Welcome to the Lawn Fawn October Inspiration Week!
Today the Lawn Fawn Design Team is showcasing the new Home For The Holidays Stamp Set, coordinating dies, and Little Town Border Die. I paired these stamps and dies with lots of other Lawn Fawn dies to create a snowy scene card!
I die cut vellum, smooth white cardstock, Narwhal Cardstock, and Perfectly Plaid Winter 6x6 patterned paper with a Small Stitched Rectangle Die. From the smooth white cardstock I die cut a mountain range and snow caps using a Stitched Mountain Border Die and a Stitched Hillside Border Die. I applied Mermaid Ink to the tops of the mountain range using a Dauber and then applied the mountains to the plaid background paper and finishing the mountains with the white snow caps.
From the Narwhal Cardstock rectangle I die cut a house border using the Little Town Border Die and then adhered that border to the mountain border.
I stamped falling snow from the Snow Cool Stamp Set on the vellum layer using Versamark Ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. I adhered the snowy layer over the background for the look of falling snow.
On the final border, I stamped a greeting from the Home For The Holidays Stamp Set along the bottom edge with Storm Cloud Ink. I stamped the trio of hearts and colored them in with red Copic Markers.
I stamped the car from the Home For The Holidays Stamp Set and colored it in with Copic Markers and stamped the tree with Freshly Cut Grass Ink before die cutting with the coordinating dies and adhering them to the card as shown. I added Glossy Accents to the windows on the car.
I die cut four frames from Storm Cloud Cardstock using an A2 sized Stitched Rectangle Frame Die.
V I D E O T U T O R I A L
To watch the creation of this holiday snowy scene card from start to finish, click HERE or watch below:
S U P P L I E S
The letters below the thumbnails below link to stores where you can purchase the products shown in this post and video: SSS = to purchase from Simon Says Stamp, EH = to purchase from Ellen Hutson, SB.COM = to purchase from Scrapbook.com. Affiliate links used.
S I M I L A R P R O J E C T S
More cards featuring Lawn Fawn stamps and dies featured during the October Inspiration Week:
- "Have A Magical Holiday Season" featuring Lawn Fawn Winter Unicorn Stamps and Die
- Tiny Tag Sayings + Reindeer Holiday Card featuring Tiny Tag Sayings and Perfectly Plaid Winter Collection
- "Fa La La La La Season's Tweetings" Card featuring Perfectly Plaid Winter Collection + Fa La La La La Border Die
- "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" Card featuring Plan On It Holidays + Merry Messages + Scripty Merry Die
This is simply stunning! Love the use of the vellum!
Posted by: Lauren | October 19, 2016 at 10:47 PM
I fell completely in love with your card when I saw it posted over at the Lawn Fawn blog. I love how you made the mountain scenery, the colors and the vellum, it's just incredible! Thank you so much for your inspiration Nichol!
Posted by: Majda | October 20, 2016 at 02:53 AM
Adorable card thank you
Posted by: Colleen Howell | October 20, 2016 at 07:21 AM
Thanks for sharing your 'mistakes'. This helps the rest of us see the possibilities of how we might rescue something we thought otherwise beyond saving. As well as that we are not alone in our mistakes. :D
Posted by: Angelique Vela | October 20, 2016 at 09:38 AM
This is so adorable! I loved how you used the vellum. I will have to try that! Thanks so much for sharing!
Posted by: Rachel A | October 20, 2016 at 11:27 AM
Hi Nichol, thanks for sharing your lovely card and also for showing how you changed what you didn't like - it really helps to see how to do this rather than waste products. can you tell me what is the 'undo' you mention for deconstructing strong glue? I can't see it on your list of products, thanks again
Posted by: Shirley | October 20, 2016 at 02:53 PM
This is what I use:http://shrsl.com/?ehul
Posted by: Nichol Spohr LLC | October 20, 2016 at 07:11 PM
DELIGHTFUL scene and card Nichol!!!
The vellum adds the perfect touch of MAGIC!!!
Posted by: TracyM #6773 | October 20, 2016 at 10:00 PM