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Love Lawn Fawn dies because they can be simple yet offers so much possibilities! The stitched border is a nice detail.
The only gripe I have is, besides the higher price point, you have to separate the die pieces. Why couldn't they just design it so the machine cuts all pieces apart. When I have to separate the pieces, often I can't get a clean cut, leaving some prickly points that can snag my paper or finger.
Used in this project: You Sparkle!
Three different cloud arrangements. Cuts nice and has stitching lines for extra detail. I cut some out of a thin plastic and use them as a stencil with distress ink for that perfect cloud background. Lawn Fawn is the greatest!
These make beautiful clouds with the look of stitching. The "stitching" adds a nice touch for a more finished look. Three different spreads of cloud puffs to choose from.
I love free-form borders, because you can use them in so many ways! Puffy clouds, billowing sea water, super snowy drifts, smoky skyline, sandy beaches--so cool!
I love how Lawn Fawn keeps making new products that work with their old ones..they are masters at making dies for scene making...can’t wait to see what’s next...
Using these dies in an upcoming class...they have seen the sample card and they can't wait to make the card!
Felt little intimidated at first, but it's very easy to use and it has so much detail. Highly recommended.
I really love these dies. These are on my list of must-have tools, and I finally have them. They make a beautiful cloud effect that can be enhanced in so many ways with distress/distress oxide inks, or watercolor, pencils, etc. A great investment!
It gives a fun look to cards that need clouds. You can use one single style or put them all together.
I really like the way the cloud borders cut, and look. I would definitely recommend them!
Used in this project: Thank You For Looking After The Dog
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