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DIY Dragon Hoodie Costume for Kids!

May 13, 2019 by Shellie Wilson

Nothing sparks the imagination quite like a good fairytale. Who hasn’t dreamed of living in a far off kingdom where princesses and knights are joined by fairy godmothers and magical creatures? We’ve seen the stories over and over again in books and movies. Sometimes, there’s a damsel in distress, waiting for her knight in shining armor to save the day. Other princesses didn’t need a man to rescue her. But one thing all fairytales have in common is an epic adventure.

Whether you’re dressing up for Halloween or looking for a way to take playtime to the next level, we’ve got the perfect DIY for you! Pair this DIY Dragon hoodie with some other fairytale costumes for a dress-up adventure like no other!

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How to Make a Basket of Kittens Fall Card

How adorable is this basket of kittens Autumn card from Mona!? A handmade card a wonderful way to say thank you. She started her design with a lavender cardstock base ( I love this with the darker Fall colors!), die cutting it to add a lacey pattern and die cut an oval scallop from the center. Her basket, kittens, leaves and acorns were all die cut with ink blending added for color and dimension with white gel pen accents for pops of faux shine. She stamped a wavy sentiment strip too and placed everything on the card base, tucking the basket inside the opening a bit. I love the top arch of leaves inside and outside of the opening she created, that also adds nice depth.

Watch her video tutorial on the Lawn Fawn blog.

-Heather

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