Hello and Welcome to Lawn Fawn’s April 2016 Inspiration Week! We will be showcasing Year Six, Donut Worry and Celebration Scripty Sayings along with 6 of our new stand alone dies and our new coordinating die sets! All of these products are available now at lawnfawn.com and at your favorite crafty stores.
We already have four places you can leave comments to win:
Our Big Giveaway Post!
Our Year Six and Donut Worry Post!
Our Scripty Friends, Scripty Mom, Mother’s Day Border, Thank You Border Post!
Our Celebration Scripty Sayings Post!
AND today’s post too!
Today is our showcase of Meadow Borders and Simple Stitched Hillside Borders! These Lawn Cuts die sets are perfect for building beautiful scenes and adding pretty layers to your projects! The Design Team has some awesome inspiration for you! Enjoy!
Remember to click on the person’s name to see all of the details and leave these wonderful DT girls some comment love!
Yainea created such a happy little scene for her Mother’s Day card! I love how she layered the Meadow Border and the Simple Stitched Hillside Border. Those pretty birch trees from Joy to the Woods are perfect for setting the scene year-round!
Chari used a Meadow Border to create a pasture scene for the Critters on the Farm cow and mouse. The cute sun is part of the Spring Showers die set; I love the smiling face and rosy cheeks she added using stamps from Rooting for You.
Latisha‘s card is so fun with a mix of cardstock colors and that adorable bear from Love You S’more! By adding Scripty Congrats and the Hats Off to You mortarboard it makes a wonderful graduation card. This same design could be used for lots of occasions just by switching out the Scripty die and giving the bear a different hat!
I love Lynnette‘s sweet Fairy Friends card! The Simple Stitched Hillside cut from pretty patterned paper sets the scene for the cute stamped and colored images.
Melissa‘s Year Six design is so clever! I love how she added machine-stitched detail to the Mermaid frame and to the colorful layers of Simple Stitched Hillside Borders.
Nichol‘s beautifully stamped Rooting for You card uses Simple Stitched Hillside Borders to create a fun layered garden!
Make sure to come back tomorrow, Wednesday April 20th for our next inspiration week post!
Thank you so much for all of your excitement for our inspiration and release week! Your comments, tweets, facebook, instagram and YouTube messages mean so much to us! Every one puts a big smile on our faces! We think Lawn Fawn fans are the best in the world. We love you guys! 🙂
Building a scene can be hard sometimes, but I almost always start with a hill die.
Building a scene can be hard sometimes, but I almost always start with a hill die.
I start with choosing the creature stamp first
Another awesome post!! love these—and i am envious of these amazing scenes. I am still learning them, and while I am loving my dies and such, my scenes seem to come out…weird..lol. My 6 yr DD loves them, though, and to see her smile, is all that matters!
Love these dies. I'm still working on how to create scenes but I just got the grassy border die and love it so far
Twlling the truth…I'm not so clever in building a scene dor my cards…but your dies will be a great help!!!
Cristina
thehouseoftheblackbirds.blogspot.it
Truthfully…I am terrible at scene/card layout, but I LOVE the web for so much inspiration. I really most always have to borrow the base idea and then add my own spin off! I adore Lawn Fawn images and your blog!!!
I usually use distress inks to create sky and grass backgrounds and dies for other parts of the scene like grass clouds sky.
My favorite way to make a scene would be using dies I guess.
I always start by stamping out a bunch of different images I think I might use – I've found it easier to have a bunch of cute things to play with in case I end up changing things around 🙂
Fabulous collection of cute scenes. I like layering with distress ink and masking for background layers and then some foreground dies and then die cut or hand cut images.
Great cards!
I like ink blending the card background with blues (sky) and greens (grass).
Inking the background and mixing up the stamp and die sets.
Super cute inspirations! My wish list keeps growing!
I prefer building a scene with die cuts, hillborders f.e.
I'm not so into masking … but these cards today are super cool! I need the tree die*-*
Well my favorite way to build a scene is anything inspired by Lawn Fawn! It's so easy to make scenes using your dies, they really build themselves!
I love these borders! I have the original hillside borders and grassy borders coming in the mail this week, and am so excited! while I love to layer, I also love the challenge of making single-layer cards with masking.
Each day just gets cuter! You ladies are all so talented! My favorite way to build a scene is to use a slope die or to just cut it freehand. I also like to make thick and thin layers to focus in on the focal part of the card and get more color.
