Lots of Heart Week {Day 3}



Hello and welcome to Lawn Fawn’s Lots of Heart Inspiration Week! Our 2026 Valentine release is available at your favorite store and at www.lawnfawn.com! Woohoo!

We have planned a special Lots of Heart Inspiration Week to highlight our new Valentine sets and of course favorite older sets too! As always there will be amazing design team samples, inspiring videos and daily giveaways!

Daily Giveaway

We already have three places you can leave comments to win:
Our big giveaway post!!
Day 1 post!
and Day 2 post!
AND today’s post too!


And don’t miss our special Lots of Heart Sale this week! You will find select love, heart and Valentine themed items on sale January 12 – 16! Visit the Lawn Fawn shop and fill your cart with Lots of Heart!

Grace’s Pickle-themed Valentine Treats


Grace created a darling collection of Valentine treats with the pickles of How You Bean Pickle Add-On! I love the pretty pink and green color combo tied together with pink-striped Thumbelina paper from Rainbow Ever After! And she used the hearts from Hearts and Stars Skinny Tag so there’s Lots of Heart!

Potato Chips Topper/Card


She crafted a cute card to tie onto a bag of dill pickle chips, such a fun idea! The card is heart-shaped using Outside In Stitched Hearts Stackables, cut to leave the fold intact. Then she layered on a white Lacy Heart with another Outside In Stitched Heart in the Thumbelina paper.


She stamped and colored the jar from How You Bean with the pickles from the add-on set, using bright yellow green! Then she added the bow and tag from Build-A-Drink Mason Jar Add-On with a saying from Special Delivery. Finally, she stamped the punny greeting on a Stitched Sentiment Banner in Lobster and Jalapeño Lawn Fawn ink.

Heart Pouch Treat Holder


For this delightful little treat, Grace used Heart Pouch, cutting a heart window so the Mike and Ike Sour Watermelon candies show through. Using Peppermint Cord, she tied the pouch closed. Then she embellished with a cute pair of pickles, before adding the sentiment as on the card above.

Matchbook Style Candy Holder


For this style, Grace used the How You Bean mason jar again. She combined the Shaker Add-On and the coordinating How You Bean die to create the window. The candy is in a zip close bag (jewelry sized), attached with double sided tape.

Grace used the Scalloped Slimline with Hearts: Landscape to the make the “matchbook” leaving a pretty topper for the sentiments. Then she used the same tag and bow from the first card and tied Peppermint cord at the top.


Grace will have instructions on her Instagram feed for making this matchbook treat holder. Click!

Gorgeous Valentine cards!


Mona‘s whimsical design combines wings from Build-A-Critter Valentine Accessories with Let’s Toast! She added faces on the toast from Christmas Fishes. Then she paired A Mole Lot of Love heart bubbles with sayings from Critter Conversation Hearts.

In the background, cut a panel of Gleeful Gradients petite paper with Snowy Backdrop to layer over Kraft Sparkle cardstock. So much glittery goodness! Then she added a border with a Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Frame in Raspberry cardstock, finishing with a Fancy Wavy Banner for the sentiment.


I love how Megan embellished her Giant Outlined Love with elements from Build-A-Critter Valentine Accessories. She layered them on a vellum Postage Rectangle, then she used another Postage Rectangle in the background. She added lots of fun colorful cardstock along with Candy Cane Lane striped paper and gold foiled Let it Shine Red Sprinkle ‘n Shine paper.


Jenn‘s grid design is so clever and colorful featuring A Mole Lot of Love and A Mole Lot of Love Add-On! She used Distress Watercolor Pencils to create a colorful wash of rainbow color on Distress Watercolor Cardstock.


Jenn carried the rainbow colors into the inside of the card! I love the colorful sprinkles! She stamped a message from Henry’s Build-A-Sentiment: Spring and a heart from Stinkin’ Cute.


Jenn also shares the Copic colors she used to coordinate with her rainbow background!

Mimi’s Mini Candy Box with Critter Conversation Hearts!


Mimi‘s mini candy box treats are so clever! She cut the Candy Box 10 times from Yeti patterned paper. She stenciled the Outline Hearts on each one then cut them in half. Next, she used the heart from Little Letter to cut a heart in the box, aligning it to fit the Critter Conversation Hearts. She added acetate in the window and assembled the Candy Box halves.


Then she stamped, colored with coordinating Coloring Stencils and die cut the Critter Conversation Hearts before using the same Little Letter heart to cut a window. She reserved the heart cut out, to stamp the punny sentiments before adding them to the Paper Clips and positioned the critters on the boxes.


Mimi closed up the bottom using Tiny Gift Box trimmed to fit the Candy Box. Then she filled the box with candies and closed the top with Red Hemp Twine.


Here’s a helpful diagram to show how Mimi constructed her clever Candy Box favors!

Giveaway Time

I hope we have inspired you to make fun Valentine/heart theme cards with our new Valentine Release! Tomorrow we will have more inspiration for you, but for now, it’s giveaway time! Leave us a comment on this post by January 16th at 5:00pm ET. We will randomly pick one winner to receive a stamp set with coordinating die set along with a petite paper pack of their choice. Make sure to come back tomorrow, Thursday, January 15th for our next inspiration week post!

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  14. No way I’m not going to try Mimi Lo’s clever candy box favors for myself! How brilliant and how adorable ✌🏽

  28. Oh, MY GOODNESS!! These are amazing! I especially love the projects above that feature candy. How the crafter ever found the Mike & Ike candies that look like pickles is beyond me – that is real dedication!! I love all of the items above – wow, they are fabulous!
    Lori S in PA

  56. I made a birthday card using the pickle stamp set for my cousin. She called to tell me how much she enjoyed the card and the silly pun. Love that stamp set for many occasions!

    • I never thought about a pickle meaning love. Leave it to Lawn Fawn to make it work! I am always in awe of your creativity.

  90. Love the little treat boxes and gift ideas! I also like the card Jenn did with the moles and the distress watercolor pencils.

  122. Using the Dill Pickle set to make Valentine treats just cracked me up. What a non-traditional way to celebrate Valentines

  123. I’m so glad I got the pickles set!!! All of the Valentine products are so precious! And still, THESE MOLES, I love them so!!!!

  132. The little critters are so cute on these boxes. I love the dill pickles with Mike and Ike jellies inside. What a smart idea. I think red hots would be fun with pink hearts too.

  136. I love Jen’s rainbow colours, and taking it into the inside of the card. Definitely going to have fun with this.

  153. All the cards are amazing! But the dill pickle cards are my jam! Love those ideas! I better get started on my Valentine’s! Thank you for the inspiration!

  155. I adore the pickles. These are such cute cards, and I’m totally stealing the idea of giving dill pickle chips as a gift!

  163. I’m so glad I invested in the “How You Bean?” stamp set with ALL its coordinating dies! When I see such inspiring projects with the jar, I can start playing with new stamps immediately ^_^

  174. We are very much fans of pickles (or ‘gherkins’ as we call them here in the UK 🙂 ), using them for a valentines card for my husband would be great!

  188. Mimi, that was a design genius moment to use the treat box bottom with the candy box die and create a new shorter candy box!! Love it and the flying Cupid toast just makes me giggle!!

  189. Such clever uses of the new and old sets! Thank you for the inspiration and the explanation of the treat box!

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