Lawn Fawn Intro: Giant Outlined Love & Heart Blooms

- kellymarie


Hello and welcome to Lawn Fawn’s Valentine 2026 Inspiration & Release week! On December 11th our 6 new stamp sets, 8 new stand-alone Lawn Cuts sets, 3 stencil sets, 2 new washi tapes and more will be available for sale at your favorite store and www.lawnfawn.com! Woohoo!

Daily Giveaway

We already have five places you can leave comments to win:
Big giveaway post!
A Mole Lot of Love post!
Build-A-Critter Valentine Accessories, Outline Hearts Stencil & Quilted Heart Border post!
Paper Clips and Postage Rectangle Stackables post!
Soy Happy, Valentine Mice & Candy Hearts Stencils post!
AND today’s post too!

Introducing!

Today is our showcase of Giant Outlined Love and Heart Blooms Lawn Cuts sets! Send lots of love with Giant Outlined Love which fits a standard size card. Make special cards with lots of pizazz and stamp any little messages in the heart for a fun surprise!

Love is blossoming so share it in a sweet way with Heart Blooms! Craft an adorable bunch of heart shaped flowers for your garden scene or floral bouquet.

Design Team Inspiration

The design team has made the most amazing samples! We also have a video at the end showcasing some fun ways of using these new sets! Remember to click on the person’s name to see all of the details! And leave these wonderful DT girls some comment love!

Giant Outlined Love Inspiration


I love the fresh and sunny colors that Elena used which makes her Giant Outlined Love card perfect all year long! She layered it on a Postage Rectangle Stackable in What’s Sewing On paper and popped a Heart Blooms stem in the heart! And she also used the original Quilted Backdrop for more pretty detail in the background!


The Giant Outlined Love is perfect making clever shaker cards like Elise‘s beautiful design! She used Bitsy Blooms paper, filling the acetate covered window with pretty sequins and shaker bits!


Grace is sending love your way with a trio of new Valentine sets! She dressed the Build-A-Bunny in Build-A-Critter Valentine Accessories then layered the cutie on a Postage Rectangle Stackables panel with a bold red and pink Giant Outlined Love!


Love is definitely in the air with Audrey‘s beautiful Giant Outlined Love card! She filled the background with Outline Hearts Stencil, then she arranged cute mice from Valentine Mice and All My Heart in the clouds! So sweet!


Tammy also featured the Build-A-Bunny cupid using Build-A-Critter Valentine Accessories! She’s so cute hanging over the Postage Rectangle and Giant Outlined Love. She also included Paper Clips and Checkered Heart Backdrop: Portrait! The Henry’s Build-A-Sentiment: Bunny Puns added the perfect punny sentiment.


Sweet bunnies, a fun color palette and lots of hearts add up to an amazing Valentine card! Marine combined Critter Conversation Hearts, Happy Couples and Eggstraordinary Easter to add the playful bunnies. I love how she layered Heart Blooms behind Giant Outline Love and then stenciled Outline Hearts on a Checkered Hearts Backdrop!


Yainea’s Giant Outlined Love card is so gorgeous! I love the combination of Gleeful Gradients and Spiffier Speckles papers; they create a lovely, warm feeling. The Heart Blooms stems layered with the greeting is also so pretty!


Lynnette used classic Valentine colors and Valentine Mice to fashion an adorable love note!


Caly‘s Valentine has an elegant look with the gold metallic letters and pretty strips of our new Quilted Heart Border! The addition of the Valentine Mice critter holiday a love letter sends it right over the top!

Heart Blooms Inspiration


Mindy mixed a bunch of new Valentine sets to feature the Heart Blooms! I love how Postage Rectangle Stackables Stencils let her ink and stencil the Postage Rectangle with Falling Hearts Stencils. That shiny gold Paper Clip is the perfect embellishment!


Latisha‘s Heart Blooms card is so beautiful! I love the all-over design with the pretty heart-shaped blooms. And the Quilted Diamond Backdrop sets the arrangement off perfectly!


Melissa‘s layers of Postage Rectangle Stackables are the perfect background for a Heart Blooms feature! The rainbow-colored Candy Cane Lane paper is so much fun framing the card.


Lynnette‘s Heart Blooms pop against the white Checkered Hearts Backdrop! She added her greeting from Henry’s Build-A-Sentiment: Love on a Stitched Sentiment Banner.


How sweet is Rebecca’s Heart Blooms design? She added cuteness with critter from A Mole Lot of Love and embellished with a silver metallic Paper Clip!


Caly combined Checkered Hearts Backdrop and Heart Blooms, then she added cute little moles for more cuteness and lots of charm!

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Intro Video

Now, I have a video to introduce Giant Outlined Love and Heart Blooms! We will share beautiful inspiration with clever ways to feature these new sets. I hope you enjoy it! You can watch the video below or click HERE to watch at our YouTube channel.


Thanks so much for watching!






Don’t miss the chance to live chat with Kelly and the Fawnies as we premiere Valentine 2026 Intro Videos! We look forward to chatting with everyone today at our YouTube channel.


We’ve got something so exciting coming your way! Join us LIVE on YouTube Thursday, December 11th at 11am PT / 2pm ET for a fun showcase featuring Kelly Marie! She’ll be showing off our brand-new products, sharing fun inspiration, and answering any questions you may have about the release! You won’t want to miss it—mark your calendars, grab your favorite snack, and come hang out with us!

Giveaway Time

I hope you have enjoyed this look at Giant Outlined Love and Heart Blooms! Tomorrow we will have another fun set to show you! But for now, it’s giveaway time! Leave us a comment telling us your favorite Valentine bouquet blooms by December 10 at 5:00pm ET, and we will randomly pick one winner for this set! (If you already own this set and win, you can choose another set!) Make sure to come back tomorrow, Wednesday, December 10th for our next inspiration week post!

