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

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.

Hey crafty friends.  Bonnie from Make Time to Craft here today and I'm sharing what is supposed to be a masculine card for a teenage boy.  I struggle so much with cards for guys and I'm not really all that psyched about this one, but it wasn't terrible, so I thought I'd share it anyway.  We are all our own worst critics, right?  Anyway, I used some really cool dies on this card from Cheery Lynn Designs.

 Hello everyone and Happy Thursday to you all! Today I have a super SWEET Cheery Lynn cupcake card to share.  Yep, it's a sweet one...heeehehehe.  I love this little cupcake, it's absolutely too cute, and I really enjoyed coloring this one up. I used Copic markers on it, and I also used some Stickles and Glossy Accents on the cherries.  Yes I used both on them, super fun right??!!!

The card was layered using some old design papers I had come across in my stash when I was sorting through it a couple of months back, trying to clear out some things and make room for creating :) This darling cherry paper and polka dots was in some scraps I had on one of my shelves, so I pulled it out and set it aside to use, and thought how perfect it would be with this darling Cheery Lynn Cupcake die.

I layered the cupcake on 2 other Cheery Lynn dies and will list them below. This card was super fun and easy to make.

Cheery Lynn Designs:
Cupcake CABD42
Flourish Frame B888
DL272 Doily Dies
Big Sister die cutting machine
Best glue ever


Thank you so much for stopping by and have a lovely day!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Hello die cut lovers!  Bonnie from Make Time to Craft here with you today sharing a pretty note card featuring some gorgeous dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.
My card today is my version of CAS.  Yes, I know there are lots of layers, but it's still a clean look.  This is as 'CAS' as it gets for me.  <smile>
I created the paper for the butterfly die cut with a couple shades of blue Distress Ink.  It gives it just a bit of added interest.  The background butterfly and vine die cut is actually a border die.  It's a long thin border and it worked perfectly for this card when I cut it in half and stacked it with the sentiment in the center.  It's always good when you can find an alternate use for a die.  It makes it worth twice as much!

My card was topped off with a pretty bi-color bow created on my Bow-it-All V3.0 Tool with ribbon from the July Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  The center of the bow is adorned with a pretty flower shaped pearl embellishment.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.  For more information on the other products I used on my card, please visit my Make Time to Craft Blog.

Hello crafty friends and Happy Wednesday to you all! Today I have a super fun and sweet card made using Cheery Lynn's sweet Whimsical Lion die along with a few others as well. Love how cute this little guy is.

For the lion, I cut him out twice in white card stock, and then dusted his body with ink and then colored his mane with Copic markers E55 & YR24. Next I added some pink colored pieces of card stock behind his ears.  The black for the eyes was colored with marker and then I added Viva Pearl pen in black to give a 3-D look for the eyes. The nose I colored a gray, and then glued to the back of the face like I did the eyes.

The sentiment was stamped in black using JustRite Papercrafts stamps and the Mini Misti stamping tool. Design papers - I'm not sure who they are by, as those are from my stash, and didn't have any name on them. Lately I've been pulling from OLD OLD papers and scraps, trying to use some different colors and such.

For the doily I used Cheery Lynn's French Pastry Doily die, along with the Horizon Circle die and then the Circle Cut and Pierce die, all layered up.

Corner dies were cut using a green card stock, and is from the BD-17 Corners die. Lastly I added a bow using ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon, and then some of their flower embellishments.

Cheery Lynn Designs Supplies:
LPC4 Circle Pierce and Cut tool-LG
DL102 French Pastry Doily Die
DL272 Horizon Circle Boutique Stacker frames
CABD-17 Corners
B792 Whimsical Lion die
Crafters Tools
Big sister die cutting machine


Hope you enjoyed my post for today, and thank you for stopping by.
Have a lovely day
Hugs to all,
Cheryl