baaah Humbug set, the coffee cup from Holiday Party Animal and combined words from a sentiment in Sophie’s Sentiments and the Baaah Humbug set.  The background paper is from the Perfectly Plaid Petite Paper Pack.

One lucky person who plays along with us in this challenge will win a $25 gift certificate provided by our sponsor, Ellen Hutson! The deadline for this challenge is Wednesday, September 14, so make sure you link your entry at the Lawnscaping blog!

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your week is off to a great start! Make sure you get all the details on this challenge and link up your entry for Lawnscaping Challenge #137 at the Lawnscaping blog!

Hi! It’s my day to post a project at the Lawnscaping challenge blog, so I made these mini notebooks. If you haven’t seen the tutorial yet, you can check it out HERE. You’ll find a full list of supplies that I used to make the notebooks at the bottom of this post.

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your weekend is off to a great start! We’ll have a new Lawnscaping challenge to inspire you on Monday, so make sure you join us!

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Mini Notebooks
Lawn Fawn supplies used:
Winter Alpaca clear stamp set
Whale You Be Mine clear stamp set
Into The Woods clear stamp set
Perfectly Plaid petite paper pack
Let’s Polka In The Meadow petite paper pack

Other supplies:
Notebook paper
Memento ink: Tuxedo Black, Rose Bud, Teal Zeal
Copic markers
washi tape