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Lawn Fawn - Spring 2017 Release

Lawn Fawn always seem to pull it out of the bag every time they have a release and this Spring is no exception! With approximately 80 products being released today - Thursday 23rd February - where do you start? There's are so many great products to choose from - and you just, you just want them all!

In this post I give a brief run down of what products are available in this season's release and a few that have caught my eye!

Let's start with the die and stamp sets:

 As you can see there is a lot to choose from! From cute Easter themed stamps and dies to all occasion sets to create cards and projects with. All very versatile and can be stretched so that your stash isn't limited. I love anything floral themed so my favourite has got to be the Fab Flowers set - great for all occasions and all types of cards and the 'build' element is great too. I love the Year Seven stamp set with the pinata - it's fun and playful and I love that they have included a great banner set too. MFT recently had their release which had a space themed stamp and die set - Lawn Fawn have also got one in this release too - and it's sooo cute. I love that there a great selection of graphics and the planets come in different patterns too (stripes, spots etc) Super diverse and playful!

The die sets below are in this season's release too - check these out:

I absolutely love the zig-zag shape sets for this release - they add that something extra for your bases and layering - very unique too. LF's scripty fonts too are great and are perfect for sentiments on cards and scrapbook pages. The box die is so clever and brilliant for building scenes for that 3D dimension to a project and also lets not forget the scenery building dies for putting together detailed and intricate backgrounds - the road die is great, the grassy hills and town scapes are wonderful and the extra detailed additions - picket fences and flowers are beautiful and just a great addition of versatility for any card or project maker. I can't get over the dies - the selection is brilliant.

Now on to the papers:

The plaid and the watercolour collections are always so colourful and full of vibrancy. It is wonderful to see what collections they come out with everytime they have a release. Great for backgrounds for card, or when you die cut a scene for a card. The blue and green would be brilliant with the Bicycle Built For You set with the grassy hill dies and scenery building dies too.

The inks are here too:

And the cardstock...

And lets not forget the Ink Cubes - the colours are gorgeous! Hoorah for Ink Cubes!

Look at those colours - aren't they just so pretty? I love the Candy store pack and the Tropical too. Too many to choose from!

I love the diversity of the products available the range of dies are incredible and the stamp sets are so detailed and fun that you just can't resist to not want to buy them all - everything! I personally have bought the Fab Flowers set, the Year Seven set and the How You Been set. I think I will possibly invest in the ink cubes at some stage as it's always great to add more colours from different ranges to my collection!

Please do check your local craft stockists for availability of all products for Lawn Fawn and check out the Lawn Fawn Blog for inspiration and project ideas.


**all pictures are courtesy of the Lawn Fawn Blog (www.lawnfawn.blogspot.com)


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