Showing posts with label Basket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basket. Show all posts

Monday, January 12, 2015

Happy Easter Card with Rhonda

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Greetings and Happy Monday to you!  It's Rhonda here today to host the blog and share a project with a few of our new release dies.

My project today is a spring themed Happy Easter Card (A2 size).  This card is a tent fold which I cut from some patterned paper. To begin, I trimmed the card (11" long x 4.25" wide), then folded in half.


Once I had the base prepared, I used the striped pattern section on the left to feature the Dutch Daisy Border Set #1 and cut the design vertically about 1/2" in from the left. I then cut a liner (10.75" long x 4" wide) for the inside of the card from a pretty blue and adhered on the inside.

The Grass Border was cut a few times and I attached a simple line border to anchor the basket. The extra cut was cut apart to provide some basket filler for behind the Easter Bunny.

The Spring Basket was cut, then I traced the bottom portion of the basket to create my blue liner in the basket.

I cut two sentiments from contrasting colored papers and adhered them a bit offset to create a shadow. 


The Easter Bunny was cut from white cardstock, the edges inked with Antique Linen Distress Ink and some papers added to the back of the egg for interest and a few gems to brighten up his eyes. I also added a bit of vellum behind his foot for interest.

To finish the card I added one of our Pretty Pretty Bows in a vibrant color.  

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies Used:
Happy Easter - B529 (New Release)
Easter Bunny - B525 (New Release)
Dutch Daisy Border Set #1 - B521 (Set of 3) - (New Release)
Spring Basket 1 - DL214
Grass Border - B126
Pretty Pretty Bows - B422

Please join us this week for our all new challenge "Snowflakes". You could win a lovely prize just for playing along! We are also looking for some Designers - both Guest and Regular Design Team, so check out the post for more information.

Thank you for stopping on over today!
~ Rhonda

Monday, March 11, 2013

Coming Up Soon - Happy Easter!

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Easter is coming up in just a few short weeks, so I didn't want to miss the chance to share a card for the holiday. This Spring Basket by Cheery Lynn Designs is such fun to embellish.  It even comes with the chocolate bunny that I placed in it.


I just wanted some small flowers to fill my basket, so I used the Cuties 2, and added the Grass Border and Flourish Leaf Strip to complete it.


I love having the sentiment words for any occasion, and was thrilled when I remembered I had ordered the Easter one a few months ago.

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies
Graphic 45 Patterned Paper -  Once Upon  a Spring
May Arts Ribbon - HA-5-17
Xyron Mega Runner; Xyron Creatopia 
Clearsanp Smooch Glitz:  Limetwist, Firecracker
 

You may have guessed from my card that the theme this week at the Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge is Easter! So play along, and you have a chance to win a $20 gift certificate to the store.

Friday, April 6, 2012

A Tisket A Tasket- You Bet I Have A Basket

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Did you see the news this week? Oh yea I am thrilled to be here today with my first  Cheery Lynn project as a team member!!!

This week our challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs is  

Make A Basket

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 CHEERY LYNN's Challenge post; no back posting, only new projects are allowed
  • You MUST link to our blog in your post
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.


Oh yea I had so much fun making this basket! Let me share a list of the dies I used.

Let me say that when I got my shipment of dies from Cheery Lynn I couldn't contain my excitement...oh yea I was like a little girl with new toys!
Can you believe these were the only dies I used? lol

I started by using four square pieces of thin chipboard as my base.Just building the basket piece by piece.The papers I used are called Laces and Grace from Glitz Design, all the colors and patterns in my 8 x 8 pad worked well for creating this basket.
I used adhesive backed card stock for my flourishes, made it easy to attach and form around the handle.

I tried to share a few views of the details.My favorite is the window frame on each panel, I love how perfect this frame cuts out and looks.Each panel was given three eyelets and tied together with a clean white ribbon from Really Reasonable ribbon.
Well by now you should know how I love to create using Cheery Lynn dies, they cut perfectly and have such intricate designs they work well with my style.

