Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Anchor's Away!

Last week, we had some fun with the new nautical themed stamp set from Lawn Fawn.  But, we just couldn't help making more cards with this adorable and versatile set.  I love the added embellishment of the twine - so cute!

Stop in Wednesday any time between 10 & 8:30 to make one of these cards to share with someone who needs to know how special they are!

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Ahhhh Fall!

Join us Wednesday anytime between 10 & 8 for our FREE card make-and-take.  This stunning card features the new falling leaves embossing folder from Echo Park.  We also used Distress Inks and the My Favorite Things background stamp to create the background.  (Special Note - join us for our FREE anniversary Open House on Saturday, October 3 for tons of other ideas for stamping with the My Favorite Things background stamps.  Deb will be demoing them from 2:30 - 4).

The little accent tag is created with the Taylored Expressions Mini Tag Die set and some Lawn Fawn twine. 

Super, duper cute!  Please join us!

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Hay There!

 Looking for a fabulous all-occasion card?  Then look no further!  This card features stamps and coordinating dies from one of our favorite companies - Lawn Fawn!  Stop in any time between 10 - 8 on Wednesday and make one absolutely FREE.  You will make someone's day with this card!




Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Dino-Mite!!!

In the spirit of the season, we are honoring GREEN in this Thursday's FREE make-and-take card.  This card features a new set from Lawn Fawn.  Marilynn suggested this would make a great kid's birthday card, but I think it could also work for your friends who are as old as the dinosaurs...... 

Stop in between 10-8 and make this card for yourself.  You'll enjoy a time of coloring and shading with Copic markers, and you'll use the new Colorbox blending tool to add a hint of color around the circle (you can compare it to the Tim Holtz tool and see what you think).  We'll add a touch of "dimension" with Washi tape.  Marilynn noted that Washi tape gives the appearance of ribbon, but it's flat and easily mailed.  Good point!!!  Hope to see you Thursday!