Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel. Show all posts

Sunday, 31 March 2019

Complimentary Colours

Good morning and Happy Mother's Day to all the UK mums out there patiently waiting for their breakfast in bed to arrive......

Today I wanted to show that with a bit of imagination and a craft knife, you take Lawn Fawn's reveal wheel and use it with pretty much any stamp in your stash.  I had a fun idea of how to use it with Neat & Tangled's Complementary Colors set.


Firstly I die cut the reveal wheel from white card and then placed a template from the essentials set in place on top and laid my stamps on top using the template to ensure that the areas I wanted to become windows were in the correct place.  I popped a large acrylic block on top so that I picked my stamps up in their exact position, removed the template, inked up the stamps and stamped them in place. 

I then created the windows by popping the template back over and lightly drawing around the window with a pencil and used a kraft knife to cut away the window areas that fell inside the paint tubes.  I did this before colouring so I could make sure it all worked without wasting time and ink.

I divided the wheel itself into 4 quarters using a ruler and the markers I'd selected (pencil will show) from a real colour wheel that were opposite each other (red and green, blue and orange) and then coloured the inside of the whole wheel to just inside the scored line for the scalloped edge.  I popped that temporarily in place to make sure I'd cut the correct areas and that the colours showed correctly.


Then if was just a case of colouring the images on the front, adding the sentiment and popping it onto a base card which I covered with a piece of rainbow paper to emphasise the colour theme.

I hope this has given you ideas of how to make more of your reveal wheel - the possibilities are endless so shop  your stash and see what else might work!




NEWS FROM THE STORE

It's a quieter for deliveries, but being the first week of the month, it tends to be the time when all the monthly-releasing brands make their new releases available to order so I'll be busy sorting that.

Tomorrow sees the release of Chapter 2 for Sizzix though and we have some of that - particularly the Tim Holtz stuff which is fabulous as usual.  It should be live mid-to-late afternoon.

There is also a new Stamping Bella release later this week but it hasn't shipped yet so we are unlikely to have it this week.   We'll get it live as soon as we can after arrival.  We don't do it before as we cannot guarantee our orders are correct so only add stock once its been checked off to avoid your disappointing in buying something that didn't turn up.

Watch this space!

Tara

Tuesday, 26 March 2019

You're the Sweetest


Today I have a sweet reveal wheel card to share. This is still my favourite of the Lawn Fawn interactive die sets.


For my background, I added some colour to a white card panel, using distress oxide inks and the Altenew Classy Stripes stencil. Once dry, I die cut it with the Reveal Wheel panel and the Sweetest Flavor add on


On the wheel mechanism, I inked it with more distress oxide inks and flicked with water for droplet detail. I stamped some faces from Lawn Fawn Sweetest Flavor stamp set, to show through the ice cream window when the wheel turns. One of the faces is from the Lawn Fawn Out of this World stamp set.



Before putting the card together, I stamped a greeting on the panel from the Lawn Fawn Sweetest Flavour stamp set

I coloured three ice creams to go on the card, then die cut them out. I used the reveal wheel add on die for one of them, so it can go around the window.


As a finishing touch, I topped each ice cream with a cherry, and also stamped 'turn me' next to the wheel, from the Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Sentiments stamp set.


Have a lovely day,
Gemma

LF Sweetest Flavor
LF Sweetest Flavor Add-on
LF Reveal Wheel





Altenew Classy Stripes
LF Reveal Wheel Sentiments








Friday, 8 March 2019

Stitching and Spinning

I've got a couple of cards to share today using different items from this week's new Waffle Flower Crafts release.

Firstly, I did a bit of stitching to create a simple birthday card.


I simply ran the new stitched rose die through my die cut machine on some 300gsm navy card (looks black but is navy!) and then spent a happy evening watching TV and stitching over the stitched lines it creates with pink embroidery floss.   It's fun to do and you see that the rose is actually made up of lots of stitched circles.

I then just embossed a simple sentiment from Hero Arts' Cheeky Birthday stamp onto vellum using new powders from Ranger which come in a sets of 4 in small pots so a great way to get more colours as a little goes a very long way.

A simple matt in matching pink to hold the vellum behind and we're done.

For the second card I needed a congratulations card for a job well done so used the new We Herd stamp and matching die as the focus on a reveal wheel.


If you are unsure how to put a reveal wheel card together then check out Lawn Fawn's introductory video on YouTube for a step by step guide.