I hope to see you play along with us this week, looking forward to seeing some more ideas for baskets.
Thanks for checking out my first project, can't wait to share more each week.

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Friday, March 30, 2012

Springtime Card

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I had a ton of fun making this sweet card.


As usual, I have used a ton of dies and Authenticate Paper's Delightful Collection.


I started by using the largest egg in the NESTING EGGS and decorated it with the following dies:


I then used the Spring Basket 1 and Darling Daisies to create the focal point of the card.


I had found the phrase I wanted to use first, so that is how I decided what to put IN the basket.


The bunny is the perfect touch for this Springtime card.


I love the colors and the dies were such fun to work with on this project.
I hope you have enjoyed my post.  Have a great weekend, this has been Jeannie with The Polka Cabana with today's post.

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Best Wishes

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Hello and welcome back!

This week I wanted to share with you an easel card that I have made.  


I started off making a regular easel card out of card stock.  I then used the French Flair - Scalloped XL-13 die with the French Flair - Classic L-12 die on top in the blue and lastly the French Flair - Classic - XL-12.  I hope thats not too confusing!


Next I used the Spring Basket 1 and added the Darling Daisies.  I thought the Darling Daisies were cute for this card as they reminded me of spring and the flowers weren't too big and they sat perfectly in the basket.  I used one of the Exotic Butterflies small and finished off with a ribbon at the top of the basket.  On the bottom of the card the rabbit from the Nesting Eggs was used as it was a wee bit smaller.  I also used Cuties 2 as a border this time for the edge of the card.



Dies used:
If you haven't already entered the challenge for this week, jump on over to the Cheery Lynn Designs blog to get all the info!

Thanks for stopping by

Friday, March 23, 2012

Getting Ready for Easter

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It is amazing to think it is almost Easter time.
We are in our Spring season and nothing is more fun than making Easter/Spring decorations.
Today I am showing you a very easy idea I cam up with based on this cute sticker I found online.


This is a sticker meant for a scrapbook page, I just thought it was adorable.  I thought it would also make a very cute decoration, but this is a sticker, soo..this is what I came up with.


I used the largest egg in the Nesting Eggs set to cut out the egg base. The bunny in the basket are the Spring Basket 1.


After cutting the large eggs I embossed them with the Black Eyes Susans embossing plate and then sanded the paper to reveal the gorgeous design.


To make my eggs and chicks, I used a combination of Little Stacker Ovals and the Nesting Eggs. The wings for the chick are petals from the Frangipani die.


To cut the eggs and leave the shell looking like they do, I used the Zig Zag Ric Rac border.


I adhered these to some rectangle blocks of wood, so they are nice and sturdy and will stand up just fine on a counter or mantel.


Sometimes ideas for things can be found in unusual places. 
Looking at my project, it is hard to believe it is based on a sticker I saw..right??


This also reminds me to tell you about our current challenge.  
The theme is EASTER.
Be sure and check out all the details for the challenge HERE.
Thanks for stopping by, this has been Jeannie with The Polka Cabana with today's post.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Easter Eggs

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Hello and welcome back.
I finally received my Easter dies!  Unfortunately I have been sick this last week and it was a bit of a rush to get my post ready.  So please bare with me while I get thru this bout of sickness.


I thought I would make something different this week.  I used some old packaging plastic in the shape of a cylinder and popped an egg into the middle.  On the outside I tied a bow (that has little chicks on it) and then began to cut out and stick down my dies.  


Firstly, for the large egg, I cut out the Spring Basket and used one of the Lace Egg dies in the centre.  I then used the Bunny and Chick Border to run along the bottom of the cylinder.  For the tag I used Nesting Eggs with the bunny from the Spring Basket and popped him in the middle.


For the smaller project, I used another plastic cylinder and filled it up with small Easter eggs.  I then used the Lace Egg die again and cut four eggs out and placing them all around the cylinder.  Topping off with a bow (this one had bunny faces on it!) I also made a tag.  This was using the Nesting Eggs again and also the bunny that came with the set.

