Showing posts with label Deutschland Boutique Stacker A2 Frames. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 21, 2016

Sweetheart by Jenny Alia

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Hello!  It's Jenny here today.  Thank you to all who left comments on my blog during last week's blog hop.  I hope you had the chance to see all the beautiful projects my teammates created showcasing the new dies.  


This card fits this week's challenge theme.  I just love this adorable little bear and he fit so nicely into the new film die.  It's so simple to change around the colors of the heart he holds and the little accents on his feet and ears.  I backed his ears and nose with pink paper and glued in the little red hearts on his feet and the red heart in his hands.


I used the Deutschland Boutique Stacker for the background layer.  I often use this stacker.  It's interesting and lacy without being too frilly when I want an elegant touch.  The heart and arrow die was cut three times (in white, red and pink).  The arrow was colored black with a copic marker and I snipped sides off the red and pink die cuts to paper piece the red swirls and pink ribbon banner.  Last I piled a few of the sweetheart candy dies on top of the heart in his arms. 

Cheery Lynn Dies
Sweet B679 (New)

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Thursday, August 27, 2015

You're Amazing! by Jenny Alia

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Hello again!  It's Jenny back today with a floral card.  I feel like I haven't made one in a few weeks and I thought it was time.  I wanted to challenge myself and make one without using a doily.  I began with a kraft A2 card base and added a blue Deutschland Boutique Stacker layer on top.  Then I cut a Pierced Stacker 4 and cut out the center using the Alpine Flourish Doily .  I popped that layer up using foam adhesive and then created the flowers.


The flowers and leaves are from the Tea Rose Medium.  I cut them in blue, added blue distress ink to the centers and shaped them with a stylus molding tool.  Dandelions were tucked in behind and I added rhinestone centers to the flowers.  I cut the sentiment You're Amazing and glued two more Dandelions underneath.  Last I added the little butterfly from Tiny Things With Wings die. 

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies

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Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Thanks a Million by Karen Maldonado

3:30 AM 2 Comments

Hello Cheery Lynn friends! Karen here, sharing my tall 
shabby chic card with you!  We'll start off by creating a stacked layer by 
using the following dies (from bottom to top):
Polynesian Sails Mini Doily, & two of the dies from the Pierced Banners set.
  I then stamped the "Thanks a Million" sentiment!


Next, I made three different styles of flowers using the 
All the flowers were distressed inked to match the designer papers!
 Then, I layered the flowers and added some crinkly ribbon to the
 top of the stacked sentiment layers!
 I used pop dots to add some dimension to the card!


I took this whole layered flower embellishment, and laid it on the card base!  
You can see that I used the Deutschland Boutique Stacker, and cut it in
 half vertically!  I tucked the top and bottom pieces of this die 
between the flower and the cream colored designer papers.

List of dies used:


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Have a fantastic day!

Hugs & Smiles,

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