“Stuck On You” Card Making Video Tutorial, Feat. Lawn Fawn Stamps

Today i am featuring the fantastic stamp/die set from Lawn Fawn “Stuck On YOu”. I love succulents, and i am excited to share this fun watercolor and stamping process, video tutorial. Please like and subscribe to my youtube channel to get all my latest updates. Below the video is a list of the supplies i used. Thanks for stopping by!

double stamp scrubber	Lawn Fawn STUCK ON YOU Lawn Cuts Dies LF851	Lawn Fawn STUCK ON YOU Clear Stamps LF850	Ranger Distress Watercolor Cardstock
*Stampendous Clear Block Medium 3 x 4 Acrylic Rubber Stamp Handle	Tim Holtz Distress Mini Ink Pad PEACOCK FEATHERS Ranger TDP40064	Memento TUXEDO BLACK INK PAD Full Size me-900	Fiskars – 12 Inch Personal Paper Trimmer with Cut-Line – Blade Style I
Tim Holtz Distress Mini Ink Pad TEA DYE Ranger TDP40231	Royal Langnickel PAINT BRUSH Round Crafter’s Choice Grip R93250	*Ranger Inkssentials GLOSSY ACCENTS Glue Dimensional Adhesive	Ranger Distress Watercolor Cardstock

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Yes, I’m really making doll blankets

Well, my little darling Madison has discovered Amercian Girl dolls.  Which is wonderful- they were a huge part of my own childhood.  However, American Girl doll stuff is crazy expensive!  We love craft projects, so we decided we were going to start making some projects geared toward American Girls.  First off, her dolls (Kirsten and Samantha) have been “freezing cold” this spring.  So I took a trip to Hobby Lobby to find some material that would be worthy.  And for $3, I found some gorgeous pink fuzzy fabric that I knew would be more than enough to make a comforter set.  I had already had a bag of fiberfill that has been sitting in the closet forever, so we were pretty much ready to go.  It was a super easy project and ended up costing about $4 instead of the $30+ bed sets listed on the American Girl site.  Plus there was the added bonus of getting to do a project with the kids.  Riley and Madison learned how a sewing machine worked and really enjoyed helping the project come together.

During the project:

And I’d say she was pretty happy with the result.