Showing posts with label Flourish Leaf Strip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flourish Leaf Strip. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 6, 2017

For Someone Special by Jenny Alia

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Hi Everyone! I'm back today with a quick card.  I don't use a lot of patterned paper on my cards and I love how my DT sisters use it.  I chose blues and yellows that I tend to gravitate towards and started layering from there.  

Thanks for stopping by the blog today and if you didn't get a chance yesterday, make sure to check out the Flower Power Blog Hop and leave a comment on the main Cheery Lynn Blog for a chance to win a $20 gift card.

Cheery Lynn Dies Used

Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Hello Pumpkin with Lisa Blastick

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Hi everyone! Welcome back to a new autumn card using dies from Cheery Lynn Designs. I love the pumpkins and I used two different sets layered on top of each other. 
The birch tree was die cut in kraft cardstock and the leaves are from the flourish leaf strip. I cut the leaves off and placed them throughout the tree. The cute animals are also part of the birch tree die cut. Lots of adorable animals to choose. 
The sentiment was stamped in brown ink. The cream background was also embossed with fall leaves but my picture didn't show it up like I wanted it? Sorry.

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Thanks for stopping by today! Happy Thanksgiving! 
Hugs Lisa 

Saturday, June 24, 2017

Dreams by Julie Lavalette

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Hi everyone, it's JULIE here today hosting the blog and today I am sharing inspiration using one of Cheery Lynn's beautiful Cardmaker Dies. These Dies are amazing at forming the background to your card and give a lovely elegant touch.


I started by cutting out my Cardmaker Die and heat Embossing some Stampendous Shabby Blue onto the edges and layering onto my patterned paper.


My centre sentiment was stamped and some Embossing powder added to the edges to help frame it. Next I mounted onto my frame with foam strips.


My bird was shaded with Distress Inks and a Fineliner pen, nesting it along side my foliage and Daisies.


My large Shasta Daisies were shaded with ink and shaped on my Embossing mat. I added a small foam ball to the centres along with a layer of glue and Flower soft into the centres.


Thanks so much for stopping by today.

Crafty Hugs,
Julie x

Saturday, June 10, 2017

Flowers and Romance with Maggi!

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Wouldn't you love it if your sweetheart gave you this romantic piece telling you about the rose in his heart?  Sometimes I am a hopeless romantic, but alas, my sweetheart is not!  Oh well....I can dream!
I used a 5.5" x 10" large tag from Creative Embellishments for this. These large tags are a great alternative to using a canvas. Often I am asked, what do you do with tags? Well in the case of these large ones, they are like canvases, if I don't give them away, I hang them in my craft room. Small tags I gift or use the same way one uses a card.

First I covered the chipboard tag with design paper from my much hoarded Graphic 45 Le Romantique collection.  Then I built  die cut layers.  Behind the gentleman (image from The Proper Gentleman G45 collection) I used a die cut from the Horizon French Flair Boutique Stacker Frames set.
The verse is layered over a A2 Frames Rectangular Scalloped  die cut and that is layered over a doily cut with the Priscilla Doily die.


 I do love flowers and flourishes so much!  These are roses made with the Large Rose 7 Piece Die Set.  Then I tucked in greenery made with the Flourish Leaf Strip 5 Piece Die Set .  I like to add a little glimmer to my leaves so they are colored with Lindy's mist.  At the top I've used the Tropical Flourish Die and nested a metal butterfly that's had a bit of embossing powder heat embossed on its wings.
These flowers were made with Judy's Blooms Die and the Black Eyed Susan Strip 5 Piece Die Set.  Aren't they lovely?

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That's it from the Romance department today!  😊  Thanks so much for stopping by!  Maggi

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Imagine Card with Maggi

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Hi there Cheery Lynn fans, Maggi here to share a fun all occasion card today.  The word, imagine, brings so many thoughts to mind; I could use this card for a birthday, graduation, a fun hello card, the possibilities are endlesss!  

Cheery Lynn dies and the colorful cut-apart card from Graphic 45's World's Fair collection worked so well together to make this vibrant card.  I used design papers from the collection to die cut all the layers for my card.  It's a large card, about 5 1/2" x 7 3/8".  I began by layering the blue paper that I diecut with the Coved Rectangle Stitch And Cut Tool .  Next layer is the floral layer diecut with the Horizon Coved Rectangle Boutique Stacker Frame set.  Then a bright orange layer cut with Card Maker Rectangle Scalloped 6 Piece Die Set and finally the floral oval layer cut with Polynesian Sails Oval Die.



