Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn Daphne's Closet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn Daphne's Closet. Show all posts

Monday, 22 July 2013

Keeping it Simple!

Hi! Tracy here wishing you a happy Monday!  My card today is a simple one - as I've been on holiday and had no crafty-me time!  Will soon put that right though - I've a stack of new goodies from MTDS that I've not had a chance to play with yet!

Today's card shows (I hope) just what you can do with some very small embellishments!  I've gone with the gorgeous and co-ordinating goodies from Lawn Fawn for this card.

 
Using one of the small flowers from Summertime Charm, and the co-ordinating die, and the little "thanks" sentiment from Good Fortune
And now I've just realised that Summertime Charm is out of stock at the moment - although the same card could be made with a multitude of other stamps (Blissful Botanicals would work a treat!!).. so I thought I would make another card for today - sticking with Good Fortune.. using the co-ordinating dies again, and the lovely Daphnes Closet papers!
Have a lucky Monday!
Tx

Monday, 15 July 2013

Sit! HEEL! Stay!

Hello! 
Lou here back with another of those accordion album cards (oh my,I do love this die!). The title is in both reference to the stamps used and the method needed to wrangle this card together lol. This one is a birthday card for my daughters BFF,who,I was informed,happens to love dogs with a passion so I thought this was a great opportunity to pull out that awesome new stamp set and matching dies from Lawn Fawn "Critters at the dog park" ,plus a bit of twine and the Lawn Fawn "Daphne's Closet" petite paper pad,one happy birthday girl :-)
Hope you like it!

Lou





Tuesday, 9 July 2013

New Home Card !


Hey! Wow. It's so hot. Not the weather to be baking really- but we all need eat cake sometime! So on the theme of baking and welcoming this little card is a new home card. Another project in my mini series of using Avery Elle's 'Oh Baby'. Aka 'thrashing the living daylights out of one solitary set of stamps'!!
I hope you've seen how versatile one baby set can be- I can't tell you how much I've used this set already - for so many different occasions and not one has been to welcome a new baby ;-)
I know you've probably seen the set already- but thought I'd post it for any new readers & just to remind you of its supreme gorgeousness! I've masked off the congratulations sentiment near the bottom so it wouldn't show through & then used the sentiment over the heart in the oven.
The bottom edge of this clean and simple offering (its so clean there's hardly anything on the card and it's so simple my 5 year old could do it) is a smidgeon of Lawn Fawn papers- these ones..
The little bow has been coloured in and then some of the colour 'pushed' away with the colourless blender pen. I love making little details on my projects using this handy little pen.
 
Anyhow- better dash..
see you next Tuesday.. and I promise to use another stamp set ;-)
 
Keren x
 

 
 

Monday, 8 July 2013

Nice in a Jar!

Hi, and happy Monday!  I've been busy playing with these gorgeous new goodies from Lawn Fawn this week! 
 
I coloured them using Promarkers - the strawberries were great fun to colour and they look good enough to eat!
The stamps are from the love Summertime Charm set. I used the co-ordinating die set to get lovely clean die cut shapes.
 
 
The papers are from Lawn Fawn "Daphne's Closet".  Lovely fresh colours and cheery patterns!
I hope you like them!
 
Tracy x
 


Daphne's Closet Petite Paper Pack Summertime Charm Dies Summertime Charm


Saturday, 22 June 2013

Now for something a little different

Hello.
On Tuesday i said i would be back with something different and here it is.
A Lawn Fawn bracelet.
These are surprisingly quick and easy to make.
Your also not just limited to a bracelet as they can be made as key chains and more.

This is the finished bracelet.


Here is what you will need to make one.
Patterned paper i have used Lawn Fawn.
Twine, again i have used Lawn Fawn's Lawn trimmimgs.
Buttons
Glue...any will be fine.
A BBQ skewer
Nail top coat/hardener.

To start the beads you will need to cut your patterned paper in to strips these are purely your choice.
I used long thin triangles.
You need to wind around the skewer securing at places with your glue.


