Baked with love

Hello. 

Today I am revisiting the baked with love set from lawn fawn but not for a birthday card but something a little different.  

A recipe card!

Its all very simple and had I thought it out more there is so much more I could have done with it.

I have simply stamped and copic coloured some of the images and added some basic instructions for my most used cake recipe. 

You could easily make it  two sided or even two pages and turn it into laminated recipe cards or a mini book or even line the inside of a birthday card.

You could also use lots of other Lawn Fawn sets and i will link some up that would work well with the baked with love.

 

Alternative sets you could use ...

    

 

Thanks for looking.

Sweet birthday

Hello.

We had lots of Lawn fawn back in stock recently and I managed to get one of the awesome baked with love sets. 

I just love the mixer and I love baking...although I don't have a  snazzy mixer like the stamp image.

I have a tonne of ideas for this set but for this week thought I would share this fun shaker card.

Firstly I stamped and die cut lots of the images.
They are all coloured with copics.
As the dies are just the outline its super easy to line up the stamps and the die cuts so you could do it either way.
I then die cut two stitched rectangles one from lawn fawn patterned paper and the other just my normal white card.
The patterned piece was adhered to my card base and i place all the images and some clear sequins onto it.
Using the white piece I then cut out another rectangle and stamped in bright yellow with the gingham backdrops stamp set.
I placed foam tape on the back and placed over the patterned piece and the shapes.
Finally I added the die cut banner with the sentiment and some little hearts that were finished with glossy accents.

Thanks for looking.