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Hello!

I created beautiful backgrounds using rubber bands that my son had laying around the house wrapped around a Lawn Fawn Acrylic block. They were so easy and fun. There are so many possibilities for using rubber bands.







Check out the video to see how this easy, beautiful card came together. Supplies listed below. .



Supplies:
Lawn Fawn Guava Cardstock
Lawn Fawn Fresh Cut Grass
Lawn Fawn Walnut Ink
Lawn Fawn Hippo Ink
Lawn Fawn Fab Flowers
Concord & 9th Petals and Pallets
Lawn Fawn Guava Ink
Neenah 80 lb
Nuvo Medium Glue Pen


Have an awesome day!

-Heather 

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