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Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn. Show all posts

Saturday, 20 June 2015

Father's Day: Blues, Specs and Tie


One more sleep and it is Father's Day! I enjoyed creating my own background on this creation! Repeating a smaller image all over can achieve an interesting image. Moreover, with the versamark & distress inks technique can create a gradient of colours while resisting the image. The inlaid panel with the tie was an afterthought actually. I felt like I need to add some fun and we all know it is harder to embellish masculine cards than any other themed cards LOL. The sentiment was stamped on a piece of vellum to diffuse the intensity of the background.



xoxo,
Brian


Stitched rectangle dies is a must for any card maker!

I used a "charcoal" embossing powder by Recollections. I like how it is blacks and grays with a hint of sparkle.

Happy Dad's Day!--almost LOL


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Thursday, 18 June 2015

Baby Boy



Hello everyone! I am very excited to share this cute baby shower card that I made for my program advisor at my university. She has been very helpful on my journey as a student. I do not have a lot of baby shower themed stamps or patterns so instead of buying new materials I decided to work with what I have. Once, she told me that she is having a baby boy I immediately thought about a blue and yellow colour combo. I've never blended ink like such (blue-highlighting the sentiment and yellow for the entire background), so it was definitely a new adventure for me! The trail of hearts were the finishing touches and I think it creates a visual trail to the main focal image, the super duper cute carousel! I hope you guys enjoy this as much as she did!


xoxo,
Brian


This image is one of my favourites from Lawn Fawn! Very versatile as it can be used for birthdays, baby showers or even a hello card!

The photo doesn't do it justice but I used a clear embossing powder on the hearts prior to die cutting it--I find it easier that way than die cutting and then heat embossing, especially on tiny pieces. The clear embossing powder added shine and texture.

The handwritten border sentiment was perfect for this creation!

A simple polka-dot patterned paper was the perfect choice for mat! It doesn't take away the beauty of the design of the entirety of the card.

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Saturday, 13 June 2015

Hi Birdies!


Hello everyone! Happy Saturday! I posted this creation on my instagram a few days ago and as promised here it is on my blog. The stamp sets that I used for this cute and colourful card are now both retired (although, I think the floral set has a few left at www.lawnfawn.com). Speaking of the flowers, I love the set because of the various uses you can apply to creations. It can be used as a focal point, accent or as a border--just like what I did on this card. The berries and vines were stamped on top of the flowers after I coloured it, I just love the effect! The little birds are one of my favourite bird images from lawn fawn, I like how it is bigger than their usual critter images. I rarely put white specs on my critters but I was encouraged to put some this time and of course the rosy cheeks!!! A simple sentiment on fancy stitched frame balances out the intricate images.



xoxo,
Brian


A trio of hearts for extra love!

Is it just me or some of these flowers resembles cinnamon buns-LOL

HI


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