Showing posts with label Merry Christmoose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Merry Christmoose. Show all posts

Friday, July 27, 2018

Merry Christmoose in July

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Hi everyone!

Laurie here from Stamping Up North. Today my card features Cheery Lynn's Merry Christmoose die. When I first got the die, I thought he was SO adorable that I cut out a ton of them and pieced them together. I only have a few left now, so it's time to get out the die and make some more!

I cut out a stitched rectangle with some fun patterned paper. Then I added Cheery Lynn's window and my cute moose. To make him more festive I added a bit of holly from the Christmas Wreath set. I added the sentiment, a snowflake and an enamel dot.

Here's a list of the dies I used:

Cheery Lynn stitched rectangle LSC-16
Cheery Lynn Chrsitmas Wreath B839
Shuttered Window Shaker K110
Merry Christmas with Tree B477




Merry Christmoose in July!

Monday, December 18, 2017

Merry Christmas with Laurie Schmidt

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Hi everyone!
Laurie here from Stamping Up North with a penguin Christmas card I made using the Penguin Pal set. I can't seem to get enough of that set...the trio is SO cute.

Cheery Lynn Designs - Penguin Pals - 3 Piece - B909

I can never decide which one I like the best!

Actually, I can't seem to get enough of the whole fall and winter Cheery Lynn release! I can't even tell you how many times I have used those dies. They really are amazing. You can check them all out here.

For this card I used the penguin pal at the end of the trio, and adhered him onto a couple of trees from the Classic Christmas tree set. Then I adhered that onto a stitched rectangle and a Classic Snowflake Border. The sentiment is cut out 3 times and adhered together to add dimension. It's from the Merry Christmoose set. I love the font!

Here's a list of the dies I used:

Rectangle Stitch and Cut Tool LSC16

Thanks for stopping by!!!



Saturday, December 9, 2017

Merry Christmoose with Cheryl Walker

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Hello everyone and Happy Saturday to you all! Today I have a simple Christmas card designed for Cheery Lynn Designs called Merry Christmoose..hehehe, isn't he just too cute!!?? This card took less than 25 minutes to create, as it's just the one layer, and then die cuts, so super easy to create!

The moose and wording were all cut out in white card stock then colored with Copics. I glued them together using the Best Glue Ever that Cheery Lynn carries. Next I cut my Quadrafoil Square Doily out in red card stock, and then used the LPC4 Circle Pierce and Cut tool die for the white and distressed it using ink.

I glued ribbon on to the one layer, and then added my die cuts using foam tabs by Really Reasonable Ribbon. The Ribbon and embellishment are also from RRR.

Card measures 6" x 6"

Cheery Lynn Designs Supplies Used:
B923 Merry Christmoose 6 piece die set
LPC4 Circle Pierce and Cut
Quadrafoil Square Doily
Best Glue Ever
Big Sister die cutting machine


I love when you can create super cute and easy cards, and this one turned out pretty cute I think. The design paper I used is Club Scraps Scandinavian Christmas.

Thank you for looking and have a lovely day!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Thursday, December 7, 2017

Merry Christmoose from Laurie Schmidt

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Laurie here from Stamping Up North , sharing a Christmas card I made with the Merry Christmoose die set. He's such a cutie,isn't he? I just love that smile on his face.

I gave him a red and white striped scarf, and added a Santa hat from the Snow Day Bear set, and some holly from the Christmas Wreath set.

He sure looks festive and ready for the holidays!



I adhered him onto a stitched rectangle, then tucked in a tree from the Bringing Home Christmas set.
I added a few sequins for some bling, and stamped the sentiment in black.



Here's a list of the dies I used:




Friday, November 10, 2017

Christmas Tags with Maggi

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We all need quick this time of year and I've got just the project for you!  Bonus, it's a project you can have fun making with the kids too.  Just die cut a variety of shapes with Cheery Lynn Designs dies, assemble into cute little tags and you've got quick, but oh so cute gift tags that will give your gifts, that extra special something.


On this tag I used two ovals from the Oval Scalloped LG Stackers Nesting Dies 6 Piece Die Set and topped that with a Christmas tree diecut with the Christmas Tree Shaker Die.  The "to & from" words were die cut with the To And From Gift Envelope set.  Then I punched a hole at the top, added an eyelet and ribbon and it's ready to go.  Gift tags need to be quick and easy and this sure fits the bill.


Here's another tag that is built on a white scalloped oval diecut with the Oval Scalloped LG Stackers Nesting Dies.   Then I layered on a red  Royal Scandinavian Oval Doily, next a blue layer cut with Nesting Doll- Oval #2 5 Piece Die Set and finally topped with Patches The Snowman .


Now this moose is one of my favorites!  He's from the Merry Christmoose set.  He's layered over patterned paper die cut with the French Flair Pierce And Cut Tool  and the red cardstock base is die cut with the Horizon French Flair Boutique Stacker Frames.


Here's a view of the back of each tag.  The fun thing about tags is that you can use your scraps.   All my scraps are from Graphic 45's Winter Wonderland collection and I was so happy to have a used for all those little pieces of my cherished Graphic 45 papers!


Cheery Lynn Dies Used:



Sunday, October 15, 2017

Merry Christmoose Card with Bonnie Garby

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Hello friends.  Bonnie here today from Make Time to Craft sharing a Christmas card using the adorable Merry Christmoose die from Cheery Lynn Designs.  Don't you just LOVE this cute little guy?
I created a piece of mottled gray cardstock using the Hickory Smoke Distress Ink pad to use with the Aspen Forest frame die.  I was going for more of a white birch tree look and I was very satisfied with the results.