Oh my my! What beautiful scenes using hillside and meadow borders! You rocked once again! And I always love to create scene using LF dies, and puffy clouds are my fave one, so versatile!
Will have to get out ALL of the fabulous lawn fawn stamps. Thanks for all the great ideas
I like to use a combination of DI and dies to create scenes but its not something I am entirely comfortable with yet. I always feel a bit intimidated when I begin a scene card.
What adorable cards! My favorite way to create a scene is with my focal image first, and then I love adding sunshine, hillsides and clouds!
I love using different layers as hills, waves, clouds etc. when I'm building a scene. Usually I tend to include three different hill layers
Love the cards! I am no a great scene builder. Sometimes I add clouds, grass, and sunshine using dies, punches, or markers.
I love how these two new border dies work well together!! Because of Lawn Fawn and the inspiration that I found with the products, I find that there are numerous fun ways to build a scene using the stitched borders, clouds, sun, etc. I also like to sponge in some colors for a sky background. My fave is making a night time sky though.
Gorgeous cards from everyone! Chari's card reminds me of a few days ago when my hubby saw a little mouse walking on the patio roof gutter … he looked at my hubs, my hubs looked at him, and then the mouse twittered his little nose (as if to say hello!) and ducked down and sped away. lol I have never made a "scene" card. I need the right dies for that still. Thanks for the chance to win!
Very cute… I think I need those trees. My favorite way to build a scene is to use dies for layering… I love these new sets.
For building a scene I love to use depth- I made sure to use foam so things seem a little more 3-d and it really pops out of the card. I love these two die sets- Lawn fawn you make me want everything you create!
I start by coloring and cutting lots of animals and other bits. Then I just start placing them together on my card base adding and taking away elements as I go.
I use my stitched border dies 95% of the time on my cards, and I like to use foam sheets or tape to build up the elements of my scenes.
Everyone loves it when I use Lawn fawn stamps to create my cards.
I usually start with stamping off the whole set a couple of times and then coloring them all, then die cutting then cutting my rectangles, clouds, grass hills etch then mixing and matching and laying it all out till I'm happy with it! Love playing with Lawn Fawn!
What amazing scenes on these cards! I am still learning to build scenes but I like to use distress inks and the hillside border dies. And lots of cute critters!
This is such a great inspiration! The cards are al so cute! I usually take a lot of time to build a scene because I'm always changing my mind about where the different elements go.
Hugs
I usually start on my background and build from there. Love seeing all the inspiration cards.
to be honest, i just admire build a scene cards. don't have the patience to do it myself!
Using clouds and grassy borders is a good start for many of my cards. I adore that plaid paper, it always looks so nice on a card.
I usually will start with a frame and build my scene from there, depending on how large the main image is. I most often will do grass/sky/clouds for my scenes, though….
When I want to build a scene I watch a Nichol Magouirk video and go from there. She's the Queen of the Scene! I want to be her when I grow up. 😉
Love all of these cards!!! My favorite way to build a scene is to start with my main image, then make something around it. Sometimes that can be a frame, or hillside, or other images … or everything … who knows! I keep adding more until I am done 🙂
Gorgeous cards. I use distress inks to create a scene.
Hope you are feeling better soon. Your videos are my favorite. My favorite way to build a scene is always with grass and some cute plants or trees.
Oh wow! Such lovely cards!!! I'm a "newbie" and I'm learning to build scenes but I love to try inspiration from the great cardmakers like Jennifer McGuire or Nina Marie trapani and a lot of other incredible women!!!!
I have not made very many scene cards, but I enjoyed making one where I ink blended the background (grass and sky) and then added a sun, clouds, and trees on top. I'm a newbie so I would love to win these border dies so I have more to work with.
I usually start with a YouTube video and 'borrow' elements of their cards! But I'm getting better at coming up with my own ideas 🙂
I usually start with a YouTube video and 'borrow' elements of their cards! But I'm getting better at coming up with my own ideas 🙂
I love building a scene with a meadow of flowers by inking a few hills and then layering flower stamps along the way!!!
I love building a scene by cutting everything in white cardstock and then adding the color on my own. It's a great way to add color variation and depth.
Darling cards today!! I love making scene cards and I always use lots and lots of layers and fussy cutting:)
Amazing cards and great inspiration!