Dies used:

I hope you like my projects and again, I am sorry that I only had a short time in which to bring you this post.  Please look out for the weekly challenge, on again at the Cheery Lynn Designs blog.

Till next time Celeste

Friday, March 2, 2012

Lots of Layers & Flowers

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I was visiting blogs the other day for our Lots of Layers challenge entries and one lady's blog post really stayed in my mind.  She was talking about Cheery Lynn Designs challenge and said "I can do layers."
I thought that was so cute, and she did do a fabulous job on her entry.  I felt the same way about the challenge this week, "I can do layers, too!!"
I have used a lot of dies and I do have a lot of layers, so brace yourself!
To start, I took the FRENCH LATTICE SMALL cut it out in a patterned red, backed it with ad nice textured white and mounted that on a kraft card front.  I added some machine stitching, because I think it adds a lot of flair to a card.


Next, I took the SWEDISH SPRING OVAL and cut it out in a patterned blue and layered that on top of the lattice.


The last time I used the FRENCH LATTICE SMALL die, I thought all those cut out squared would make a cute something, I just didn't know what.  But today when making my card, I knew they would make perfect flowers and mini pinwheels.


You can see my finished card here.  


 I also used the basket from BUNNY IN BASKET, CUTIES 4, MEDIUM ROSE, DARLING DAISIES, LACE CORNER DECO D and DOTTIES RIC-RAC to complete this card.


The fluffy yellow flowers are made out of piece of tissue paper my 7yo brought home from school for me.  I made the yellow flowers with the MEDIUM ROSE and layered them on one of the DECO CORNERS.  The stems are made from DOTTIES RIC-RAC.


The mini pinwheels and pinwheel flower are made from the leftover squares from the FRENCH LATTICE SMALL as I mentioned above.


Here is a close up of the fluffy roses.


 The flowers in the basket are a combination of the leftover LATTICE squares and the  DARLING DAISIES . Just by layering a lot of the squares and daisies, I was able to make these adorable flowers.


Here is one more look at my card that I am sure you will agree has LOTS OF LAYERS.


I hope you have enjoyed this fun card I have come up with.  Be sure to join in on our challenge, like I have mentioned, the theme is LOTS OF LAYERS.
You can find all the details here.
Have a great day, this has been Jeannie from The Polka Cabana with today's post.

Friday, August 12, 2011

Flashback Friday

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When I make things, it is pretty usual for me to use my Cheery Lynn Designs dies.
I do not use them when I HAVE to, I use them every opportunity I get!
Today, I am going to show you things I have made, but have not had the opportunity to share here on this website.
Starting with this.
I had the opportunity to write a review for a company called Modern Typography.
Here is the custom print I ordered for my review.

I could have just framed it as it came, but I just had a bigger project in mind.

I used the following dies to finish this project as seen:
I added lots of buttons, I just love buttons so I might as well use them on something I am going to keep, right?

This was a very fun project!

Next let's move on to some cards.

On this card, which is very small, I used the French Flair squares as my background pieces.

The Heart Chain Border along the bottom for a nice touch.

Here is another I used a lot of Cheery Lynn Designs dies on.

You can see I used the Card Maker Rectangle Stackers, Scalloped Ovals and the Ribbon Eyelet Border. I also used the Rectangle Pierce Tool on the Large White Rectangle.

Lots of dies are fun to have :)

Here is a simple card made fabulous by one of my favorite dies, the Pennant Die.

Here is another card that could not have been possible without the use of my

I use my butterfly dies quite often for Angel wings.

Here I have used the Italian Flourish Doily and the Fanciful Flourish dies.


This card, the focal point, is the basket from the
Bunny in Basket set. You can also see the Card Maker Rectangle Stackers in the back.

My point here is to show you that Cheery Lynn Dies can be used on almost every kind of project.
I am honored to get to use them and I do just about every day!
Dies used in today's projects:


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