Showing posts with label Rainy Sky stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rainy Sky stencil. Show all posts
Friday, February 20, 2026
Rainbow wishes
For the Lawn Fawnatics challenge #215 All Things Rainbow, I created this card using the Lawn Fawn Corner Rainbow and Rainy Sky stencils, as well as cloud and sparkle stencils I got when I took one of their classes. I used Hippo, Pink Flamingo, Sunflower, Jalapeño, Peacock, and Sugarplum inks. The unicorn and sentiment are from the My Rainbow set and colored with Copic markers RV21, YR16, Y13, G05, B14, and BV 13. Crystal Stickles were applied to the unicorn’s horn and hooves, and it was popped up on a foam square.
Tuesday, May 3, 2022
I'm back!
I certainly didn't mean to go nearly a month without posting, but being out of town and sick messed up my posting schedule. Here's a family of bears to make up for it. They're making the best of a grey day in their colorful coats, boots, and umbrella, and the little one is certainly enjoying her puddle jumping. The raindrops were created using Lawn Fawn's Fairy Dust stencil paste and their Rainy Sky stencil. I also used Lawn Fawn's Grass stencil and their Freshly Cut Grass ink for the grass, and their Manatee ink for the sky. The Beary Rainy Day stamp set is also Lawn Fawn's and was colored with Copic markers. Finally, I stamped the sentiment on a Simple Wavy Banner, also from Lawn Fawn, bending the Make a Splash sentiment to fit the banner.
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