Hello and welcome to the very first ever Lawnscaping Blog-hop!!!
Hopefully you have arrived here at my blog from the lovely Kim Duran's blog!! If at any point you lose your way along this bloggety-hop, just pop back to the Lawnscapings Challenge Blog and you can either start again (and come on, why wouldn't you want to check everything out at least twice?!)
So when I received my email from Laurel, saying the theme was the holidays, I immediately started staring at my Lawn Fawn stamps, turning them every which way, waiting for inspiration to strike and it didn't take long!
The little critters just spoke to me and said "tell them what the nativity REALLY looked like!" lol. So I had to listen to them.
I used Enamel Accents on the eyes (makes them look like they have false eyelashes lol!)
The card was quite simple, just took a bit of planning, and LOTS of masking :)
The critters were all coloured with Copic Markers, and a little distress ink was applied around the 'background' and to make the star's "beam of light". I added some distress stickles to the star to give it a bit of glimmer and shine.
I hope you like it!
Don't forget!! The hop runs from Friday, September 9th - Sunday, September 11th! Make sure to comment on all of the blogs because there are LOTS of prizes to be won! All the details can be found on the Lawnscaping home page (http://lawnscaping.blogspot. com).
Next on to the hop you pop over to the amazing Isha's blog.
Thanks so much for joining me here today and I hope you come back again soon!
Have a wonderfully crafty day!
Waaaaaaaa this is soooo cute....make me smile BIG, thank u for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteCard is really cute. It sure lots of masking, hehe. TFS :)
ReplyDeleteahhhhhhhhhhhh, this is so cute!!! Love love love this one :-) so smart!!
ReplyDeletexx Tamara
So super cute!!! I love the "false lashes!" Adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow! That must have been a lot of work! But it looks awesome! What a cute scene!
ReplyDeleteAwwww...this is such a cute cute scene ! Love your idea ! very creative :)
ReplyDeleteYou have done a fantastic job, love this :)
ReplyDeleteSuperb card. Love those false lashes;)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!! Adorable! I am blown away by the card!msuch a cute idea! I love the effect of the star too! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThis card is just Beautiful with a capital B! Love the little critters and the coloring is a work of art. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletehahaha! I had no idea how cute a crittery nativity could be :)
ReplyDeleteOh my.... how wonderful is this?!
ReplyDeleteJust adorable and creative, love the alternative nativity :)
Jenny x
Just a fabulous, FABULOUS ideas! Love all those critters and the one sitting inside the lanterned turned bag! So clever! Loving this nativity! Very creative. THANK YOU for sharing your talent with us! Make sure to upload it to Flickr if you haven't already!
ReplyDeleteyour card is just amazing loved those critters ,they look so cute i really loved your coloring so much, makes the card come alive.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, such a wondeful idea! TFS =)
ReplyDeleteSuch an AMAZING scene! So much detail on this. Love the masking, the eye lashes, the srays of light and that each of the 3 foxes have a gift (clever use of lanterns). Just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet scene you put together there, well done!
ReplyDeleteThis is a brilliant idea! I just love what you have done. Critters for a Nativity is better than people in my opinion. :)
ReplyDeleteOh,this is such a cute card! Love all the animals and colors you chose to use! Great card :)
ReplyDeleteThis is way too cute! I love those false eyelashes too ;).
ReplyDeleteThis is just too sweet! Love what you did with the enamel accents!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of those cards that make you go "Awww" as soon as you see it. You did an amazing job from concept to completion. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHehehehe...this is super cute,Linda!
ReplyDeletesuch a clever idea!
ReplyDeletesuper SWEET card!
ReplyDeleteLOL! I love your idea, super cute!!! This card has lots of work, wow, great results!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!!! You ded an awesome job masking off the images to create this scene!! ;o)
ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome and perfect.. I never would have thought of that.
ReplyDeleteahh.. so cute! I just love the mini polka dot paper.. those critters are adorable..
ReplyDeleteOff to the next stop on the hop :) HUGS
familybubbles at hotmail dot com
Great idea and use of the critters..loved the scene you have created!
ReplyDeleteThis is so flippin' cute! What an awesome ideas using the Critters for a scene like that. I love it!
ReplyDeleteSUPER, SUPER sweet! Love the little scene you've created. LF stamps seem to be soo perfect for that! Keep my fingers crossed I'm lucky so that I'll get to try them soon (-; Thanks for great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is really clever! I love how you used the wise foxes for the wise men!
ReplyDeleteLove the nativity scene you've created! Absolutely brilliant :)
ReplyDeletebrilliant! what a creative card!!
ReplyDeleteoooooh wow. this is a perfect card for some members of my family, my dad would especially die laughing with this. It's so amazing! I dunno how you did so much masking, though!