Of course, I had to add some flowers and these I made with the Bohemian Collection - Indie Bouquet - 6 Die Set.  They are so easy to make, I just cut 3 different flowers from the die set, gave the petals a twist with my tweezers to give the flowers some body and stacked and glued them.  Then I added some leaves from the Flourish Leaf Strip 5 Piece Die Set and that's it!


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Thanks for joining us today!
Maggi Harding

Thursday, May 11, 2017

Basket for Mom

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Well this should have been an Easter basket but I'm a day late and a dollar short as they say, so I turned it into a Mother's Day basket filled with my Mom's favorite chocolates!  She'll love it!

To start my design, I used Coved Rectangle Stitch Nesting Set - SM Silver Stitch Nesting Set 6 Piece Die Set - MS10 to cut panels for the front and back of the basket.  I just cut rectangles for the side panels and used a corner chomper to memic the coved corner on the front panels.  Then I added Border #7 Die - CABRD7  in the center.  I cut a little tag with the smallest of the  Horizon Fishtail Banners 3 Piece Die Set - DL278 and stamped a simple greeting.

I used several different flower dies (listed below) to make the flowers that embellish the front and back panels.  I always like to tuck in a few leaves to my floral clusters and one of my favorite dies for making leaves is Flourish Leaf Strip 5 Piece Die Set - B178.

The handle is "gussied up" with more flowers, a seam binding ribblon and  beautiful flourishes cut with  Flourish #1 Die - CAFLRS1.

On this side view you can really see how pretty that leafy flourish looks cascading down the side.  The papers I used are from Graphic 45's DCE Once Upon a  Springtime.  The pinks and greens are perfect for this springy Mom's Day project don't you think?

That's it for me today!  What are you making for your Mom for Mother's Day?


Horizon Fishtail Banners 3 Piece Die Set - DL278

Graphic 45 Once Upon a  Springtime DCE
Really Reasonable Ribbon seam binding

Sunday, April 30, 2017

A Pretty Basket for Mom - Maggi Harding

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Well this should have been an Easter basket but I'm a day late and a dollar short as they say, so I turned it into a Mother's Day basket filled with my Mom's favorite chocolates!  She'll love it!

To start my design, I used Coved Rectangle Stitch Nesting Set - SM Silver Stitch Nesting Set 6 Piece Die Set - MS10 to cut panels for the front and back of the basket.  I just cut rectangles for the side panels and used a corner chomper to mimic the coved corner on the front panels.  Then I added Border #7 Die - CABRD7  in the center.  I cut a little tag with the smallest of the Horizon Fishtail Banners 3 Piece Die Set - DL278 and stamped a simple greeting.

I used several different flower dies (listed below) to make the flowers that embellish the front and back panels.  I always like to tuck in a few leaves to my floral clusters and one of my favorite dies for making leaves is Flourish Leaf Strip 5 Piece Die Set - B178.

The handle is "gussied up" with more flowers, a seam binding ribbon and  beautiful flourishes cut with  Flourish #1 Die - CAFLRS1.

On this side view you can really see how pretty that leafy flourish looks cascading down the side.  The papers I used are from Graphic 45's DCE Once Upon a Springtime.  The pinks and greens are perfect for this springy Mom's Day project don't you think?



Other
Graphic 45 Once Upon a  Springtime DCE
Really Reasonable Ribbon seam binding


That's it for me today! Thanks for joining me.


Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Shabby Birthday With Lisa Blastick

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Hi! Welcome back to another card using several Cheery Lynn Designs Die Cuts. I was in the shabby chic mode when I decided to make this card using some of my old Graphic 45 papers. The sentiment was stamped on the "quadrafoil tag" just beautiful details.


I love the "fleur de lis doily" It is so detailed and worked perfectly for the background. The "daisy strip" was used to make the flowers. I cut the set out twice and just layered the same size together. In the center is gala glitz in brown. When I think of daisies I usually think yellow....not today! lol


I used two of my favorite leaves " flourish leaf strip" and "flourish #13"
This card was really easy to make and its looks like you spent hours to do it...



