Lawn Fawn How You Bean?: Jar Stamps, Add-Ons & Sizes
How You Bean? (LF1325) is a 4 × 6 in clear photopolymer stamp set from Lawn Fawn of California, made in the USA. It stamps a 2¼ in mason jar, a cluster of jelly beans, single beans, a label, tiny bean faces and punny sentiments. It led the clear stamp sets on Lawn Fawn's best-seller list on October 21, 2026.
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Product facts
- Product
- Lawn Fawn How You Bean? Clear Stamp Set (4 × 6 in, LF1325)
- Brand
- Lawn Fawn
- Brand origin
- United States
- Made in
- United States*
- Material
- Clear photopolymer stamps
- Released
- 2017*
- Price range
- $$$5–20 per stamp or ink pad
Notes on these facts
- Made by Lawn Fawn, LLC (Rancho Santa Margarita, California). Made in United States: Lawn Fawn's product page says "Made with care in the USA!" and tags the set "made in the usa"; the stamp sheet itself is printed "made with care in the USA". It doesn't say where the coordinating dies are made. Source. Price: example listing. Released: Lawn Fawn tags the set "spring 2017", and its store record for LF1325 dates from January 10, 2017. Lawn Fawn doesn't publish an exact release date.
- Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026.
Key takeaways
- Lawn Fawn sells How You Bean? as a 4 × 6 in (102 × 152 mm) clear stamp set, item LF1325, at US$16.
- Lawn Fawn's approximate sizes: jar 2¼ × 2¼ in, bean cluster 2 × 1½ in, single bean ⅝ × ⅜ in and label 1½ × ⅞ in.
- We count 34 stamps on Lawn Fawn's product photo, including 12 bean faces and 11 sentiments or words.
- Lawn Fawn released 10 How You Bean? add-on stamp sets between 2017 and 2025, from candy corn to pickles.
- Lawn Fawn says the stamps are made with care in the USA; the company was founded in March 2010 in Southern California.
What is Lawn Fawn How You Bean?
It’s a 4 × 6 in clear stamp set from Lawn Fawn that stamps a mason jar you fill with jelly beans, then color in. Lawn Fawn, a small papercraft company from Southern California, suggests it for Easter cards, thank-you cards and “just because” cards.
The idea is simple: stamp the jar, stamp the beans inside it “in bulk,” color them in bright colors and add little happy faces. Punny sentiments such as “How you bean?” and “bean meaning to say.” finish the card.
Is How You Bean? a best seller?
Yes: on October 21, 2026 it was the first clear stamp set in Lawn Fawn’s own Bestsellers collection sorted by best selling. The items above it were supplies and dies, such as the glue tube, the Stamp Shammy and the Magic Iris die.
It has also grown into a family. Lawn Fawn has released 10 add-on stamp sets since 2017 and added coloring stencils and bundles in September 2025. Simon Says Stamp listed the Christmas Cookie add-on in its Lawn Fawn collection on the same day, and Scrapbook.com showed 11 ratings, all recommending the set, in a search listing; we couldn’t open the page itself.
What’s in the set?
A mason jar, a cluster of jelly beans, single beans, a label, bean faces and sentiments: we count 34 stamps on Lawn Fawn’s product photo.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Maker | Lawn Fawn (United States) |
| Item | LF1325 (UPC 035127964959) |
| Sheet size | 4 × 6 in (102 × 152 mm) |
| Stamps | 34 (our count from Lawn Fawn’s photo) |
| Jar | about 2¼ × 2¼ in (57 × 57 mm), lid separate |
| Bean cluster | about 2 × 1½ in (51 × 38 mm) |
| Single bean | about ⅝ × ⅜ in (16 × 10 mm), outline and solid |
| Label | about 1½ × ⅞ in (38 × 22 mm) |
| Extras | 12 bean faces, hearts, a line, “to:” and “♡:” |
| Sentiments | How you bean?, thanks for bean sweet, bean meaning to say., jelly beans, you’re sweet, hello, HAPPY, BIRTHDAY, SPRING, EASTER |
| Type | Clear photopolymer |
| Made in | United States (Lawn Fawn) |
Sizes are Lawn Fawn’s “approximate stamp sizes”; the count and sentiment list are our reading of its product photo.
How do you use it?
Stamp the jar in black, stamp beans inside it, color them, then add faces and a sentiment. Lawn Fawn’s suggestion is to stamp the jelly beans in bulk inside the jar and color them for a bright, cheerful look.
A crisp black dye ink such as Memento Tuxedo Black suits coloring with markers afterward. The tiny faces are easier to place with a stamp positioner such as the MISTI.
What are the add-ons and dies?