Once that is finished and the glue has dried cover the bead with your clear nail varnish and allow to dry thoroughly....this may need a second coat.


You will have lots ready in no time at all :)
Now onto the the string part.


Now the picture above shows how you start.
You will need 2 or 3 long pieces of twine. 
Double one so that it goes around your wrist and then some more.
I have used one extra long piece of twine, you mark the half way point and lay it under the part measured for your wrist. 
Then tie a knot. Any knot will be fine.
Making sure you leave a loop as this will be important for securing the bracelet when worn.
I then took the twine on the right sight and put it over the middle two.
the left side twine then goes over under and over before tightening.
You continue this ( ...it is easier to use two different colours for each side.) only ever taking the same bit of twine over the top.
So the right hand side will become the left hand side after the first time but still take it over the top for the next time.
You will know if you have taken the wrong piece of twine as the bracelet will start to twist and will not be flat.
I hope that all make sense.
Carry on until you want to add your beads.


Adding the beads is really simple.
When you get to where you want the bead to be simply thread each piece of twine through the side its on.
Pull tight to secure and carry on .


It will soon start to look like this.
To finish this i just used a button which goes through the loop created at the start.
I had so many ideas when making these i wanted to stamp lawn fawn images on to shrink plastic to make it a charm bracelet for my daughter.....but where is the shrink plastic when you need it lol.
Please note that this is not waterproof the beads wont like getting wet at all.

I used Lawn Fawns 
Lemon Single Twine
Lemon twine

Pink Lemonade Single Twine
Pink lemonade twine

Pink Lemonade Petite Paper Pack
Pink lemonade and Daphne's closet paper pads.

All Lawn Fawn products used can be found right here.
I hope you enjoyed this (long) post and have a go at making some of these :)
Thanks for looking.




Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Big Thanks!

Good morning & Happy Tuesday.
Guess I should introduce myself really.
I'm Keren & you can normally find me here . I'm joining the rapidly expanding group of girls (& not their waistlines- just the number!) on this Design Team. Whilst I'm no stranger to stamping, I've only recently found Make The Day Special (I know, where have I been looking?!).
Suffice to say, 'Big Thanks' are due to Lou for inviting me.
Onto the important stuff-
Firstly, this stamp set is from


 If you are looking for a fantastic clean and simple style set of stamps- then have a nosey. There's bound to be at least one that you fall in love with.
The papers are from Lawn Fawn here

The big flower (to match the 'big' sentiment) was just lots of little squares of Lawn Fawn paper, trimmed into a square-ish petal shape, rolled & then just glued around a tightly rolled inner petal. It's exactly the same technique as used to make sugar paste icing flowers. The leaves are cut freehand too. The flower is a little fiddly but well worth the final result. Just try and fit this card into an envelope!!

Looking forward to 'seeing' you again next week,

Keren x 






Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Reach for the sky


Hello.
My card for today uses Lawn fawns Sunny skies.
As the UK is back to being grey after out fabulous bank holiday weather i wanted to make something bright and cheery.
In the end i didn't even use the fun sun image from this set,
Instead i paper pieced the kite and birds with lawn fawns brightside petite paper pad and Daphne's closet paper pad.
I made the cloudy background using a punched scallop circle  a light blue inkpad and a sponge dauber
I used some Lemon lawn trimmings for the kite string.
Thanks for looking.


Monday, 22 April 2013

A very vintage cupcake

Hello!
The card I made this week was for my gorgeous cousin,who turned 16 on Wednesday. She is a skilled baker for her age,and loves cupcakes and Cath Kidston,so I had a think,and used the gorgeously versatile new Paper Smooches Cupcake die and a few pages from the new Lawn Fawn petite pad,Daphne's Closet(which,by the way,makes awesome cupcake pieces!) I set the whole cake on a little doily,inked the edges black to make the cakes separate bits stand out,added a bit of ribbon and tule and voila! Really really simple to make,and loads of room left on the paper for many other things-what a great die!
Bon appétit!
Lou x