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Marieke created this beautiful spring-themed treat box using the Lawn Fawn Flower Treat Box and the Butterfly Background Stencils. She made the base of the box from 12x12 scrapbook paper. Because this paper is thinner than cardstock, it’s easier to fold and assemble the treat box. For the petals on top, she used colored cardstock and added ink blending to create extra dimension and depth. This is such a sweet treat box to give for Mother’s Day!

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Cornelie created this adorable spring-themed shaker card using the Lawn Fawn Big Blossom Backdrop: Landscape die and the classic Bugs and Kisses stamp set. Instead of using colored cardstock, she primarily used white cardstock and Distress Oxide ink to color her die-cut elements, giving them a unique and soft glow. It almost looks like the flowers are moving in the wind, and the Stitched Windy Backdrop also adds extra dimension and movement to the card. 

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Nancy created this soft pastel shaker card using the Lawn Fawn Big Blossom Backdrop: Landscape and the I Like Big Butterflies stamp set. She used Distress Oxide inks to create a gradient backdrop, which gives the card a whimsical touch. It’s such a beautiful design that you can use for any occasion!

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Cornelie created this beautiful flower-themed birthday card using the Spellbinders Field Notes Wildflowers Etched Dies and the Vaessen Creative Mini Pebbles Embossing Folder. By adding contrast between the soft pastels and the black details, she kept the card light and soft, but still nicely balanced. If you leave out the black details, the pastel colors can look like they’re just floating on the card. So don’t be afraid to add a few darker touches to your pastel cards, it really makes them pop!

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Cornelie created this fun little heart-shaped treat box using the Lawn Fawn Heart Pouch and the Heart Pouch Dotted Hearts Add-On. The add-on creates the dotted pattern on the front, but you can also use it to add heart-shaped embossed details to any card! The adorable mouse that’s blowing kisses is from the Valentine Mice set. This treat box has double the interactive fun, you can fill it with treats, and it also has a cute little shaker window on the front!

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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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Cornelie created this super cozy birthday card using the Lawn Fawn A Mole Lot of Love stamps and the Stitched Dens dies. For the beautiful pebbled pattern, she used the Hero Arts Pebbles & Stones stencil with an ink shade slightly lighter than the cardstock, adding dimension and giving the perfect underground vibe. The details are so much fun; the digging mole at the top and the glasses hanging and ready to grab. Absolutely adorable!

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Marieke created this extra special Halloween themed birthday card using the Lawn Fawn Build-a-Critters and the EZ Lights from Pear Blossom Press. When you press the moon, three lights turn on, making this card truly magical!

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Marieke created this cheerful, fall-themed birthday card using the Lawn Fawn Autumn Breeze stencil and the mice from the Lawn Fawn You Autumn Know stamp set. This stencil is perfect for creating a colorful, dynamic backdrop that adds movement and life to your card!

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 Helga created this delicious birthday card using the Lawn Fawn Build-A-Cake and Build-A-Cake Add-On sets. She added an interactive element to the card; if you pull the tab at the top, a cute little mouse appears! I think this is the only time cake and mice are the perfect combination, don’t you think?