Add-on stamp sets swap the jelly beans for other fillers, and Lawn Cuts dies cut everything out. All sold separately:
| Add-on | Item | Released (Lawn Fawn store) |
|---|---|---|
| Candy Corn | LF1460 | July 2017 |
| Conversation Heart | LF1553 | October 2017 |
| Star | LF1690 | April 2018 |
| Christmas Cookie | LF2033 | July 2019 |
| Mint | LF2682 | August 2021 |
| Strawberries | LF2766 | January 2022 |
| Buttons | LF3063 | January 2023 |
| Seashell | LF3169 | May 2023 |
| Money | LF3419 | March 2024 |
| Pickle | LF3907 | September 2025 |
How You Bean? Lawn Cuts (LF1326) cut out the jar and beans, and the Shaker Add-On (LF1327) builds a window so loose die-cut beans rattle inside the jar.
Lawn Fawn listed them at US$15 and US$20. You need a die-cutting machine such as the Sizzix Big Shot.
How does it compare to a layering set?
How You Bean? is a smaller, cheaper outline set for coloring; layering sets build shaded images from several stamps.
| How You Bean? | Altenew Peony Bouquet | |
|---|---|---|
| Sheet | 4 × 6 in | 6 × 8 in |
| Stamps | 34 (our count) | 24 |
| Style | Outline images to color | Layered florals |
| Made in | USA | USA |
| Band | $$ | $$$ |
Where is it made, and what does it cost?
Lawn Fawn says the stamps are made with care in the USA, from photopolymer. Lawn Fawn, LLC was founded in March 2010 and gives its address in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.
On October 21, 2026 Lawn Fawn listed the set at US$16, which puts it in our $$ band ($5–20 per stamp set).
Frequently asked questions
What comes in the Lawn Fawn How You Bean? stamp set?
A mason jar and its lid, a cluster of jelly beans, outline and solid single beans, a label, 12 tiny bean faces, small hearts and sentiments such as "How you bean?" and "thanks for bean sweet". We count 34 stamps on Lawn Fawn's product photo.
How big is the How You Bean? jar stamp?
Lawn Fawn gives the jar as about 2¼ × 2¼ in (57 × 57 mm). That fits on an A2 card front (4.25 × 5.5 in) with room for a sentiment below.
Does How You Bean? come with dies?
No, the dies are separate. How You Bean? Lawn Cuts (LF1326) cut out the stamped images, the Shaker Add-On (LF1327) builds a shaker window, and Lawn Fawn also sells stamp-and-die bundles.
How do you make a How You Bean? shaker card?
Lawn Fawn suggests pairing the set with the How You Bean? Shaker Add-On dies to make an interactive shaker card full of individual jelly beans. You need a die-cutting machine for the dies.
What are the How You Bean? add-ons?
Extra stamp sets that swap the jelly beans for other fillers. Lawn Fawn lists candy corn, conversation hearts, stars, Christmas cookies, mints, strawberries, buttons, seashells, money and pickles, released from 2017 to 2025.
Is Lawn Fawn How You Bean? made in the USA?
Yes. Lawn Fawn's product page says the set is made with care in the USA, from photopolymer. Lawn Fawn is based in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.
Are Lawn Fawn stamps clear or rubber?
Clear. How You Bean? is a clear photopolymer set: you peel each stamp off the sheet and stick it to an acrylic block to see exactly where it will print.
Sources
- Lawn Fawn: how you bean? (4 × 6 clear stamp set LF1325, US$16, approximate stamp sizes, made in the USA, spring 2017 tags, coordinating dies and stencils)
- Lawn Fawn: Bestsellers collection, sorted by best selling (How You Bean? the first clear stamp set listed, October 21, 2026)
- Lawn Fawn: How You Bean? collection (10 add-on stamp sets, 2017–2025; Lawn Cuts, Shaker Add-On, coloring stencils, bundles)
- Lawn Fawn: How You Bean? product photo (stamp sheet, "photopolymer clear stamps", "made with care in the USA")
- Lawn Fawn: Spring 2017 press kit (founded March 2010, Rancho Santa Margarita, California; photopolymer stamps)
- Scrapbook.com: Lawn Fawn Clear Photopolymer Stamps, How You Bean (11 ratings, all recommending; seen in a search listing)
- Simon Says Stamp: Lawn Fawn How You Bean? Buttons Add-On Clear Stamps, LF3063 (an extension of the original set)
- Simon Says Stamp: Lawn Fawn collection (How You Bean? Christmas Cookie Add-On bundle listed, October 21, 2026)
- Cal Yperson: Lawn Fawn inspiration week, How You Bean? Seashell Add-On (July 21, 2023)