I like watercoloring the background first and then adding outdoor elements such as grass and the hills. I guess it makes me feel happier looking at a bright outdoor scene when I've been cooped up indoors all winter. 🙂
Love the simple hillside borders! I always build scenes with stitched borders! These are s great addition!
I love the stitched border dies you've released! They are awesome for building the background.
These look so neat
and really add to
the scene. I like
to use dies and
also fringe scissors
to make scenes.
Carla from Utah
It usually always starts with distress ink, then a hill or some grounding followed by characters!
I build my scene cards with dies and stamps! I make a lot of scene cards – it's one of my favourite styles of cards! Lawn Fawn has so many awesome scene building dies and stamps! Love seeing this inspiration!
Gorgeous cards, I love the fairy friends and rooting for you stamp/die sets.
I usually stamp/ink my scenes but having seen your dies I think they'll speed up the process!x
Gorgeous cards, I love the fairy friends and rooting for you stamp/die sets.
I usually stamp/ink my scenes but having seen your dies I think they'll speed up the process!x
I usually start with what my main focal image is going to be, then out come the dies. The Meadow Borders and Simple Stitched Hillside Borders would be excellent additions to my scene building dies. Fabulous inspiration cards. Makes me want to go build a scene.
Great cards!
As for the building a scene, I'd like to draw some sketches first.
I like to create my own background and also love to add dimension to the card with foam tape.
I usually build a scene using watercolor for my background. Then build upon that
How unique each card is! Love the different hills!
I usually select my background and many times I will place the stamps/dies I intend to use directly on the scene before I stamp, color and cut them all. Lawn Fawn makes it so easy to create great scenes with so many varieties of stamps that are easily mixed and matched!
These are so cute! I love scenes with grass.
I am in awe of this amazing talent. These comments are awesome!
Everyone's talent is so amazing! These cards are awesome
SQUEAL!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE to use my Dies or Watercolor for my Scene Building and then add in my main Stamped Images too!! Thanks for sharing the Inspiration is AMAZING!! Have a Fabulous Week!! 😉
These cards are so bright and cheerful. Love them all. I usually try and make a quick sketch before starting to actually create the card. Helps keep my mistakes down lol.
I am still working on getting better at building up scenes on my cards. I love the grass border die.
Amazing cards, as always! My favorite way to build a scene is with lots of layers and poping the images up! Loving all your new sets!
My favorite way to build a scene is inking the background( cloudy sky and grass) and mixing up the stamp and die sets or lots of layers of course.Thanks for the chance to win!
Delightful cards! My favorite way to build a scene on a card is to use some fun dies!
I love building scenes for my cards! I guess I start with laying out the critters first, and then the scenery goes around that.
Fab designs! I always seem to start with one (or more!) of my critters and then try and build the scene up from there – it is something I struggle with though so I love seeing the great ideas the DT come up with! I think one of my favourites is to do an underwater scene in a shaker card, always fun to do and so cute
Laura K, Portsmouth x
Very cute! My favorite way to build a scene is to use your stamps!
Usually I die cut in green cardstock a couple of hills or grassy borders. I put these over blue cardstock. The rest of the scene is adding critters, the sun and plants or flowers.
My cards are usually more simple but I love the scenes you guys build! The Fairies are my absolute favorites! On time as we left our cottage the sun was just setting and all the fireflies rose from the bean fields- it was magical!!
My favorite way to build a scene is with a watercolor background and then coloring, fussy cutting, and popping up my Lawn Fawn stamps!!!
I usually get an idea from the web and then add my own touches for the scene. Great card ideas today!
I am just getting started in this, but I love all the ideas out there!
Building a scene has been a little tricky with me. But I am learning how. I love the grass die and have some hill dies. Still learning. 😀
My favorite way to build a scene is with distress inks and grassy dies. Love the meadow and hillside borders!
I first choose the main critter. Then spread the work outward. 🙂
I like to use a lot of critters and a distress background
I'm loving Nicole's gorgeous cards where she distresses a background, layer some hills in wellum and adds stamping and die cuts. She makes it looks so easy though, take me ages 🙂
My scene cards aren't as elaborate as these!!! I just stamp a couple background images on the card front and then stamp some of the other images and die cut them out and pop them out on top. Maybe a little sponging or coloring of grass or ground and sky and that's it!
I usually do some fussy cutting to create my scenes! These are all quite adorable!
