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Hello! This is Tiffany and today I'm sharing an underwater creation. I used several new items from Lawn Fawn to make this card, all are available in the Butterfly Reflections, Ink. online store. I've really enjoyed using Lawn Fawn's new stencils to create ink blended backgrounds and making slimline cards using their new dies. 

Supplies Used:

Lawn Fawn Ocean Shell-fie

Lawn Fawn Ocean Wave Stencils

Lawn Fawn Small Slimline with Lift the Flaps

Lawn Fawn Large Slimline with Sliders

Lawn Fawn White Embossing Powder 

Copic Markers

Memento Tuxedo Black Ink

Tombo Mono Liquid Glue

3D Foam Squares 

Card stock, patterned paper, chunky iridescent glitter, inks, and water based paints (splatter effect) - from my craft stash 


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