Hello! Today’s  5x7 card was inspired by the current challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs, Wedding/Anniversary.

My card features Window A. I started by cutting the background from the largest of the Classic Coved Rectangle Silver Stackers. I wanted a subtle pattern without a lot of color so I embossed the coved rectangle with the stunning Diamonds & Starburst XL Embossing Plate. In the corners, I tucked in lacy diecuts from the Lace Corner Deco F set to add a bit of elegant flair.

To create the window box, I cut a Square Scalloped Stacker Nesting Die. I folded the top portion down to give my “box” scalloped “trim.” I then folded in the edges and bottom to create a three-dimensional box.

The flowers filling my box are Darling Daisies, Miniature Roses, Medium Rose, and Build a Flower #1.

Foliage is Olive Branches, Pine Branches, Flourish Leaf Strip, Small Leaves #2.

The image is stamped on the Classic Oval Silver Stacker, layered atop the Scalloped Oval Stacker Nesting Die. Adorned with a Darling Daisy and Pine Branch.

There is still time to enter this weeks challenge for your chance at a $20 shopping spree and the Big Shot!! Details Here!

Thanks for stopping by!

I am here with you today with another try at a scrapbook page; the photo is from my best friend's daughter's first wedding anniversary.  Aren't they a lovely couple?  To create the great frame around the photo I used my Horizon Coved Rectangle Mega Doily dies.  I die cut the frame, then centered the next smallest die over the back of the photo and hand trimmed the corners.  I used a Mega Tea Party Doily as a backdrop for my flowers.  I created the largest flower by layering from the top: stamens from Build a Flower #1, Judy's Blooms (smallest flower) and two Stacker Flower 6 die cuts.  The other two flowers are stamens on top of both of the flowers from Judy's Blooms.  I used my Mega Fanciful Flourish for the greenery.  To create the word "love" I die cut the letters using my Lace Script Lower Case alphabet set.  The designer paper is from the K&Company Bailey paper collection.  Finished size is 12 x 12 inches.

You still have time to enter the Wedding/Anniversary challenge here on the challenge blog.  In addition to a $20 shopping spree at Cheery Lynn Designs, we will be giving away a Big Shot die cut machine to one of this month's entries.  So why not join in on the fun.

Ok,It is me Dawn today. I have  a quick project I put together this weekend with my limited reach to my craft supplies. Thank goodness I could reach my Cheery Lynn Designs die cuts and Big Shot.

Let me share a few steps with you to make my Birthday door hangar.

 I had this wooden door hangar I painted with one of  my favorite paint colors...
  I cut my first layer out with the Japanese Garden Lace Oval.I went to inking the outside with a brown and then used the inside with a green.I love these dies because I can use each piece ~ the positive and negative side.
I cut my stamped and colored image with Scalloped Oval.
I then decided to mat my image with the frame but needed a background to hold it all together.


I just used the die and traced around the shape~you know I fussy cut each of those scallops.NOW I know why I love using dies...lol
Then of course I went to work making some flowers to decorate my frame. Miniature Rose,
 Cuties 2  make a great small collage along with the leaves from my frame.
My last touches were adding some ribbon and trim and of course a Happy Birthday sentiment to the bottom.
I think this will be fun to add to the birthday person's door on their special day.
Thanks for joining me today~ here at Cheery Lynn Designs


Hope you have taken the time to join our challenges this month -did you know we are having a great giveaway?
Let me share this last last bit of exciting news, each challenge entry during the month of June will get their name added to a drawing to win a BIG SHOT die cut machine!  You may only enter the weekly challenge once. The winner will be announce on July 2nd.

To make the flowers on this layout I used Judy's Blooms and the Large Rose.  I layered the English Tea Party Doily underneath the flowers.  If you haven't noticed...I almost always add a butterfly or 2.  To finish everything off and give the layout some motion I added the Mini Fanciful Flourish to the flowers.

 Thanks for stopping by the Cheery Lynn blog today!

Be sure to check out the new challenge at the CLD Challenge blog!

Debbie

This week our challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs is


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 our blog in your 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 a $20 coupon for shopping at the Cheery Lynn website. The challenge will end on Sunday night at 22:00 Eastern time.  In addition, our design team members will be voting on 3 favorites who will receive a Weekly Spotlights badge to display on their blog. Be sure to come back on Wednesday to see who earned the badge. 

Now one last bit of exciting news, each challenge entry during the month of June will get their name added to a drawing to win a BIG SHOT die cut machine!  You may only enter the weekly challenge once but you can enter all four challenges during the month of June for a better shot at winning.  The winner will be announce on July 2nd.

Hello! Today’s 12x12 layout is inspired by this weeks challenge, Red White and Blue.

I started by creating a border around my background paper with Lace Light Deco Border. Next, I layered the Nautical Wheeler Doily, Mega Tea Party Doily, and the center of the Polynesian Sails Oval Doily. To matte my photo, I chose to stagger to cuts from the middle size French Flair Classic Silver Stacker. Along the bottom you see the Flower Chain Border resting atop the Border Carnivale.

To create the banner, I used half of the center cut of Polynesian Sails Oval for each pennant.

There is still time to get your entry in for this weeks challenge, also being your entry for the Big Shot! Details Here

Have a great weekend, and thank you for stopping by.

This week our challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge is



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 that post; no back posting, only new projects are allowed
• You MUST link to our Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge blog in your 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 a $20 coupon for shopping at the Cheery Lynn website. The challenge will end on Sunday night at 22:00 Eastern time.

 In addition, our design team members will be voting on 3 favorites who will receive a Weekly Spotlights badge to display on their blog. Be sure to come back on Wednesday to see who earned the badge. 

Now one last bit of exciting news, each challenge entry during the month of June will get their name added to a drawing to win a BIG SHOT die cut machine!  You may only enter the weekly challenge once but you can enter all four challenges during the month of June for a better shot at winning.  The winner will be announce on July 2nd.

Let me share that I used the following Cheery Lynn Designs Products:

Small Angel Wing

 Small #2 Angel Wing

 Mini Fanciful Flourish

  Victorian Picket Fence

 Lace Corner Deco E

 Buttons3

 I finally got to use two of the first dies I ever chose, the Victorian fence and the buttons for Two similar cards.
I just wanted to share a typical day during the summer, around the 4th of July .

 I used my Copic marker and airbrush compressor to paint the background.Now my base was ready to go by adding my fence with pop dot to add dimension. There is red checked ribbon threaded through the rungs.


 The greenery was added to the background along with the two butterfly shapes cut out of CTMH paper scraps.I really like how the layers look together.

 Here is a close up of the buttons and corner pieces attached to the fence...I used some twine to finish off the buttons.
The sentiments are from Unity Stamp sets in my stash.
Hope to have you come and play along with us this week...this is such an easy one.