Lawnscaping Challenge #119 sponsored by Ellen Hutson

I'm back with another fun challenge from Lawnscaping Challenge. This one is perfect for the holidays, so let's get to the details. It's TAG IT! time. Create a tag! We all need them this time of year, so knock out some tags, enter to win, and maybe you'll be one of the lucky winners and you can shop!! 

Our sponsor for this challenge is Ellen Hutson. SO MANY PRODUCTS! Thank you for sponsoring this challenge! Check out the site for many amazing things to help you with your crafting desires wants NEEDS. ;)

This is a fun little tag I created for this challenge. Again, I've listed and linked up the products below.

This little guy is ever so cute. I love that paper from the Snowy Day paper pack, so it made a cute background for my tag. The little guy on his sled with his Christmas tree all ready to head back home is just too cute. 

I hope you play along with the challenge to win a fab prize while having fun! Be sure to check the BLOG for the rules/details for entering. Good luck!

PRODUCTS USED:

• Lawn Fawn, Goodie Bag Die
• Lawn Fawn, Toboggan Together
• Lawn Fawn, Stitched Labels
• Lawn Fawn, Trim the Tree
• Lawn Fawn, Snowy Day 6x6 Paper Pack
• Xyron
• Wink of Stella, Gl. Clear
• Memento, Tuxedo Black
• Radiant Neon, Electric Green
• Distress Ink, Iced Spruce
• Distress Ink, Festive Berries
• Spectrum Noir Blendable Colored Pencils

Floral Thanks

Today I have a card that's very simple and no coloring! I know, crazy. You know I love to color for my cards, but today, I challenged myself and didn't use a stamp as a focal point. And you know what? I kind of like that! (Don't worry, I am a girl who loves to color always, so fret not.)

I used Shimmering Cardstock in Green Envy for the background. I stamped the flourish from the Textures EZMount Journal Jottings set with Memento Luxe in Wedding Dress. I used a clear embossing powder and I heat set that. It helps to pop the design off the card, especially when using a subtle color like white over a shimmery, darker colored cardstock. 

I picked some fun and pretty elements out of my stash like the little file folder and other elements on the right hand side. I wanted a thank you card, so I diecut the THANKS letters using the Die'Sire Alphabet Uppercase, 1-inch dies out of dark brown cardstock in my stash. I used the small Xyron I have to apply the adhesive to the smaller letters and stuck those to my card. 

I assembled the cluster of elements on the right and used some enamel dots in a cream color for the center of the butterfly and around the card as well. Definitely a clean and simple design today. 

Check out all the amazing dies Crafter's Companion has to offer. Makes card making a cinch!