Lawn Fawn Little Sparkle Unicorn

Welcome back crafter friends and happy weekend to you.  I am sharing today a tutorial on how I created my Lawn Fawn Rainbow using the Lawn Fawn Rainbow Die set as well as a tutorial on how to create a reveal wheel card using the 

Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Die and Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Arch Add On die set.  You will have so much fun doing a reveal wheel card and the Lawn Fawn Company continues to add on more Lawn Fawn Reveal wheel dies and stamp sets for every occasion.  The Rubber Buggy has all of these adorable Lawn Fawn die and stamp sets for a weekend of exciting crafting.

 Instructions for Lawn Fawn Rainbow Die

Apply NUVO Shimmer Clear Glitter on Rainbow.

Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Instructions:  Also Lawn Fawn has a Reveal Wheel U-Tube Tutorial for this as well.

Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Die Set

Die cut the scallop circle with heavy-weight white cardstock.  Using a pencil and ruler, draw a line across the circle making 4 pie shapes.

Note the embossed circle on this scallop circle.  Use the embossed line and your pencil lines as lining up the window and then trace the 4 windows with the pencil.  This will help center your stamped sentiments.

I like using a stamp tool like the Misti or Tim Holtz Stamp Platform for all of my stamping. Normally, I used the magnets on my stamp platform but my grandson hide my magnets so I use tape this time.  I will always end up inking and stamping the same stamp about three times on the stamp tool to get my desired ink on the sentiment.   I lined up each sentiment in the traced sections for stamping and begin my stamping which I have reinked about three times to get the desired stamp print that I want for this reveal wheel using the Memento Black Tuxedo ink.  

I used the Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Friends and Family Sentiments stamp set along with the Lawn Fawn A Little Sparkle Stamp set for the sentiments.  

 Erase the pencil marks on this scallop wheel.

You can tell from the back of this wheel that I need new pads with the marks.  Using the 1" circle from the Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel set, die cut with white cardstock.  I just used some white cardstock with ink on it but this won't be seen.  Insert the brad through the 1" circle and scallop.  You will adhere glue or 3D tape on this brad but not the scallop die cut to adhere to the card.

NOTE:  You can cut out another reveal wheel backing or I used the Lawn Fawn Scallop Rectangle Frame behind the reveal wheel front.

Add 3D Foam Adhesive tape on the back.  Make sure to not get the tape right up to the reveal wheel.

Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Arc Frame die

Die cut white cardstock with the Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel Arc Frame die.  Glue the frame to the front of the card.  Apply blue ink to the arrows. 

Apply Beacon 3-in-1 Advance Craft glue to the back of this die cut.

Lay the glue side down on the card next to the wheel and  use any thing to poke these arrows down on the card.  I used my fingers to secure these arrows.  If your paper isn't heavy enough or the arrows came out of the cardstock, just use a tweezer or fingers to place these arrows on the card.

Lawn Fawn A Little Sparkle Stamp Set  and Uni-Ball Impact Medium White Gel Pen

Isn't this little unicorn in the Lawn Fawn A Little Sparkle stamp set adorable.  It comes with a die but I just colored this adorable unicorn with Copic Markers and used the Uni-Ball Impact Medium White Gel Pen for the stripes in the hair.  I love this white pen and had the same white pen for the past two years.  It doesn't dry up or clog up in the point.  

I used a white cardstock for the Lawn Fawn Fluffy Cloud border that comes in three die cuts. 

Lawn Fawn Fluffy Cloud border

 I cut out each one and sponged on Ranger Distress Tumbled Glass ink on the edges of the clouds.  I used the Beacon 3-in-1 Advanced glue to adhere the clouds on the card and around the edges the clouds and then applied glitter.

I applied 3 of the Prima Marketing Melange SIIC Crystals around the card and added 10mm white Wild Orchid Craft flower in the center of the round ribbon rhinestone.

I am entering this card in the challenge:  
Lawn Fawnatics Challenge #58:  Interactive

 My cards and projects are always posted on Saturday.  Keep watching and thank you so much for those wonderful comments as well as suggestions. 

Enjoy and Happy Crafting!