Friday, August 3, 2018

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How's this for Big News?! It's happening and we're so excited to share this with you! Cheery Lynn Designs is now Maker's Movement. With that said, you'll still be able to find your favorite Cheery Lynn Designs on Amazon, and a select number of them on our newest website.

Take a peek at our new release of products, including a variety of stamp and die sets that are just too darling to resist! Visit www.mymakersmovement.com to shop and dive into the start of your newest creative adventure. It doesn't end here! Be on the look out more information regarding new products and creative resources in the next weeks and months to come. 

Follow Us! Maker's Movement can be found on all of the social media channels, including makersmovementlove, where you can feast your eyes on the latest projects our makers have crafted up. You won't want to miss out on the big items headed your way! 

Join the Movement! Visit www.mymakersmovement.com for all the inspiration and creative goodies that will change your creative world. Our hopes are that you're just as excited as we are, and we're thrilled to be a part of your next creative endeavor. 

We are here to help you, if there's any questions don't hesitate to reach out. Drop us a line or give us a ring. We'd be delighted to hear from you, ENJOY! 

Tuesday, July 31, 2018

Whimsical Bee Card with Cheryl Walker

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 Hello everyone and Happy Tuesday to you all! Today I'm sharing a super sweet card I made using Cheery Lynn Designs darling dies. LOVE this super sweet Whimsical Bee die, and she works perfectly with the sweet Daisy strip die. I really enjoyed making this darling card. Of course I always seem to take forever choosing design papers.  I'm not sure why, maybe due to the fact that I own way too much of it.....LOL hehehhe that could be one reason, but I'm so funny about picking my design papers first, and doing all my layers, then cutting all my dies.

Anyway, I selected an OLD design paper I bought years back, and it's from All My Memories 2005.  I bought it in 2006 though, crazy right?  Well I bought a lot of it, as I really loved this collection, so I pulled it out and figured I would use the yellows and blacks in it, and leave out the reds and pinks. Next I had already picked out all the dies I wanted to use on my card. I love Cheery Lynn's flower strips, they are so easy to use, and make flower making super fast, so I made up the daisies.

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies used:
Whimsical Bee B800- Cut in black, and then added yellow card stock to the back , next I added some stickles to give some glitz to my sweet bee.
Flourish Frame B888- cut in white card stock, its behind the whimsical Bee
Daisy Strip B259- Cut in white, ran through machine just 1 time, and then dusted them in a yellow ink. I did use the hot glue gun to glue them together, and to add a white embellishment from Really Reasonable Ribbon to the center of each flower.
Flourish #3- was also cut in white and then dabbed with 2 different club scrap greens.
Page Tabs B567- was cut in the coordinating yellow card stock that was used to layer my card layers, then I stamped a sentiment from Lifes a Garden , Pink by design stamp set. I also added some black dots using a black pen.
Ribbons are from Really Reasonable Ribbon
 I really enjoyed spending some time crafting and making this card to share today. Hope you enjoyed my short post, and have a lovely week!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

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!

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Birthday Wishes by Jenny Alia

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Hi peeps, Jenny here today sharing a birthday card.  I like to have birthday cards handy but never seem to have enough.  I really like blue and green together as a color combination and I found a paper pack that had these colors so I cut stars, added rhinestones and voila, the card was finished.


The Birthday wishes die actually came within a circle but it was so simple to cut out and use by itself, a couple of cuts with my scissors and the die works in two ways.  I love adding versatility to my supplies.

Dies Used
Birthday Wishes Circle
Pierced Stars

Thanks for stopping by the blog today.  Keep an eye out for all the exciting new changes going on at Cheery Lynn and the new Makers Movement!

Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Happy Birthday by Julie Lavalette

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Hi everyone, it’s JULIE here today and I’m sharing some inspiration using one of our gorgeous Stacker Dies which I just adore. It’s such a beautiful design at the edges that gives any style of card an elegant touch.


I started by die cutting my Stacker Dies in white cardstock and tattered my patterned layers of papers at the edges. I layered onto my card with foam strips for extra dimension.


My flowers were shaped on my Embossing mat adding ink into the centres and a gem. I arranged on my card with some leaves.

Cheery Lynn Dies Used -
B181B Build a Flower#1 Petals/Leaves

Crafty Hugs
,Julie x

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