Hi there Cheery Lynn fans, Maggi here today to share a pretty card with gorgeous blooms!  The Cheery Lynn Poinsettia Strip 6 Piece Die Set makes the perfect poinsettias for cards, not too big, not too small, just right!  The poinsettias perfectly set off the pristine winter scene from Graphic 45's Winter Wonderland collection.

 To make that pretty wreath, I used  the Joy To The World Wreath  set and cut two wreaths from slightly different colored paper and glued them together such that the branches opposed each other.  Then I added some Stickles to mimic holly berries.

I really love sparkle on my Christmas cards so I used a red Wink of Stella pen to brush sparkle all ove the poinsettias.  It's too bad that you can't really see that so much in the photo, but it is there!  The flower centers are some white centers that I purchased and used alcohol ink to color.

 The inside of the card is simple, I used the Merry Christmas Set 2 Piece Die Set for the sentiment and added a border strip.  Easy!

Hello everyone and Happy Wednesday to you all! Today's layout is using Cheery Lynn's beautiful dies to adorn this page. I love the Sweet William Flowers on this, they are pretty simple to make, as all I did was distress them and then glue them using the Best Glue Ever from Cheery Lynn.

For the page itself I used the Club Scrap Trattoria collection for all card stock and design papers. Next for the corner brackets I used Cheery Lynn's Dusty Miller Framed Corners B883 

The flowers were done using Cheery Lynn's Sweet William Strip and the red card stock from the Trattoria kit. I did distress each flower using Club Scraps Hybrid Ruby ink for the petals, and then added some pearls from Really Reasonable Ribbon to each. The greenery behind the flowers are cut with Cheery Lynn's Flourish #8 and Club Scraps Green card stock. The flowers were put together using Cheery Lynn's Best Glue Ever.

For the little Olive You tag -
I cut it using Cheery Lynns Dutch Daisy Tag and brown card stock. Next I used the same cream card stock that I cut the French Pastry Mega Doily with for my tags sentiment.


Cheery Lynn Supplies Used:
French Pastry Mega Doily
Cheery Lynns Dutch Daisy Tag
Cheery Lynn's Best Glue Ever
Cheery Lynn's Flourish #8 
Cheery lynns Sweet Williams Strip
Cheery Lynn's Dusty Miller Framed Corners B883 
Big Sister Cutting Machine 

I hope you enjoyed my post for today! Thank you so much for stopping by, and have a lovely day!
hugs to all,
Cheryl

A warm Hello to you. It's Debbie back with you from Debbie's Time Out. We got out first snow yesterday that has actually stayed on the ground so thought I would do a Let It Snow Card.


I have used the Square Classic - Silver Stackers  and  the Square Scalloped LG Stackers for my base. I was going for black and white but then decided to add just a touch of blue to set it off. I love the layers these stackers create.


Here I used  white paint and a tooth brush to splatter snow on black cardstock. It makes a perfect snowy  background to layer the Let It Snow  onto. This was a quick and simple card if you are short of time.

Thanks so much for visiting the blog today and for the comments you leave. Have a crafty day my friends.

Dies Used
Let It Snow - 4 Piece - B914
Square Classic - Silver Stackers 6 Piece Die Set - L1
Square Scalloped LG Stackers Nesting Dies 6 Piece Die Set - XL2

Hello everyone and Happy Monday to you all!

Today's sweet reindeer card was designed for Cheery Lynn Designs, using their super sweet Brad the Reindeer Die. I also used a couple of their beautiful doilies as well, and will list them below. I hope you enjoy my post for today, and as always, thank you for stopping by!

On my card for today, I decided to use this sweet design paper from Imaginisce, it's an oldie I think. I also used red and green embossed card stock to layer with. For the doilies I selected Cheery Lynn's beautiful Priscilla Doily and Sophia's Heart, both cut using white card stock.

Brad the Reindeer was cut using two Bazzill bling card stock colors, and all other pieces were cut using white, then colored with Copics. I did add some bling to his collar.

The ribbon is satin from Really Reasonable Ribbon, and the cabochon is also from there. Lastly I added some sewing. Super easy and fun card to create.

Other Supplies:
Bazzill card stock, Really Reasonable Ribbon, Really Reasonable Ribbon cabochon, Sewing, Copics, Imaginisce design paper.
Thank you for stopping by and hope you have a lovely day!

Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Hi there Cheery Lynn fans.  Bonnie here from Make Time to Craft today sharing a pretty card using the lovely Christmas Bell die set from Cheery Lynn Designs.

Hello there Cheery Lynn die lovers.  Bonnie from Make Time to Craft here with you today sharing a colorful Christmas card featuring the pretty Poinsettia Strip die from Cheery Lynn Designs.  I'm also including a video tutorial for the poinsettia flower below.
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