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Lawn Fawn Stitched Flower Frame Dies

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Hi everyone, Amanda here today as a guest designer!  I've got a new card to show you, featuring a bunch of Lawn Fawn products that I really loved working with! 

I started with an A2 sized card base and added some pretty plaid paper cut a little smaller. I used a scalloped edged rectangle from Newton's Nook Designs Frameworks Dies in Lawn Fawn Sticky Note Cardstock. I die cut all the pieces for my card using:

Flower and Leaves: Lawn Fawn Stitched Flower Frame Dies
Flower Face: Lawn Fawn Outside In Stitched Flower Dies
Banner: Lawn Fawn Fancy Wavy Banner Dies
Grass: Lawn Fawn Grassy Border
Sentiment: Lawn Fawn Wavy Sayings Stamp Set


I decided to do a little inking on the cut pieces. I used Ballet Slippers and Cilantro Cardstock by Lawn Fawn for the flower and leaves. I then distress inked them in Worn Lipstick on the flower, Mustard Seed on my face and Mowed Lawn on my leaves.


I then glued down my entire scene and used the sentiment "Thinking Of You" with Versafine Onxy Black Ink. I'm sending this card off to a friend in tomorrow's mail! I just love the cheeriness of these Lawn Fawn dies!  I hope you've enjoyed my card and make sure to stop by the Butterfly Reflections Ink online store soon!


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