Showing posts with label Leaf strip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leaf strip. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Holiday Ornaments

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Happy Tuesday everyone! leslierahye here creating some last-minute ornaments for my tree and for gifts. I am using the 60 degree triangles from the Quilt and Fabric dies! These are a bit deeper than our normal Cheery Lynn Designs Dies and allow for multiple pieces of cardstock to be cut at once! This makes creating a project like this where you would need 20 triangles so much quicker and easier.


The notches on the die make it easy to fold up the edges of the triangle for gluing. This is the seam allowance for quilting but it is perfect for gluing to create the ornament.

To create the ornament you need a string of 10 triangles glued together as above left. Additionally you need a top and a bottom of the ornament that is constructed like on the right. I found that it goes together easier if you nip off the very tips of the allowance at the points. I allows the card stock to sit nicely and not have to be bent to allow for the final connections to be made. 

  Cheery Lynn Dies used
60 Degree Triangles (Set of 3 Dies)
Holly Leaves - B183
Poinsettia Strip - B324

I finished my ornaments with a chenille stem ring for hanging the ornament and some shaped poinsettias and holly leaves. Thank you for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed my project!

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Sunday, July 28, 2013

Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge #91 Hot Time in the Summer

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Welcome to the Sunday Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge - now here on our Inspriation Blog! We look forward to you joining us each week for a chance to win a $20 store credit.  To see last week's winner, click here.

What fantastic entries we had last week for our Silver and Gold Challenge.  Thank you to all who entered. Every week the entire design team enjoys seeing your creations with our dies.  This week our challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs is

Hot Time In The Summer


 Here are the rules:
  • You MUST follow the theme and use at least one Cheery Lynn Designs die, of course, we would love to see more than one. 
  • You MUST add a link to your blog post in the InLinkz at the end of this post; no back posting, only new projects are allowed
  • You MUST link to this challenge in your blog post or on your gallery post
  • You may only enter the challenge ONCE per week.
The winner will be chosen based on merit by Cheery Lynn Designs. They will receive $20 towards shopping at the Cheery Lynn website. The challenge will end on Saturday night at 18:00 Eastern time.


And now to our inspiration for today......


captured the perfect summer day, filled with warm thoughts and gorgeous flowers.


Dies used:
Mexican Tile Pattern
Gardenia Strip
Holly Leaves
Flourish Leaf Strip
Wreath Strip
Miniature Rose
Sweet Williams Strip
Shasta Daisy
Embellishments 3
Exotic Butterflies 1
Circle Stackers


Debbie Brownmiller 
shared a card full of fun and sunshine.  I love how she created flowers to look like the sun, splashed on a pool of blue.




Dies Used:





Remember, you must use at least one Cheery Lynn Designs Die to enter this challenge.

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Playing with roses

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Hello everyone!

Jenn here with my first post as guest designer for my most favorite die company!  I hope this finds everyone having an absolutely wonderful and crafty weekend so far!

For my card, I pulled out my much loved rose strip dies.  I've seen a technique that I've been wanting to play around with... spritzing and scrunching.  I'm always so thrilled with how versatile Cheery Lynn's flower dies are and how you can get different looks even with the same dies.  All three of my flowers were made with the same three Cheery Lynn rose strips (one strip of each size: miniature, medium and large).

 
The roses were all made of Tissue Stock.  The one on the bottom left was shaped, while the rose on the top was shaped and then spritzed and scrunched.  The last rose on the right was spritzed and scrunched without being shaped.  Each so easy, yet so very pretty!

The card base was cut from the largest of the French Flair Stackers.  The border was made with largest of the French Flair Doily Stackers, then cut out of the middle was the second largest of the French Flair Stackers, and filled in with the same cut on a different paper.

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend!

Dies used:

Monday, July 1, 2013

A Rose is Not Always a Rose

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 Hello, to all of you Cheery Lynn Designs lovers out there!  On my project today, I wanted to show you how to take the small rose die, and use it to create an apple blossom (at least that's what I think it looks like!)  I used a patterned paper that had branches with flowers and leaves already printed on it, but I thought it would look great to add some dimension over the top.  I didn't try to line the elements up exactly to what was printed, but rather arranged them to compliment each other.  This really creates a big wow factor, in no time at all.  For the blooms, I used one layer from the smallest rose strip, and then used centers from the BAF2 embellishments.  They really look so similar to the patterned paper.


You will notice that our challenge is now starting on Sunday, and can be found right here on this blog.  The most current challenge, can always be found by clicking on the link in the upper right corner of the blog.  For your chance to win a $20 store credit, we would love to see your Christmas in July creations this week.  Be sure to link up by 6:00 pm EST on Saturday, July 6th.

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Monday, June 24, 2013

Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge #86 Wonderful Weddings

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What fantastic entries we had last week for our Keep it Krafty Challenge.  Thank you to all who entered. Every week the entire design team enjoys seeing your creations with our dies.  This week our challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs is

Wonderful Weddings

Please note - this week you have one less day to get your entries in.  Our challenges are moving to our Inspiration Blog, and will run from Sunday through Saturday at 6:00 pm (EST)



 Here are the rules:
  • You MUST follow the theme and use at least one Cheery Lynn Designs die, of course, we would love to see more than one. 
  • You MUST add a link to your blog post in the InLinkz at the end of this post; no back posting, only new projects are allowed
  • You MUST link to this challenge in your blog post or on your gallery post
  • You may only enter the challenge ONCE per week.
The winner will be chosen based on merit by Cheery Lynn Designs. They will receive $20 towards shopping at the Cheery Lynn website. The challenge will end on Sunday night at 18:00 Eastern time.


