Showing posts with label Card Maker Rectangle Classic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Card Maker Rectangle Classic. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Collect Beautiful Moments by Karen Maldonado

3:30 AM 1 Comments

Hello there Cheery Lynn friends!  Karen here sharing an elegant card
with a lovely sentiment "collect beautiful moments"!

Start by taking your Card Maker Rectangle Classic set and
layer three of them using grey and mustard designer papers.

Layer the smallest die from the Deutschland Boutique Stacker A2 Frame
set across the top part of the smallest classic layer die in grey
with the bottom of that strip in ivory designer paper.

Then, make two Shasta Daisy flowers,
using the leaves from the Tea Rose Medium set,
and add a few of the Tiny Fanciful Flourish Right/Left in
between the flowers, and that's all!!


List of the dies used:


It's "All about Texture" for this week's challenge!  Hope 
you come and play along using all of your favorite Cheery Lynn dies
for a chance at winning a $20 shopping spree to the 
Cheery Lynn Designs on-line store!!

Have a fantastic day!
Karen

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Wish You Were Here by Karen Maldonado

3:30 AM 0 Comments

Hello Cheery Lynn friends, Karen Here sharing this shabby card with you today!

Let's start by using the Fiona's Magic Mirror die for the base of the card, 
and then use the Card Maker Rectangle Classic right on top using
the polka-dot designer papers!  You'll notice that the embossing of the
Fiona's Magic Mirror really stands out, and here is how I did this...
Die cut on ivory card stock, then use some Black Soot Distress Stain.
Right away, you'll notice how the stain only stays on the 
top and not in the recessed pieces of the die!

Then, I die cut the Concentric Circles Mesh piece 
twice from ivory card stock,  and only used a portion of it!
I distress inked both pieces, to match the flower, and then layered 
one piece right on top of the other!  I used pop dots underneath
to raise it from the bottom framed piece.


Lastly, I created this distressed big flower using the leaf from
the Build a Flower #1. and the flower from the Judy's Blooms die!

To finish, I took the  Pierced Banners, and also distress inked it!
Then, I stamped the sentiment and cut it up, and placed onto
the banner to mimic a film strip effect!

Cheery Lynn dies used:


How about joining this week's Cheery Lynn Designs challenge
for the chance at a $20 shopping spree to the on-line store!

Come back tomorrow for another fabulous new release!!

Hugs & Smiles,
Karen

Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Be Brave, Take Risks by Karen Maldonado

3:30 AM 2 Comments

Happy Tuesday Cheery Lynn friends!  I have a beautiful A2 card to share with you!
I started by cutting out the largest A2 Frames Rectangle Scalloped  die, 
and then placed the Card Maker Rectangle Classic die right on top.  
This formed the based of my card.
I added some yellow pearls to the corners of the card.


Then, I took the Alpine Flourish Doilyand die cut it using some yellow paper.
I die cut one of the other Card Maker Rectangle Classic dies and placed on top.
This layer was placed onto the based of my card using some pop-dots!

Next, I made two yellow flowers using the Sweet Williams die, 
and I used the Flourish Leaf Strip and placed them under the flowers.

I added some colorful pearl swirls.  Then, using one of the
 Circle Classic Small Silver Stackers, I made the sentiment and added to the card.


List of Cheery Lynn Dies used:


I'll be back next week!  I look forward to checking out all the entries 
for this week's challenge!  Hope you play along for a chance 
at winning a $20 shopping spree to the Cheery Lynn Designs on-line store!

Have a fabulous day!

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