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Nancy created this dreamy card using the Lawn Fawn Have a Mice Flight stamps and the Heart Blooms die. Because the Heart Blooms die is larger than the flying mice, it creates a whimsical feel. The sentiment is heat-embossed with transparent ink and white embossing powder, which looks beautiful on the soft lilac banner. This sentiment is perfect for any occasion, whether for friendship, miss you, get well, or thank you cards!

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Jarle created this beautiful oval-shaped Mother’s Day card using the Lawn Fawn A Mole Lot of Flowers stamps and the Stitched Scalloped Oval Stackables. She used a stencil and white pigment ink to create a soft, flowy background. To color the stamped images, Jarle used detail blending brushes together with the matching coloring stencils. This technique makes the coloring process much faster and is a great way to get even more out of your inks!

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Cornelie created this playful friendship card using the Lawn Fawn Wheely Great Day stamps and the Quilted Heart Backdrop: Portrait backdrop die. She created an ombré effect by blending different Distress Oxide inks, creating the illusion of bright carnival lights. Such a happy card!

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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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Jarle created this super fun pop-up card using the Lawn Fawn Platform Pop-Up die and the Have a Mice Flight stamps. The Platform Pop-Up base is such an easy die to assemble and creates maximum fun effect.

The floating clouds in the background are created with the Platform Pop-Up Cloud Inserts, and the clouds wrapped around the Platform Pop-Up base, are made with the Platform Pop-Up Cloud Wrap Around. As cloud lovers, we absolutely love this set! 

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Marieke created this gorgeous Miss You card using the Lawn Fawn Scripty Thinking Of You die and the I Like Big Butterflies stamps. The sentiment is truly the star of the show, and to enhance it, Marieke covered the sentiment with glossy accents to give it dimension and shine. The softly colored flowers and the cute butterfly perfectly balance the bold black sentiment.

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Jarle created this gorgeous flower shaker card using the Lawn Fawn Butterfly Background Stencils and the Tonic Studios Shaker Creator Pockets. These pockets are already cut to size, and because you can fold the edges to the back of your card, you don’t need a frame to finish it.

Since no foam tape is needed to create the shaker well, none of the shaker bits get stuck to any sticky edges, and they are free to move. The bright colors, the beautiful daisy, and the fun flower shakers make this card so cheerful!

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Nancy created this sweet get well card using the Lawn Fawn Build-A-Bunny and the Build-A-Critter Spring Accessories. We love the oval-shaped base, the gorgeous splattered background, and the beautiful purple tones that make it feel so comforting and uplifting!

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Marieke created this adorable treat box using the Lawn Lawn Fawn Flower Treat Box and the Honeycomb Shaker Gift Tag. 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. She brought out all her honey and bee stamps to decorate the box, resulting in a sweet and charming design. Wouldn’t it be lovely to fill it with honey sweets as a get-well gift?

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Jarle created created this peaceful spring card using the Lawn Fawn Build-A-Wheelbarrow and the Postage Rectangle Stackables. She ink-blended all the die-cut elements for a soft look, which really gives the feeling of the first spring flowers, don’t you think? By adding the Little Farm Fence Border behind the wheelbarrow, she created depth and balance.