And now to our inspiration for today......


Sheila Lygo created this romantic wedding card.  The Notre Dame Cathedral die was the perfect choice to imagine a formal church wedding. And what bride wouldn't love to have those flowers on her special day?
Mini Fanciful Flourish


Debbie Brownmiller created this lovely wedding ensemble with a card and a matching placecard.  Have you notice CLD's adorable placecards? What a wonderful addition that would make for the reception! And for Debbie's card, she took some cute store-bought wedding attire stickers, and dressed them up with some Cheery Lynn Designs diecuts. That extra bit of paper lace is just so pretty.

 Dies Used: 


Remember this is the last week to play along with the June Summer Blast with Cheery Lynn Designs. We know with summer quickly approaching there are lots of fun activities to steal you away from your crafting.  We want to give you some extra incentive to keep playing along with us, so how about a chance to win an eBosser!   
You must have played along with each week's challenge to be eligible to win this month's giveaway - but we will have another contest next month! So keep watching and playing.

Here are the rules:  Play along with all four of our challenges for the month of June (easy enough!)  On the last challenge post for the month, leave a comment if you entered all of the challenges, telling us that you "had a summer blast with Cheery Lynn Designs" and you will be entered to win this fantastic prize!  Due to the cost of shipping and the electrical wiring on the machine, this contest is only open to our North American fans.

Also, for our loyal challenge followers, please note - the Cheery Lynn Designs Challenges will be moving over to our inspiration blog as of June 30th.  We will still have the same challenges and prizes, but now you will be able to find all of your Cheery Lynn Designs inspiration in one stop! Also, our challenges will be going live on Sunday morning rather than Monday.  

 Remember, you MUST use a Cheery Lynn Designs die to enter this challenge.

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Welcome Ann, Guest Designer for June

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Hello Cheery Lynn fans,
 My name is Ann McLachlan, i'm honored to be a guest designer with my favorite company for June.
Thank you BJ, Gini and Lori for giving me this amazing opportunity.....So exciting!


I live on the Hibiscus Coast North of Auckland in New Zealand.
I have been scrapbooking and card making for the past twelve years and over that time i have been fortunate to have been published in several magazines, designed for four design teams (as a coordinator on three). I have worked as a demonstrator for two different companies and taught classes at two retreats.

I love playing with paper craft goodies and hope you enjoy my creations.

For my first project as guest designer I have designed a gate fold card in pink & cream, i really love the softness and femininity of the colors but it also has lots of layers for visual  interest.


I started with a metallic pearl gate fold card, adding patterned paper edged with strips of  lace light deco border in cream and embellished them with pink rhinestones for added bling.  
I then added a layer of chicken wire cut in metallic pink. 
This is one of my favorite dies for adding background texture.

I  die cut a french pastry doily in cream, cut it in half and centered them on each side of the card.
To embellish my card I added velvet blooms in opposite corners with rose leaf and leaf flourish foliage. I finished the front off with a sentiment frame on topped with another tag and a hugs sentiment.


To decorate the inside of my card I covered each panel with patterned paper.
In the four outside corners I placed a die cut from the lace deco corners I set 
and finished off the center with strips of light lace deco border cut in metallic pink card.


I hope you have enjoyed my first project, I will be back with another project next week.

Cheery Lynn Dies used:
Chicken Wire Frame
French Pastry Doily
Light Lace Deco Border
Rose Leaf Strip
 Hugs Sentiment
 Sentiment Frame #1 
Lace Deco Corners I
Leaf Flourish Strip

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Vintage Wall Hanging

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Hello everybody.. welcome to my Sunday post. Tamara Here with my dt project for Cheery Lynn.  You still have time to enter into our challenge over on our Challenge Blog.  But don't worry if you missed this week our challenges start a fresh on Monday's.. You could be in with a chance to win a $20 spending coupon to spend in





 
I love the way this photo has turned out as you can see the glimmer mist on the petals and it just looks like water drops.. 


 Other Crafting goodies 
First Edition Papers
PaperArtys stamps
Eco Green Friendly Acrylic paints - Aged Gold and Black
Beeswax and Kraft Crunchy Paper 

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Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Seahorses and Bling

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Hi and Good Morning Everyone! :)  Alison here today, and this is my first time posting on the Cheery Lynn Designs Inspiration Blog!   I was previously found hiding over on the challenge blog, but its such a thrill to be able to now share my designs with you here!
 
For my card today I wanted to show the versatility and diversity of Cheery Lynn Dies, taking the Seahorse Family as my inspiration and mixing them with some new release dies and older dies too.
 
I started off with a 6 x 6 inch blank kraft card base, and layered up MME paper and DCWV aqua card.  I ripped the second sheet of paper to reveal the Tolkien quote underneath, and then set about adding some really cool dies.
 
I used the gauze border die to create a fish-net border, and inked the edges with Walnut DI.  I added 2 Tropical flourishes and also 2 mini fanciful flourish dies before layering my sea-horses, coral and picture.  I made the flower using the Chrysanthemum Strip (I love these floral strips) and a mini flower from the BAF embellishment set.
 
I have to say, I LOVE those seahorses!  You get 3 in a set, all different sizes and designs, and they cut brilliantly!
 
My finishing touches were charms, pearls, brads, twine and the wee crayfish was created by me.
 
All dies used on this card are:
 
B181A - Embellishment #1 - Mini Flower
 
Thanks so much for visiting our blog today, and dont forget we have a fab challenge this week over at Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge, where our theme is 'Bling it Up', and the lucky winner will receive a $20 voucher to spend in the Cheery Lynn Store.
 
Thats all from me today, have a smashing week!

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