I used the square wheel add-on die to create my base and stamped some of the streamers from the Hero Arts' Cheeky Birthday stamp I used on my previous card to add some celebratory details.   The sentiments stamped onto the wheel itself are from the new Spring Reveal Wheel sentiments which are for more than just spring as you can see!

I added the bunnies and balloons from the We Herd stamp set which were coloured with alcohol markers, trimming the bottom edge of the bunnies with the reveal wheel die to match the stitching.

It's actually my first ever reveal wheel card and they are really easy and lots of fun to make!

I'll be back on Sunday with some more inspiration.

Tara







Tuesday, 19 February 2019

Space Ranger and the LGM

I’ve had the Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Shooting Star add on for a while, but hadn’t got around to using it yet. I decided to make a space themed reveal wheel card with it and had a lot of fun.


When I showed this finished card to my 3 year old niece, she said 'that’s a space ranger and his LGM'. LGM stands for Little Green Men - I had no idea!



The background galaxy panel was created with distress inks. I used a old toothbrush and white acrylic paint, running my finger over the bristles to add the stars. I find this works the best for getting those small galaxy stars all over the panel. If you didn’t want to create your own galaxy background, there are some great patterned papers that can do the work for you. 



I stamped lots of an alien image from Lawn Fawn Beam Me Up, colouring them all the same and fussy cutting them out. The alien spacecraft is also from that stamp set, and the other images are from Lawn Fawn Out of this World.

I die cut some clouds and added a sentiment from Lawn Fawn Out of this World stamp set.



For the reveal wheel, I die cut it from Lawn Fawn Pixie Dust cardstock, then added a rainbow of colours with my alcohol markers. I found it easier to temporarily use a white card wheel to help me align the reveal wheel mechanism, as it’s tricky to see the lines on the glitter reveal wheel. 

I adhered everything to a dark blue card base, and added glossy accents here and there for a finishing touch.


Thanks for joining me today,
Gemma

Reveal Wheel Shooting Star
Puffy Clouds
Reveal Wheel
Out of this World

Beam Me Up







Tuesday, 15 January 2019

Happy Village Reveal Wheel


Today I’m sharing a Lawn Fawn Reveal wheel card. This is my favourite interactive die and I think it’s a must have.


I teamed it with some other Lawn Fawn goodies. For the background, I used the Stitched Cloud Backdrop Portrait die to add some subtle detail.


The scene is created with images from Lawn Fawn Happy Village, all coloured with alcohol markers and die cut with the coordinating dies.


I added a Lawn Fawn Simple Stitched Hillside along with the Simple Roadside border (the latter is currently on sale in the store).


For the reveal wheel opening, I added a sentiment from the Lawn Fawn Plane and Simple stamp set. The birds and sun/cloud are from Happy Village. I then created my own rainbow with alcohol markers to show in the window for one of the turns of the wheel. As the window opening is similar in shape to a rainbow, it works really well.


Thanks for joining me today,
Gemma

Stitched Cloud Backdrop
Simple Roadside Border
Simple Hillside Border



Reveal Wheel

Happy Village

Plane & Simple


Tuesday, 13 November 2018

Meow You Doin' Reveal Wheel

Today I’m sharing a Lawn Fawn reveal wheel birthday card. I’m really enjoying using this and the add-on dies. They are one of the easiest interactive cards to put together, and people love to receive them.


For this card, I used the Reveal Wheel Square add-on and the Speech Bubble add-on. You will need the original Reveal Wheel die set too, so you have the circles needed for the mechanism.

I won’t go in depth about how I put the card together, as Lawn Fawn have some amazing videos that show you everything you need to know.


I layered some patterned paper for the background, then ran the square add on with speech bubble window through my die cutting machine. 

The sentiments are all from the Reveal Wheel Sentiments stamp set.


To create a fun birthday scene, I stamped some images from the Lawn Fawn Meow You Doin' stamp set, colouring them with alcohol markers and die cutting them out. I adhered them flat onto the card, as I didn’t want to add anymore bulk with foam tape.


I love turning the wheel to reveal all the different messages in the speech bubble. If you haven’t tried the reveal wheel dies yet, I can really recommend them.


Have a lovely day,
Gemma

LF Meow You Doin'
LF Reveal Wheel Sentiments
LF Reveal Wheel



LF Reveal Wheel Speech Bubble

LF Reveal Wheel Square Add-on