Inspiration

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Nancy created this colorful Valentine's Day Card using the Lawn Fawn Little Letter and the Paint Splatter Background Stencil. The paint splatters give such a colorful backdrop for the cute kissing mice! 

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Cornelie created this super beautiful wintery shaker card using the Lawn Fawn Build-A-Bird Feeder and the Snow Flurries Backdrop. She used different layers to create depth, including an embossed vellum back panel, the Snow Flurries Backdrop in blue, and a light brown border to tie it all together. Adding some white splatters really finishes the card and gives it a true wintery feel!

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Marieke created this "hoppy" card with a matching bookmark using the Lawn Fawn Don't Worry, Be Hoppy stamp set and bookmark add-on. For the background, she used various flower sets to frame the cute little frog carrying a heart. To make the recipient feel extra special, she also created a coordinating bookmark, a fun addition to the Don't Worry, Be Hoppy stamp set. It’s such a perfect little gift for anyone who loves reading, planning, or could use a touch of luck.

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Yuki created this cute slimline Valentine’s card using the Lawn Fawn Valentine Hearts Border and the Little Letter dies. For the background, she used the Falling Hearts layering stencil, and for the top layer, she added glitter embossing powder for extra sparkle and shine. To create the heart shaker border, she cut out the heart border from foam sheets and, to make the process easier, kept the border in the foam sheet. This way, it’s much easier to adhere the acetate and fill the hearts!

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Marieke created this super bright and sweet card using the Lawn Fawn Heart Blooms die and the Checkered Hearts Backdrop die. The pink tones enhance the love-filled vibe, while the Heart Blooms beautifully frame the tiny mouse. A sweet card to send any time of year!

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Marieke created this tiny desk calendar using the Docrafts Create Christmas 2026 Calendar Tabs and the Lawn Fawn Berry Special stamps. These cute little calendars come in a pack of ten, and because they’re so small, they’re the perfect size to create multiple calendars in one sitting! Such a fun way to give your favorite teachers, coaches, or planner friends a cheerful gift for their desks.

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Nancy created this sweet Valentine’s card using the Lawn Fawn Build-a-Bunny and the Build-A-Critter Valentine Accessories. The big, scripty XOXO pops off the card, and the subtle details of the hot-foiled clouds really make this card extra special. By using colors from the same color family, the card doesn’t feel too cluttered while still being filled with charming small details.

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Nancy created these beautifully bright happy mail cards using the Lawn Fawn Happy Mushrooms, Garden Snail, and Happy Mail dies. The vibrant red mushrooms pop off the cards, adding a charming and magical touch. These cards are the perfect example of how you can mix old and new Lawn Fawn sets. What lucky recipients!

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Jarle created this playful friendship card using the Lawn Fawn Paper Clips dies and the fun stamps from the You're Just My Type set. The little notes are from the Love Poems stamp set, and attaching them with the Paper Clips is just too cute! Such a fun card to give to a (crafty) friend or colleague.

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Jarle created this lovely friendship card using the Lawn Fawn Valentine Mice stamps and the Little Letter dies. The Little Letter set includes several cute items with a happy mail theme, such as a fountain pen, a tiny notecard, and a sweet envelope, which Jarle used on this card. The tiny paperclip is such a charming detail and a fun little gift for the recipient to use in a notebook or planner!