Showing posts with label Birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birds. Show all posts

Monday, August 8, 2016

Hello card by Eva Dobilas

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Hi there, this is Eva.  Today I am sharing a card that is nature inspired.  I also did a little bit of watercoloring.

To start my card I created a card base out of light blue card stock.  Next I die cut the largest Horizon Coved Rectangle Boutique Stacker Frames Die out of watercolor card stock and painted it.  Next die cut Fancy Pots 3 Piece Die Set Leafy Flourish 2 Piece Die SetFeathered Friends 4 Piece Die Set and Sweet Christine 6 Piece Die Set out of watercolor card stock and I painted them all in with water colors.  Next I die cut the Bird Nest out of kraft card stock and built my pottery scene.  

As a final touch I die cut the Hello sentiment and added it to my card.


Hope you like this card and here is the list of dies I used to create it:


Thanks for stopping by and hope to see your cards in this weeks' challenge!

Hugs,
Eva

Monday, December 28, 2015

Hello Card by Eva Dobilas

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Hi there, this is Eva and I am here with a quick Hello card. This week our challenge is Anything goes, so I created a Hello card.

To start my card I cut a 5.5" square card base out of a cream color card stock.  Then I die cut the largest Horizon Square Boutique Stacker Frames out of patterned paper and a smaller Horizon Square Boutique Stacker Frames out of cream color card stock to layer on the card front.  Next I die cut a Lords and Commons Circle Doily out of patterned paper and a Tags #1 also out of a patterned paper to layer on top of each other and die cut an Oval out of pink card stock to layer on the Tag die.  Next I die cut the larger Hello out of silver glitter card stock to lay on top of the oval as my center piece.

Then I started working on the floral pieces.  I die cut Judy's Blooms and Medium Rose using patterned paper and built my flowers.  I glued them together and added half pearl in the middle of them.  I also die cut two smaller Leafy Flourish dies out of green card stock and added them to my flowers and finally I die cut one of the birds from the Feathered Friends die to add to my card.


Hope you like my little card.  Here is the list of dies I used to create this card with:


Thanks for stopping by and hope to see your creations in this week's challenge.

Hugs,
Eva

Monday, June 8, 2015

Happy Birthday card by Eva Dobilas

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Hi there, this is Eva here sharing a card with you using this week's challenge, which is to use corners on your card.  We hope you play along!

I created a 5.5" x 5.5" card base out of light pink card base, than added my card panel which I cut out of patterned paper and backed it up with a little larger black card stock.  I die cut a Fleur De Lis Doily out of black card stock and adhered it to the middle of my card.  I die cut 4 corners using the Royal Scandinavian Tag and added them to my corners.

Than I die cut two flowers using Gardenia Strip out of a white card stock and one out of light pink card stock.  I inked both up a little bit and built my flowers.  In the middle of my flower I die cut the strip out of the Black Eyed Susan Strip using yellow card stock and rolled it up and glued it in the middle.  I also die cut a strip of the Shasta Daisy using white card stock and inked it up and added the middle using again the Black Eyed Susan Strip.  I inked them up using different colors and added them to my flowers.


Next I die cut two of the Leafy Flourish using green card stock and added dark green ink to it and added only the small of the flourishes to my flowers.  I also die cut a Rose Leaf Strip using green card stock and added the dark green ink to it and placed it around my flowers.  I die cut one of the birds from the Feathered Friends dies and inked it up with brown ink and added it to my flourish.  Finally I die cut Happy Birthday using the Happy and Birthday die and added them to my doily.


Well, hope you enjoy this little card.

Here is the list of the Cheery Lynn Designs dies I used to create this card:


Thanks for stopping by and good luck to everyone for entering our Weekly Challenge with a chance of winning a $20 spending spree here at Cherry Lynn Designs.

Hugs,
Eva

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Your Kindness...with Lisa Blastick

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Hello, Its Lisa back this week sharing more New Cheery Lynn Diecuts from this month's new release! I was in the mood for yellow this week and found these beautiful papers to go with all the new beautiful diecuts.  First, I love the A2 Step Card Bundle Set. It's so easy and fast to use, plus it has beautiful intricate swirls to add to your card. 


I used the Dutch Daisy Oval Doily onthe side of the step card. Then I traced the inside oval that comes with the Dutch Daisy Oval Doily and added pearls along the edges.  The sentiment was printed on cardstock and then diecut with Royal Scandinavian Tag 2. I layered it on top of the Dutch Daisy Oval Doily. The edges of the tag are pierced and it really is a wonderful addiction to your collection. 


The side view of the Step Card. I added 2 layers of the Feathered Friends to make the bird study attached to the front and in the background corner I used the Royal Scandinavian Tag 1. Last but not least, I added some flowers made with Medium Rose and Miniature Rose.

New Release Cheery Lynn Diecuts Used:


Other Cheery Lynn Diecuts Used:


Thanks for stopping by and be sure to check out this week's challenge Mother's Day for a chance to win $20 at the Cheery Lynn Designs Store! 
Hugs, Lisa 

Thursday, February 19, 2015

I Like You with Rhonda Van Ginkel

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Thursday greetings to you and welcome to the blog today!  It's Rhonda here to share a project with you.

Right now where I live, we are in the midst of a super sub zero arctic deep freeze. To brighten my spirits I decided to create a card with some cheerful colors and a hint of Spring to it.

"I Like You" (A2 Card)

I recently received a few new dies, one of which is the Dutch Doily Rectangle Frame and I wanted to use it. I layered it on top of a pretty cards tock base that had a floral design in the bottom right corner.

Next, I pierced the scallop interior holes in the Doily Frame for texture. I cut the Alpine Doily Flourish from a scrap piece of vellum and layered it in the middle of the frame.


Next, I cut several varieties of florals using the Sunflower, Embellishments #3, Sweet Williams Strip, Dandelions and Tea Rose Medium. I also cut a pair of Wheat Heads. I mixed up my Sunflower layers for fun. The Sweet Williams Strip florals were lightly misted, scrunched up and inked, then glued together.


I layered in the Bird on a Branch and then completed the card with a few crystals and pearls along with the sentiment frame at the top. A tiny bit of gold string added a little texture to the floral composition.

I hope you liked my card today!

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies Used:
Dutch Doily Rectangle Frame - DL130
Alpine Flourish Doily - (Set of 2) - DL282
Bird On A Branch - A167
Wheat Heads (Set of 2) - B388
Dandelion (Set of 2) - B453
Rose Leaf Strip - B241
Sweet Williams Strip - B307
Sunflower - DL121
Embellishments #3 - B265
Tea Rose Medium - B436
Sentiment Frame #1 - B189

Please join us for our challenge this week here on the blog, the theme is "Shaped Cards" and you can check out all of the details here.  You can win a $20 gift certificate to the online store just for playing along!

We also have a Design Team Call going on.  If you haven't had a chance to see the details, you can find all about it right here.

Have a super day and a creative week!
~ Rhonda

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