ReplyDelete-rachel w k
rwkrafts.blogspot.com
Holy cute! That card is too much!
ReplyDeleteLove it, thanks for sharing
Aww, this is adorable! I love seeing all those critters together, they are some of my Lawn Fawn favorites :)
ReplyDeleteD'awww! This is so adorable! I'm partial to the Critters in the Forrest set because my dog (shiba inu) looks like a red fox. I love this card so much! What an adorable idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat an unbelievably creative and fantastically CUTE idea! Great execution too in my book.
ReplyDeleteextremely cute with the little critters, ♥ it!
ReplyDeletejust too cute!
ReplyDeletelinda, how cute! lol, those critters.. whispered you! :-) great coloring all around :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat work with all that masking!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! I love your idea to use critters, and your coloring is perfect!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the coloring and the accents and the idea! =D It's just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteso adorable...love the coloring..
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing..
Cute clever card. Sometimes it's good to remind folks about the reason for the season. Luv the colors, design - its a great card
ReplyDeleteahhh....sooo cute!! Karen Freiberg
ReplyDeletelove this soo cute!!
ReplyDeleteOh, so cute!
ReplyDeleteSuper genius! I love how you created the scene! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is absolutely ADORABLE!! What a great scene. :)
ReplyDeleteWow you really put some work into this! Good job!
ReplyDeleteAh, so adorable!
ReplyDeletewhat a creative idea!!i love the bunny!
ReplyDeleteHUGS
Yenni Natalia
http://www.scrapcollector.blogspot.com
super clever! and different! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is too stinkin' cute! Love the enamel eyes idea too.
ReplyDeleteAdorable project! I love the colors and the design!
ReplyDeleteCarol B
ciaoitalia2007(at)gmail(dot)com
I like the enamel accents on the eyes.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea to use critters for a Christmas card!
ReplyDeletewhat a great take on a xmas tradition! so cute! i love the foxes!
ReplyDeleteThat is seriously the cutest nativity I have ever seen! Great J-O-B!
ReplyDeleteFurbaby lover, loving this card!!
ReplyDeletethose animals are so cute xx
ReplyDeleteNice coloring skills!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea!!! i really love this card. makes me smile big!
ReplyDeleteA really cute card!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! What a clever and sweet nativity scene!
ReplyDeleteThat cards is so adorable! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteRobin
mcever4 at bellsouth dot net
What a clever way to make a nativity card. Lots of masking for sure. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteCarol: clperry60@aol.com
Awesome nativity scene!!!! Very clever and a beautiful beam of light. Absolutely one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteA little tongue in cheek - but I LOVE it! You'd have to be careful of who you send it to for Christmas though! LOL! TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteAhh- cute card!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Gosh!!! I love this!
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I love your original and creative use of stamps. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love Lawn Fawn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a FUN, CUTE and Adorable (non} traditional Christmas card. LOVE it!! TFS. Tenny
ReplyDeleteAw so cute, it must have taken you ages!
ReplyDeleteso cute ; )
ReplyDeleteWhat a very creative idea and such a sweet scene you have created! TFS! =)
ReplyDeletelove how you made this into a manger scene, so great!
ReplyDeleteVery creative card!
ReplyDeleteOH. EM. GEE.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! so cute...the foxy wise girls are...foxy. the bunny adorable...my goodness this is sweet! love it
You must be so patient to do all of that masking...and it paid off!
ReplyDeleteThis was super cute! Loved the twist on the story of the nativity.
ReplyDeleteAdorable card...both my girls are squealing at all those little foxy faces!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this animal analogy scene you created for us here! I am a HUGE fan of Lawn Fawn's critters so it is a treat to see so many in a single card! I love your source of 'light' that you created and the foxy lashes.
ReplyDeleteThis isn't the real nativity, but I do like it, it's a very neat card :)
ReplyDeleteawww Linda ,, this is absolutley adorable ! I love the little nativity scene you made here with the bunny in the crib ,, sooo cute ! :-)
ReplyDeleteluv
Lols x x x
oooh, how cute all those animals together!
ReplyDeleteall of the masking was worth it. cute card!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet critter scene!
ReplyDeleteThis is so adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove your critter nativity. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHa ha, I've not seen a Nativity scene quite like this one before! You did a fabulous job here, Linda! xxx
ReplyDeleteYou created a perfect Christmas scene! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHa! This card made me laugh out loud. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat nativity scene is so cute and clever that is original.
ReplyDeletecuteness everywhere...
ReplyDeletejoann.heinbuch@gmail.com
Too totally cute! Love the three foxy "wise men"!
ReplyDeleteLinda, this is gorgeous! Glad you can join us on our very 1st Lawnscaping blog hop!
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