Scene building is not my forte, but I usually start with cute colored and fussy cut critters and build a grassy hills ground and blue cloudy sky masked and blend on Distress Ink.
One of my favorite ways to build a scene is to stamp and die cut lots of pieces, so I can color them and move them around to find the best layout.
Awesome cards and projects by the DT!!! I either stamp direction only a card panel and do some masking or stamp, color and die cut, then arrange them on a card in a scene.
Beautiful creations as always! Building a scene for cards have been a challenge for me, but with die cut panels now and stitched hillside borders as an example, it's easier and I build the scene from there and layer up.
Lovely inspirations! I love creating dimensions and using lots of bright colours for my scene cards!
I always start with the Stamp I want to feature and go from there. Love hillsides and clouds and picture frames
I start by picking what stamp set and dies I want to use. Then I start with a blank card and work my way outward. So, I use my sponges and ink (maybe some dies)to create my background. Then color and die cut my my trees, rocks, flowers; etc. and then I color, die cut and place my critters or images where I want them making sure to leave room for my sentiment.
I love to build scenes layering stitched hillside borders onto distressed ink backgrounds. Add some grassy border die cuts with some die cut trees. Add some cute die cut critters & a sentiment to finish.
I love adding layers of patterned paper or stamping to help build the scene of my cards!
Ps- Melissa's card is gorgeous!
I love all kinds of scene building – masking for single layer cards, patterned paper and cardstock layers with die cuts. Lawn Fawn has so many great sets and dies that it makes the possibilities endless! 🙂
I love This, another one I can't live without.
Cute projects! I love to layer inks to create a scene.
I like to make scene cards using grass and clouds with a critter. Cute cards!
I love the scene of the Mother's Day card. Beautiful! I build a scene for my cards by starting with what stamp set I will be using. Lawn Fawn has so many great die sets that it makes building scenes easy and fun! There are so many possibilities that sometimes it's hard to choose which direction to go! Love it!
Such beautiful cards!! Super fun scenes!! I usually use grass, sun, clouds and critters dies.
I like to mix and match stamp sets to create my scenes.
Oooh my scenes are nowhere near as fabulous as these! I would use some dies or grass to make a base and then either chalk in some clouds or add cloud dies.
Love all of the cards, and love the meadow border dies! I'm not good at building scenes at all… I take inspiration from other folks, and start from there. Usually that helps me think of how to build one up.
Another post with beautiful cards! I usually first consider the occasion and the card receiver when I determine what scene to set.
I tend to use dies when I build a scene. I'm not very good at fussy cutting.
I love using grass and cloud dies to help build a scene.
I am wild about that grassy die! I have to have it!
All of these projects are so adorable!!! Love them! I like to use die-cuts or masking to build scenes on my cards.
So cute! I don't usually make cards with scenes, but maybe I should start
Adorable cards. I really have to rely on inspiration obtained from others in building scenes. I wish I had more talent on my own. Thankfully, I can always rely on the Lawn Fawn blog to help me!
I love this stamp!
These are all so fun and sweet!
My favorite way of building a scene is with using dies.
Such cute ideas! I already picked these up at my local store. Can't wait to find some time to play with them. 🙂
My favorite way to build a scene is to ink up my background with distress inks or airbrush with my Copics and then to layer the stamped images over the top. 🙂
Great cards!! I love building scenes with dies, and with the "partial" diecutting I make cute scenes!
To build a scene I usually use patterned paper and dies. Very cute cards today.
I love lawn fawn stamps. So cute. Not very good at building a scene.
I think my favorite way to create scenes is to use Distress Inks and patterned papers, and then use die cuts for elements on top. 🙂
These cards are fabulous!
I usually build a scene by inking up the background & then by using die cuts I start layering the scene.
Love these amazing stitched border dies! What a fabulous way to help build a scene! I always start with my focal images first and try and figure out where I want them on the page before I start creating my scene and then I build my elements around it!
usually I started from the frame!
The creativity of your DT is incredible! So many awesome scene cards! I'm still learning to create lovely scenes, but I start with my main image (critter, flower, tree…), then work my way out from there. Thanks once again for the wonderful inspiration!
Love inspiration week! Amazing work! First I find my favorite Lawn Fawn stamp set. Next, I look at my Lawn Cuts to see what inspires me to build a scene with my stamp set I have chosen!
