Good morning bloggers!! It's Tanisha here posting from snow covered New Jersey. We've had so much snow here that I had to scrap about it. It has snowed every week since the day after Christmas. I'm so sick of snow, I don't know what to do with myself. Our last snow storm left behind a hefty 19" on top of ton of snow already on the ground AND we are expecting another storm tomorrow night! YIKES!!

I guess my Cheery Lynn Designs dies will be getting a workout. With all of this snow on the ground the only thing a girl is left to do is scrap.

I used a couple of CLD's new dies, Wittle Weaver and Large Circle Pierce Plate, on this layout to help add some texture.

Here you can see the texture that the piercing plate adds to the scalloped circle. How cute is that pierced snowman? He was really easy to pierce together. I simply cut small scraps of paper and taped them to the section of the die that I wanted. This way, I only had to run the die through my Epic Six once.


I used the Wittle Weaver to cut strips from striped paper to bring all of the colors in my layout together. I love the deep set texture this die adds.


Below is a complete list of supplies used for this project. Click on each to find the item in the store.








Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today. I hope you are warm in your part of the world! Have a scrappy day!

TANISHA

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Bonjour!
Today i show you a vintage book box that I made using Cheery Lynn Designs great dies!
I used the lattice die as a background and painted it with chocolate shimmer paint. I placed embellishments and played with my stamps and dies to make the main motive and text.
I also decorated the inside of the box using stamps and dies and some lace to enhance the vintage style.
And as it is a box, you can place pretty much what you want to offer and here i filled the box with yummy chocolates!
The papers are from Canson and Graphic 45, the shimmer paints from Creative Inspirations and the vintage stamps from the little french company Katzelkraft.

To decorate the box book I used the following Cheery Lynn Designs dies (click on the pictures):


That's all for me, hope you will like that box, have a nice week , love from France, Kianel.

The new dies released at CHA this weekend are now in the store, we have 6 new Doily Dies; in addition to the fabulous Heart to Heart Doily.  Wonderful new Pierce and Stitch plates, the amazing and fun Weavers and Wicker dies and last but not least the new Silver Stackers which are a size in between the existing Stackers and as well as the new Stitched Stackers (they add a line of stitching for you!)  Great things happening at Cheery Lynn Designs.  Don't forget to become a follower and add the blinkie to your blog for a chance to win a $40 shopping spree!

Thanks so much for stopping by today, join us again tomorrow for more projects using Cheery Lynn Designs magical dies!

Happy Thursday bloggers!
Liz here and I am going to share a card I made using the brand new Heart to Heart Doily dies. These dies are beyond gorgeous and the detail...oh my gosh!









Check back tomorrow for more inspiration from the Cheery Lynn design team!

This weekend is the Craft and Hobby Association Trade show in California.  Cheery Lynn Designs will be there displaying all their fabulous dies and as well as presenting some new dies.  For today's card, I have used 3 new products that will be released at the show.


I started by cutting a card base using a folded piece of Cryogen card stock and my largest Scallop Circle XL Stackers die.  By sliding the fold of the card down the die just a bit, I can cut a card shape that is round but hinged on the top.  With the same die, I cut a lavender scallop circle and attached it to the card base.  Next using a piece of soft green Stardreams paper, I cut out the new English Doily die attaching it to the lavender scallop circle.  I cut a small circle out of lavender for the center, again using my Scallop Circle XL Stackers die .  Before attaching it to my English Doily, I used the new Circle Stitcher plate, embossing to give it faux stitches all over the circle.  Next came the center starburst, which I die cut using the new Canadian Kaleidoscope Doily, I just hand trimmed the center portion out.  The last step was to add some accents with my Viva Decor Pearl pen.  Finished size 5 5/8 inches.

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I am in love...not only with the little sweet face pictured here, but with Cheery Lynn Designs new Doily Dies, premiering at CHA this weekend. So long plain ole white doilies, with these new dies, you can create doilies in limitless colors...and the details are AMAZING!!

I used the English and French doilies on my project, but there are 6 new doily dies to choose from.


Along with the doily dies, I also used the following Cheery Lynn Designs on this layout:





Thanks for stopping by the blog today!

Tanisha