**This is my second post today! If you are looking for my Reverse Confetti post, please scroll down**
Hello there! It's time for another Lawnscaping Challenge! This one is a fun one! We are challenging you to use at least one card element on a angle!
We are sponsored by our friends at Ellen Hutson!
For my card today, I used one of my favorites from the new release, Mermaid for You! I am thrilled to see Lawn Fawn adding cute little people images to their lineup, and I love that this stamp set will work so well with a bunch of other Lawn Fawn stamp sets!
I started off by watercoloring a teal background for my underwater scene. When it was dry, I diecut it with the Small Stitched Rectangles Stackables. I also cut a piece of kraft cardstock with the same die set, and then cut the diecut on a angle, creating the ocean floor for my scene. I stamped, colored and diecut a bunch of images from the Mermaid for You stamp set, and diecut them with the coordinating Mermaid For You dies. I adhered everything to my background, some pieces with a glue pen, and others with foam tape. I stamped a sentiment from the same set on the bottom right of the scene, added some details with a white gel pen, and then added a scattering of clear dots to looks like bubbles. Finally, I popped the panel up on a white card base using foam tape.
Be sure to visit the blog for lots more inspiration from the design team and to get all of the challenge details. I hope you will play along for your chance to win a great prize!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Supplies:
Stamps: Lawn Fawn Mermaid for You
Dies: Lawn Fawn Mermaid for You, Small Stitched Rectangles Stackables
Paper: PTI Kraft, Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor paper
Ink: Lawn Fawn Freshly Cut Grass, Lawn Fawn Guava, Memento Tuxedo Black
Other: Copic Markers, White Gel Pen, Artist Loft Watercolors, 4mm Clear Droplets from Pretty Pink Posh, Foam Tape
2 comments:
AWE this is Fabulous looking!!!! Loving this new Lawn Fawn mermaid set!!!
hugs, Heidi
Oh, this is so sweet! I wouldn't think to put the landscape at an angle, but it looks terrific!
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