Tag Porcu-pine for You

Grace’s Little Woodland Library Platform Pop-Up & Stitched Bookmark and Book Collection Intro Video!

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Grace joins us again today to share a fabulous Platform Pop-Up card featuring our new Little Woodland Library sets! Grace created the Platform Pop-Up using Falling Leaves Pine paper. She cut the Platform Pop-Up Add-On from 110lb white cardstock, stenciling birch trees with blended Fall colors. For the greeting, she white embossed a sentiment on a Simple Wavy Banner cut from Noble Fir cardstock. Then she added “thanks” using a Thanks, Thanks, Thanks…

Samantha’s Ta-Da! Diorama! Thank You Card

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It’s almost time for Spring Release Week! We are so excited about this release, and we can’t wait to start introducing these happy new products! Join us on Wednesday, February 14 for the Big Giveaway! We will start introducing the new stamps, dies, paper and more goodies on Thursday! Join us for Design Team inspiration, intro videos and daily giveaways until release day on February 22nd! Samantha‘s beautiful interactive Ta-Da! Diorama! card is so…

Lawn Fawn Video {2.8.24} Chari’s Pull ‘n Pop Pull-Tab Card with Porcu-pine for You and Giant Outlined Love Ya!

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Chari created a fun interactive card using the Pull ‘n Pop Pull-Tab Lawn Cuts set! She included Giant Outlined Love Ya and the cute critters of Porcu-pine for You! You can watch the video below or click HERE to watch at our YouTube channel. Thank you so much for watching! Making and sending interactive cards is so much fun, and receiving one is even better! We thought you might enjoy a new way to…

Catherine’s Clever Reveal Wheel Valentine Card

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Catherine is back with another clever design to inspire you! This time she shares an interactive Reveal Wheel card featuring Porcu-pine for You! If you have never made a Reveal Wheel card, check out the Intro to Reveal Wheel video, click HERE. Catherine used a Small Cross-Stitched Circle and Reveal Wheel Arc Frame Add-On to create a spinning wheel! She added the arrow from Stitched Heart Envelope as the “spinner”. Then she assembled…

Lawn Fawn Video {2.4.24} Mona’s Colorful Dry-Embossed Card

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In today’s video tutorial, Mona uses the Heart Wreath Stencils to create a beautiful dry-embossed card design! You can watch the video below or click HERE to watch at our YouTube channel. Thank you so much for watching! In the video, Mona shows how to use Bristol cardstock with a stencil to create a unique embossed pattern. She shares a great tip to spritz the cardstock with water, so the paper fibers are softer. She…

Renata’s Happy Woodland Scene Card

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Renata used bright, cheerful color to create a truly happy woodland scene! I love it so “mush”! Beginning with Forest Backdrop, Renata cut the frame from pretty patterned paper. Then she cut the trees from Cilantro and Noble Fir. She also cut the grass Mushroom Border from Cilantro cardstock adding hand drawn tufts of grass for detail. She added more cheery color by cutting the mushroom caps from Barn Red and Fake Tan cardstock.…

Lawn Fawn Video {1.30.24} Joy’s Adorable Porcu-pine For You Mini Valentine Cards

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Joy has sweet Porcu-pine for You Valentine cards to share with us today! Her mini designs are reminiscent of the cute and punny cards we shared as kids in elementary school. You can watch the video below or click HERE to watch at our YouTube channel. Thank you so much for watching! Joy started by stamping the images from the Porcu-pine for You sets and coloring them with Zig Clean Color Real Brush markers. She…

Jessica’s “Prickly” Valentine Card

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Jessica has a sweet and “prickly” Valentine to share with us today! She combined the cute porcupines with Plant-A-Succulent and Magic Heart Messages to create a totally endearing card! Jessica created her background from Fruit Salad “So A-Peel-ing” paper, stenciling with Falling Hearts Stencils with Distress Oxide inks. Then she used the Grassy Border to cut a Stitched Rectangle panel of Spiffier Speckles “Leprechaun” paper to ground her little scene. And then she created a…

Featured Fawny Friday {1.26.24} Valentine Edition

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Hello friends and happy Featured Fawny Friday! Today we have amazing Valentine and love-themed inspiration for you! We love to share the wonderful cards and crafty creations we find online. Big thanks to everyone for inspiring us! We always love seeing all of your amazing cards and crafty projects on Instagram and Flickr! And we can’t wait to share them! So, if you use #lawnfawn on your projects at Instagram, enter a Lawn Fawnatics challenge…

Lawn Fawn Video {1.25.24} Lucky Clovers, Porcupines and Pencil Coloring with Chari

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Today Chari shares a fun coloring tutorial using colored pencils! She will create a bright and happy card with Porcupine for You and Lucky Clovers! You can watch the video tutorial below or click HERE to watch at our YouTube channel. Thanks so much for watching! Chari used Prismacolor pencils, Gamsol and blending stumps to color the cute Porcu-pine for You images. This style of coloring gives them a storybook look that is so…

Samantha’s Porcu-pine for You Woodland Birthday Card

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Samantha Casey joins us today with some fun inspiration combining new with old! Samantha created the cutest birthday card with our new woodland critters! She paired Porcu-pine for You and Porcu-pine for You Add-On with the party-ready tree stump and sweets from Tea-rrific Day! I love how the happy little porcupine is riding the Scootin’ By scooter! For the background, Samantha combined Spiffier Speckles and Watercolor Wishes Rainbow purple papers. Then she added texture…

Lawn Fawn Video {1.20.24} Samantha’s Flippy Flappy Porcupines & Lots of Heart Week Giveaway Winners!

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We have our Lots of Heart Week winners at the end of this post, but first Samantha has a clever and fun Flippy Flappy card to inspire you! You can watch the video tutorial below or click HERE to watch at our YouTube channel. Thank you so much for watching! Samantha shows the cute porcupine flippy-flapped into the scene with more Porcu-pine for You critters. She also used the front facing porcupine from the Porcu-pine…