Very cute cards. I haven't made lots of scenes but would sure love to! Lots of layering looks wonderful.
Another day of beautiful cards!!! I guess it all depends on what card I'm doing and then I go from there :))))
I really haven't ventured into make scenes on cards because I don't own any supplies to create that look.
One of the things I love best about Lawn Fawn stamps and dies is how well they all work together to build scenes! You can literally mix any sets together and create the cutest cards and scrapbook pages!
Super cute cute cute cards! Love all the scenes. Wish mine turned out as darling…lol. Masking and die cut images are how I attempt scenes.
such adorable ideas and inspiration. Watercolors are my new fave go to – I start creating my scene with a watercolored background and then add lots of layers of cute stamped and die cut critters.
I love all the inspiration! These projects are amazing!
Cute projects! I usually start with my images/stamps and build the scene from and around that.
Such fabulous projects! I recently purchased the stitched hillside borders and love creating scenes with them. I also enjoy using grass dies – and I love to add a sun and/or clouds too. It depends on the scene!
I love these new dies! My favourite way to make a scene is with dies, so these are perfect!
Using dies and distress inks for the background and nice stamps/ dies for creating scenes.
Using dies and distress inks for the background and nice stamps/ dies for creating scenes.
I like to create scenes with sky and grass. I usually sponge the sky with light blue ink using some die cut clouds.
Besides using cute dies to create a scene, I like to use torn paper for ground and as a stencil for cloud backgrounds.
I'm not very good at it either but I usually start with the grass or ground.
I like to paper piece scenes with die cuts and those old decorative scissors for grass! Having these stitched dies would make it so much easier.
I think of who my card is going to. Then I plan my scene and theme from there. Right now it's get well cards for my 6 yr old grandson, every other day I send him a card!! Today was "what's kraken" he loves them and is saving all of them. He has a great Lawn Fawn card collection!!
These are such cute cards! I like to build scenes starting with grass.
Cute creations! Not good at making scenes for my cards but I start with the main image that is people or animals then add the clouds and grass.
I am really enjoying all of the inspiration. My favorite card today is the card with the adorable fairies
I like to stamp some images in the background first, then add grass or snow banks or hillsides and then a few die-cut images popped up with foam tape in the front.
I like to stamp some images in the background first, then add grass or snow banks or hillsides and then a few die-cut images popped up with foam tape in the front.
I usually build my scene based on my stamps and use the grass or the hillside borders. However I learned some new ways to build my scene today due to your wonderful blog with your amazing DT cards.
Lately I have been loving using my grassy border die along with some cute critters stamps.
SUPER CUTE cards with SWEET scenes – LOVE the curved and grassy borders!!!
I have to confess that while I LOVE layers, I haven't created many scenes, with the most adventurous ones being some race cards driving along a hilly road. I start them by layering the curves of the hills for the background, adding some clouds & a sun then popping the cards on last.
Thank You for the INSPIRATION and the chance to win 🙂
I love to build a scene by using dies and getting the background just so
I usually pull ideas to get inspired. Once I have an idea I'll build by what I have start playing around with my scene. Love card making.
Such gorgeous cards! I have no idea how to build a scene – have no talent with coming up with them!
These are fun cards! Would try a hill, grass or wave die to build a scene of my own.
I like to use different sets and layer!!
I love making all types of scenes usually I'll pick a main image like a critter or girl and imagine what they'd be doing and try to create what I picture in my mind
I use dies to create layers on my cards. Fabulous release.
lovely cards!
I love to build a scene with stitched dies!
they give such cute details!
liefs,
denise
These cards are so cute! I especially love the owl one and the "shellfish" one. 🙂
Newbie at this . . . I think I would start with a base and use the cute stamps and dies to create layers to form the scene
I usually use distress inks to create sky and grass backgrounds and dies for other parts of the scene like grass clouds sky. I do not have the distress ink, I use only the dies.
Thanks for all the ideas/ways to use the Simple Stitched Hillside Borders! It's so versatile. It's on my wish list!!!!!
I usually use different die sizes to layer of printed or solid cardstock
Scenes are new and challenging to me! I've just worked out how to do great clouds so I'm incorporating lots of cloudy skies and simple grassy hills – looking forward to playing more with my sets to improve my skills!
Such gorgeous cards!! I love the colour combinations, great ideas and inspirations!