The adorable moose is really easy to assemble.  You cut the different pieces in the colors of your choice and then glue them together.  Easy peasy.  I went over the eyes, ear and mouth lines with a thin black marker to make them stand out a bit more.

I cut the sentiment twice and stacked it for a bit of extra thickness and dimension.

I adhered the grass strip to the bottom and tucked two legs behind and left two on top for a little more of a feeling of depth in the scene.

Cheery Lynn Designs dies used:

I topped my card off with a pretty bow created on my Bow-it-All V3.0 using one of the pretty ribbons in the October Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  The center of the bow is adorned with a pretty Silver Stardust Rhinestone.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.  I hope I've inspired you to get started on your holiday cards.


Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Merry Christmoose with Lisa Blastick

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Hello! I'm back today with another new card for the upcoming holidays using more Cheery Lynn Designs die cuts. The adorable "moose "and "hot chocolate mugs"are super fun! 
I was in the red and chocolate mood today with gingham ribbon. Feeling Christmas in October...lol
The "snowflakes" are wonderful because there are 20 on one die cut.  I had to add some wiggly eyes to my moose too. 


Thanks for stopping by today! 
Have a great day! 
Hugs Lisa

Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Merry Christmoose by Julie Lavalette

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Hi Cheery Lynn Fans, it's JULIE here today and I'm sharing a fun Christmas card with you all using a few of the new Dies from the Fall and Winter release.


I started by cutting out my Aspen Tree Die in White Cardstock and Heat embossed some white glitter powder for a glistening snow effect, adding touches of grey Archival Ink to the edges for definition. This was mounted onto corrugated card which I had heat set sprinkles of Frantage onto for more snow, placing my moon between the layers.


My icicles were cut out in white glitter card and a layer of Glossy accents onto them. My sentiment was drop shadowed to make it pop.


My super cute Moose was cut out in Kraft card using a fineliner pen to highlight the embossed areas. I added Ink to the edge of his cream antlers and a sparkly festive scarf.

Thanks for stopping by today and I hope you manage to have some creative time this week.

Crafty Hugs, 

Julie x

Cheery Lynn Dies Used -
M4 Circle Classic

Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Merry Christmoose by Debbie Brownmiller

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A warm hello to you. It's Debbie from Debbie's Time Out hosting the blog today.
Today I an featuring the Merry Christmoose set from the new release.
I started with a woodgrain background and matted in in black and red. I used a lighter woodgrain in the center so the moose would show up better. I place the Holly Corner  at the top corner.
Here I have cut several layers of the wreath from the Joy to the World Wreath   and layered them one on top of the other to create a full wreath. I layered some of the holly leaves from the Holly Leaves  die. I cut the Tiny Bubbles Border in red and used some of the negative circles for the berries. The Merry Christmoose sentiment was cut from plaid paper to match the moose's scarf and then I coated it with glossy accents.
Now for the moose from the Merry Christmoose set. Isn't he just too cute. He looks like such a happy moose and makes me smile when I look at him. I cut his body parts from a paper that looks like animal hair. I used woodgrain paper to cut his antlers from. His scarf was cut from the same plaid as the sentiment. Depending what papers you cut this moose from you would get a lot of different looks.

Thanks for dropping by the blog today. Please take a minute and leave a comment or tell me what you think of this new die set. I think it would be great for Christmas cards, mens birthday cards, little boy cards or maybe even a baby card done in the right colors.
Have a wonderful crafty day my friends.

Dies Used

Saturday, September 9, 2017

Merry Christmoose Card with Cheryl Walker

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Hello crafty friends, and Happy Saturday to you all! Hope you are enjoying your weekend and getting your craft on :) hehehhe

Today's card is a Merry Christmoose card created using the SWEET Cheery Lynn Dies. The DARLING moose is one of the new release, and mixed with some of Cheery Lynn's other beautiful dies. I will list them all below for you. I absolutely am LOVING all the dies in this newest release, and if you havent had a chance to see them, be sure to check them out here at the Cheery Lynn Designs store.

So for this sweet card, it measures 6" x 6" and I used a white card base. Next I chose to use a kraft color card stock, along with a green for matting all the layers of design paper. The design paper I chose to use for my card today is from Recollections Winter Wonderland, it's an oldie but goody :) I added some green sewing to each panel on my card.

Layering the main panel-
I used Cheery Lynn's Pierced Stacker #2 XL20 cut out of the kraft card stock with this one.  For the oval I used M-7 Oval Classic and cut out the coordinating design paper. For my sweet Moose I used the NEW B923 Merry Christmoose die, and cut him out all in white, then colored with different Copic markers. I did add some white gel dots to his antlers, ear and tail.

Teh flowers were cut using another design paper from this collection and cut using Cheery Lynns Poinsettia Strip.  I then added some gold stamens from Really Reasonable Ribbon to the centers. The greenery was done using the poinsettia strip and some of the design paper.  Then I used for the branches B846 Christmas Bell 7, it's the branch in this set.

Merry Christmoose was colored and then I added a bit of glitter. Ribbon is Gingham from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Cheery Lynn Dies used-

I really enjoyed creating this sweet card. I love making the clusters with Cheery Lynn Dies, and love how the Poinsettias look done in a white glitter design paper.
Thank you for looking and hope you enjoy the rest of your day!

hugs
Cheryl

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