Showing posts with label Double Scalloped Border. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Double Scalloped Border. Show all posts

Monday, December 5, 2016

Hello Card by Amy Voorthuis

3:30 AM 1 Comments
Good morning lovelies. 
Today it's my turn again on this lovely blog and this time I would like to share another card with you  all! The flowers on my card are really easy but really time consuming because you have to cut out at least 20 flower petals from the B187 - Build a Flower #2 but they give such a great affect on your card. You can make them as large as you wish you only have to cute out more flowers petals to do so. 

Hello: 
I cut out the flower petals out of mulberry papers and colored them with some Lindy's Stamp Gang sprays.  This time I chose a darker purple and a bright pink one. I wish I had more mulberry or mixed media papers.  Then I would have been making flowers all day long because it's so much fun.  

I think I am kind of hooked on that gorgeous B465 - Double Scalloped Border - hehe it's such a great addition to your work! For my card I used the pretty "Vintage Autumn Basics" collection by Maja Design 

Cheery Lynn Design dies used:
B465 - Double Scalloped Border
B187 - Build a Flower #2
B777 - Floral Bouquet Kit
B434 - Sweet Christine
B129 - Cherry Blossom
B453 - Dandelions
CAFLRS-14 - Flourish #14 {set of 2}
B390 - Small Lollipop Fringe Cutie
CABD-74 - Mirror
CARA-8 - Hello

Thank you so much for visiting the blog today!
I hope you enjoyed my post and I have inspired you to use your Cheery Lynn Designs dies. If you love the Cheery Lynn Designs dies I used, you could always enter our bi-weekly challenge to win a $20 shopping spree.
This time it's challenge #243 "Sparkle & Shine Theme" I can't wait to see your work! I always enjoy looking at your works have a great week everyone.

Saturday, September 26, 2015

Make a Wish by Julie Lavalette

3:30 AM 2 Comments


Hi Everyone, it's JULIE here today. Thanks so much for all your lovely comments on my Halloween card last week, it was lovely to read them. This week I was inspired by the image of this little Sailor boy to make a nautical themed card.


My Lighthouse was cut out twice in blue Cardstock and once in white. I layered the White cardstock on to the blue, slightly offsetting for a shadow effect and distressed with ink at the edges. Next I fussy cut my blue stripes out and glued in place. I coloured the roof on the house with a brown Copic pen.
My Anchor was coloured with a brown and gold pen and a little Distress powder added for a rust effect.


I love the different designs you can get from the Lady Kate Edger and you can move it right along whatever your length of paper matching up as you go.


Finishing off my card with some Pearls.

Cheery Lynn Dies used:

 Thanks for stopping by and good luck to everyone entering our Weekly Challenge.

Julie x 

Friday, May 16, 2014

Hello Card from Corina!

3:30 AM 5 Comments
 
Hello Everyone!
 
Corina here with the Friday blog post. Thank you for joining me!
 
I very much enjoyed creating this card because I used a few new release dies for the first time and also tried cutting the Rustic Birdhouse die out of burlap. Which was not difficult at all. The die went through my Big Shot with no problem, smooth and easy!
 
 
I love creating nature scenes for my cards using my Cheery Lynn Dies. I hope you will try a new medium (burlap, vellum, Lutradur® Mixed Media Sheets )  to die cut on your next project! Let me know what you tried!
 
 
 
Dies used:

 
I hope you will play along in our weekly challenge 132 - Dry Embossing. You could win a $20 shopping spree at the online Cheery Lynn Designs store.
 
Have a great weekend and remember to Create!
 
Take care,

Corina Finley
 Live, Laugh & Create

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