Im not any good at scene cards however when i have done them i found getting critters and extras that are different sizes also watching nichol's videos always help me 🙂
I like to take 15 minutes here and there to stamp and die cut the images so I have a pile ready when I have time. I have a bowl of fishies on my table waiting for a tank!
Using different size dies to create scenes is something I enjoy doing. Love today's creations.
Using different size dies to create scenes is something I enjoy doing. Love today's creations.
For building scenes I usually use hills and tree dies, and I also like to add watercolor backgrounds. These cards are all fabulous!
I don't have any favorite way to create scenes, I just create 🙂 But usually, when I create scenes, I use critters, grass or hills dies and clouds.
I started with a grass border punch but then I liked using it as a mask with green distress inks for a single layer. Then adding ink for sky and clouds. Or using a wavy border punch for a water scene.
Thanks for sharing all of the sweet projects. LoVe them. My favorite way to build a scene in with a few hills a some cute little Lawn Fawn critters.
Crafty hugs,
Dawn
DesignsByDragonfly.blogspot.com
Dies have taken the fussy out of
Cutting images out
Thanks lawn fawn
Love the simple hillside borders! I always build scenes with stitched borders! These are s great addition!
Gorgeous cards! I usually think up of a scene in my mind then get to work assembling all the stamps!
Quite simply adorable!!
Cute ideas! I usually start from the bottom and work my way up when building scenes.
I haven't done a whole bunch of scenes, but I love doing layers that carry on into the inside.
I build my scene using my dies from you as they are fool proof. I am not as clever on my own but your products take the guess work out of it.
I haven't made very many scenes and am putting these hillside borders on my wishlist. They are perfect. Right now I love doing a watercolor background!
I don't really do alot of scenes but dies are a must!
Those root veggies always make me smile! I just used my set to help my son with his diorama project on worms. Worms and compost help grow Happy Veggies! I like to build a scene by layering the background using the hillside borders and the puffy clouds.
I love to build scenes. It depends on the scene whether I fussy cut a or use the dies.
I am just a beginner at adding dimension with layers, but your dies really help.
i haven't made cards really but i would just do it randomly as my inspiration strikes.
What can I say. I love all your products!!!!!!!!! They are so much fun to color and make the best cards ever. Thanks so much and keep them coming. God Bless you all.
I just love Cristina's card. Adorable!
These border dies are such a good idea.
Layering the waves or hills and adding inks to change the colors of the edges has worked well for me
I usually build a scene by choosing the background and then build the foreground. Hillside or wave dies help so much.
I love these borders. I usually start with my image and build around it.
I need to get better at building scenes like the great ones showcased in this post, but I tend to start with my critters or main images first.
I usually start with my background, position my images, then place hill, grass, or fence border and finish with embellishments.
I build a scene by first choosing my focal stamp whether it's flowers or creatures. Then everything starts to fall in place.
I love Chari's card!
I prefer blank backgrounds with a lot of multi-dimensional accents/characters with a sentiment that isn't in-your-face loud.
Such great inspiration! I just started building scenes and am still learning. Before now, my cards were mostly blank, embossed or patterned paper.
I don't always build scenes for my cards, but I usually start with the papers – finding ones that I love to coordinate together and start from there. I build the background to go with the stamps I chose for that card and go from there. 🙂
Brilliant inspirations here! I love building a scene. Position different stamps and using masks to create depth.
Gorgeous cards! I have a thing for owls so I'm crazy about Christine's card! Beautiful! I love to build scenes by setting up the perspective first, then finding dies that will fit with the perspective. For example, I make sure the reindeer on the roof isn't larger than the house itself, that sort of thing. I love it when I can find new ways to use my dies!
Take Care!
Michele
I love border dies! I choose my stamps and build from there!
Such lovely cards!!
These are all so adorable! I love the backgrounds to these scenes – I have only made a few.
I usually stamp and die cut some elements and then start layering them. Once I get an arrangement I like, I start adhering them to the card not very scientific, but fun!
I love the animal ones they are gorgeous
I actually don't make many scenes but these meadow borders could easily change that.
I like to make a frame and ink the background sky and earth….then add my elements.
I love the way we can build a scene on a card. I love the use of old Lawn Fawn stamps. It brings life back to them and inspiration on how to use them again.
Love the designs. I usually have a bunch of sets I want to use but can't decide which ones and how so I love to make a bunch of pieces and then layer them and move them around until I put something together I love.