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lunedì 18 novembre 2019

Lawn Fawnatics Challenge 65!

Hello there!

Today a new Challenge starts at Lawn Fawnatics and this is what it's all about...



As I read that this was the new theme I had to make a little DIY project...!




And here's my little Lawn Fawn unicorn keychain!
First of all I stamped, colored with copics and die cut my little unicorn from the A little Sparkle set by Lawn Fawn. 
Then I die cut 3 more unicorns out of white foam and 1 more out of white cardstock ( that will be my keychain back, you could also die cut this layer out of colored cardstock!)


I took a light lilac ribbon and a keychain main piece and I assembled my project together by gluying all the layers with hot glue.
Finally I added some sparkle with my Wink of Stella Clear brush and some details with a white gel pen.
I don't have a laminator machine so I had to skip this step, but I recommed to laminate the first unicorn cardstock layer to protect your design :)
If you use foam -double sided adhesive, you can avoid the hot glue and this makes it for a perfect kids friendly project too!

Supplies


If you'd like to purchase the items I used to create my project today, everything is listed down below. When possible I used compensated affiliate links which means that if you make a purchase I receive a small commission  (that helps me to bring lots of happy projects to you and run this blog) at no extra cost to you. Thank u so much for all your support :)



Hope you like my project and thank you so much for stopping by today! 

Please enjoy my Cardmaking Adventure on * Instagram*! I'll be posting all my little cards,tags and i also can't wait to see all the projects shared in the community! :)

See you soon with another cute project! :)

Have a lovely day ðŸ™‚
franci 

lunedì 28 ottobre 2019

"Halloween home decor": a glowing in the dark spooky frame!

Hello crafty friends! 
Today I'm excited to share this fun Halloween frame onto the Lawn Fawn blog, be scared people, be very scared.. ! ihih!!


Every now and then, for the Holidays, I like to stretch my supplies and create something different.. a piece of home decor to display for the season!

Well.. it was time to create a new Halloween frame and the new House die and the Halloween add on were perfect.


First of all I bought a black frame at Ikea and I created a background panelfor my house. As I trimmed my white cardstock to size I colored it with Distress inks. I used -from the bottom to the top- Spiced Marmalade Oxide, Picket Raspberry, Dusty Concord, Salty Ocean and Chipped Sapphire. I don't have the Black Shoot but I think it would be so perfect to darken the scene up even more. I let it dry completely and then I added some sparkle watercolor  + white and black splatters.

I'm usually drawn to pastels and soft colors but it was so much fun going bold and beautiful here!


Then I started building my house. I die cut all the pieces I needed from all these sets: Build-a-house, Build-a-house Halloween Add-on and Scalloped Treat Box Beach House Add-on.

You can also find some of them in the Raibow Pack, it's great to try them out and fall in love with them! eheh!!

I shaded every little piece with Distress inks to add dimension and animate my spooky house.
These are the Distress ink colors I used: Iced Spruse on the actual house, Walnut Stain on the sand, Peeled Paint on the grass and Spiced Marmalade Oxide for the windows.


You may notice my house is taller than the standard one you can die cut.. I just thought the more floors = the more fun!
I used the partial die cutting technique to add my other floor or more easily you can just die cut the house twice and stack them up. You could actually build more and more floors as you wish, maybe re-creating your condominium if you happen to live in one- that would be so much fun!!

Back to the project.. I heat embossed a piece of white cardstock with the Glow in the dark embossing power and I die cut all the little ghost + the moon and the little stars from it. Then I glued them down to my house and background. I forgot to mention but I glued down my house with foam tape, as well as the little bats.
Now are you ready for the spooky effect?! ...


Awww it's soooo super adorable and fun!!

Supplies


If you'd like to purchase the items I used to create my project today, everything is listed down below. When possible I used compensated affiliate links which means that if you make a purchase I receive a small commission  (that helps me to bring lots of happy projects to you and run this blog) at no extra cost to you. Thank u so much for all your support :)







Hope you like my card and thank you so much for stopping by today! 

Please enjoy my Cardmaking Adventure on * Instagram*! I'll be posting all my little cards,tags and i also can't wait to see all the projects shared in the community! :)

See you soon with another cute project! :)

Have a lovely day ðŸ™‚
franci 

lunedì 21 ottobre 2019

A fall mini wreath with Hello Bluebird!

Hello there! 
Today I'm happy to share a seasonal DIY project: a fall mini Hello Bluebird wreath!


I love creating little piece of home decor and as I saw the Fall Leaves die set I knew I had to create something seasonal with it!

First of all I cut out a thin circle frame out of white cardstock, then I colored some pieces of the same white cardstock with Distress Inks. 


As they were dry I added some watercolor splatters here and there and I die cut all the leaves.
I also die cut the leaves details out of white cardstock and I glued them to my red/orange leaves.
I started building my wreath by securing the red/orange leaves with some foam tape to the frame and then added all the other elements with a combo of liquid glue and foam tape.


I added some details with a white gel pen and then I die cut the Thankful word multiple times out of white cardstock, layered and glued them together to create a sturdy one piece element and added it to my wreath.
Be careful and only put strong glue on the little bits at the end to secure them to the leaves.


Supplies


If you'd like to purchase the items I used to create my project today, everything is listed down below. When possible I used compensated affiliate links which means that if you make a purchase I receive a small commission  (that helps me to bring lots of happy projects to you and run this blog) at no extra cost to you. Thank u so much for all your support :)






Thank you so much for stopping by today! 

Please enjoy my Cardmaking Adventure on * Instagram*! I'll be posting all my little cards,tags and i also can't wait to see all the projects shared in the community! :)

See you soon with another cute project! :)

Have a lovely day ðŸ™‚
franci