Thank you so much for all of your excitement for our inspiration week; we love your comments, tweets, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube messages! Every one of them puts a big smile on our faces! We think Lawn Fawn fans are the best in the world. We love you guys!

Supplies:

Valentine 2026 Release Products will be available on December 11th!
Giant Outlined Love
Heart Blooms

Thanks so much for visiting, have an amazing day!

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248 thoughts on “Lawn Fawn Intro: Giant Outlined Love & Heart Blooms”

  11. any live plants that I can plant back in the yard. Cut flowers always bothered me to have to throw them in the trash when they died. At least the one I can plant have a fighting chance…lol

  24. I love every single flower that has ever bloomed!!! A total flower person, in the winter when I grocery shop I go to the flower dept just to enjoy them and lift my spirits! I love bouquets that are a mix of diverse flowers & colors!

  34. My favorite Valentine’s blooms are any my hubby of 42 years gives me. I prefer mixed bouquets with greens and some type of white flowers for a pop of brightness. I love the new LOVE word die. Layered on the postage stackable, it looks like a Love stamp.

  37. I love carnations because it was the first flower my husband gave me when we were dating. They come in all colors, but my favorite are white!

  39. I’m allergic to flowers so my favorite Valentine’s Day flowers are Lego flowers. Not only are the beautiful and fun to put together but they never wilt, never make you sneeze and you don’t even have to water them!

  41. I love plants…. They last longer!!
    But in all honesty i prefer lawn fawn flower dies! Those can be reused forever!!!

  47. Great cards by the design team. I haven’t ever received flowers for Valentine’s Day, so I am not sure what my favorite blooms would be. My favorite flower is dahlia. A bouquet of Dahlias might just be the best.

  56. I ❤️ sunflower coz it brings joy and warmth my ❤️. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

  66. I love flowers, all kinds, they just make me happy. To pick an absolute favorite is hard, it changes with the seasons. My favorite any time of year flower are pink carnations. You know the kind, you see bunches of them at the grocery store. My indulgence for any day of the week.

  73. I love any color of roses for a beautiful Valentine’s Day bouquet. When my husband and I were first married, we had beautiful rose bushes in the front of our house so I would often have freshly cut roses on my kitchen counter.

  80. My favorite valentine bouquet blooms are pink carnations….soft and sweetly wrinkled, like my skin these days…in my later years!

  85. I’m a little confused as to the “assignment” XD REAL Valentine flowers or Lawn Fawn’s? I love Stargazer lilies for their color and heavenly scent. Paper flowers have got to be the sunflower and/or tulip dies!

  106. I love roses but they just don’t last for what you pay for them, unless they were chocolate roses lol, well, heck, guess those wouldn’t last either, so I think some pretty carnations for me.

  110. My favorite valentine bouquet are a mixture of roses, babys breathe and some greenery sprigs. So pretty. Or a bouquet of peonies. Love those flowers as well

  124. I like a mix of flowers in super bright colors and things that are a little non-trad, like scabiosa or eryngium, mixed in

  127. My favorite Valentine bouquet blooms? Hmmm. Good question. We don’t really celebrate Valentine’s Day around here. Going back a long, long time — I once received a corsage that included gardenias. They were delightfully beautiful, and they smelled amazing. So if I could have any flowers in a bouquet, I would choose gardenias.

  134. I love this whole release so the The BIG Outlined Love and Heart Blooms are some of my favorite items. My favorite bouquet flower is magenta peonies.

  174. My favorite flowers are tulips. They seem simple, kind of like me. I also love freesia. I think both were in my bridal bouquet thirty years ago.

    I know everyone defaults to roses, and I like those, too, but my fave flowers are…simpler.

    And, the heart bloom dies are simply perfect!

  175. My favorite and most fragrant flower/bloom is the hyacinth. However, Valentine’s Day is a bit too early in the year to enjoy hyacinths.

  183. I love any kind of flower if given to me with love. But I will admit shades of pink, blue and purple always catch my eye.

  195. I am a fan of carnations. Not a plant/flower person but these seem to last long and require minimal effort. I love that big love! So many places to pop critters from.

  216. My favorite Valentine’s Day bouquet would be filled with red roses and daisies because daisies are my favorite flower.

  217. I love all flowers and bouquets given to me. Carnations are really nice because they smell so good and they last longer than roses.

  222. My favorite Valentines bloom are roses. Valentine’s Day is my anniversary and my husband gives me the same number of roses as our number of years being married. This Valentine’s Day will be 39! 🥰

  230. I never get flowers. I do however love rainbow roses. I have a place about 1hr away that has them and if I’m in the area, I’ll stop and buy myself 1.

  231. I am a big lover of peonies. They are unfortunately not really in season until April. So my Valentine’s go-to bloom is Ranunculus, They aren’t roses. They are in the buttercup family. Isn’t that a cute word? Buttercup?

  234. My favorite blooms will always be daffodil, but Valentine’s Day is a little early for those, so definitely beautiful roses.

  236. I love the scent of roses, but I also prefer plants that can be used in my garden to beautiful but short-lived bouquets.

  239. Peonies ate my favourite but do t think they’re in season in February. I love a mixed bouquet with Gerbera Daisies too!

  240. My favorite set of blooms would be Purple Rose but I think these ones with the curls on the hearts would be fun to create with!

  243. Well, I usually receive roses but I ask hubby to get them 2 wks before the holiday b/c otherwise they are ridiculously $$. I prefer yellow roses but I love all colors.
    The projects you have shared above are glorious!
    Lori S in PA

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