Thanks for stopping by today! 
Have a great day!
Hugs Lisa 

Friday, March 10, 2017

Step card with a twist with Maggi

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Hi there Cheery Lynn fans, Maggi here to share a fun easel card with you.  Easel cards make such great display pieces and I decided to add a little twist to this one by giving the easel part a different shape.  I used a Cheery Lynn Designs die, Pierced Stacker 3 6 Piece Die Set , and diecut two pieces and used them to form my easel.  I love how it looks at the bottom propped against the button revealing the interior of the card.


Then I topped the pierced stacker with a French Pastry Doily diecut that served to frame my lovely chipboard piece from Graphic 45's Portrait of a Lady collection.  I added a pretty flower made with a flower diecut from the Bohemian Collection - Indie Bouquet - 6 Die Set .


I used a chipboard button from the Portrait of a Lady collection to create a stop for the easel.  Underneath the button I used paper layers and a pretty trim diecut with the Lady Kate Edger Die .



At the top left I made a little floral cluster with flowers cut again using the Bohemian Collection - Indie Bouquet - 6 Die Set and leaves using the Flourish Leaf Strip 5 Piece Die Set.  I just got this Flourish Leaf Strip die, it's already a favorite as it adds the perfect finishing touch to my floral clusters.

Cheery Lynn Designs dies used:

Other Supplies:
Graphic 45 Portrait of a Lady Collection

That's it for me today!  Cheery Lynn Designs has so many great dies, be sure to stop by the store and check it out!

Friday, January 6, 2017

Thank You by Jenny Alia

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Hi crafty friends!  Today I'm sharing a thank you card.  I never have enough thank you cards to send after the holidays.  During the summer I made a number of flowers so this card came together quickly.  If you are inspired to make flowers it's so nice to have a number on hand when you want to create a quick card.


I layered the black Royal Scandinavian Doily over a piece of patterned paper.  I then cut the Thank You and glued it to the Quadrafoil Tag using foam adhesive to glue it to the Scandinavian Doily.  The Thank You was cut after another paper in the same mat stack.  I also used it for the Flourish Leaves which I added to the floral arrangement after placing the two Daisies, the Black Eyed Susan and the orange Tea Rose  around the doily.  The flowers were colored with distress inks and I added a clear glaze to the orange tea rose.

Cheery Lynn Dies

Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today and Happy New Year!

Friday, August 5, 2016

Hello Card with August Guest Designer Gloria Stengel

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Hello and good morning Cheery Lynn Fans! My name is Gloria Stengel from Scraps of Life Blog, and I am honored (and tickled pink) to be the Cheery Lynn August Guest Designer this month! I confess, when Bonnie asked me to be a guest designer, that I had only ever used one Cheery Lynn die before! Bonnie assured me that it was not an issue and that some product would be sent to me to play with! And boy...did I get some fun things in the mail!


I wanted to match the current challenge (Challenge #235 - Back to Nature Theme) so I found paper with a bird on it and went to town with my new dies! I spent some time just cutting things before picking the elements for the card. Let me just say, these dies cut like butter and fall right out of the die template! There was no poking or fussing or tearing...just cut and go! As a long time die user and a new customer of Cheery Lynn, let's just say, I am SUPER IMPRESSED!

Now, let's talk about the card! I created a top-fold 5 5/8" x 4 3/8" dark brown card. I trimmed blue paper to 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" and attached that to the card front. The next layer is an ivory panel cut with the Dutch Daisy Boutique Stacker A2 Frame - DL293. This is a very intricate die, and makes such a beautiful background.


Next, I layered on the bird paper, cut to 4 1/4" x 3 1/8". I created a focal point with feathers, leaves, and flowers, all cut from pastel and ivory paper (Medium Rose - B154, Small Gardenia - B433, Flourish Leaf Strip - B178). I combined the flowers to create roses from the pink paper. Each rose is approximately 1" across. I cut the feathers (Feathers - CABD62) and leaves from paper scraps. My favorite die of the card is the Hello Die - CARA8. The font is simply stunning and the word is the perfect size for a card!


I created a fun bow with the Pretty Pretty Bows - B422 die and more of the feathers. There are two sizes of bow with this die set and I created the large bow, which measures approximately 3 3/4" across from tail to tail. As much as I love working with real ribbon, it is fun to create paper bows to match the project exactly! I know that Pretty Pretty Bows will become a staple of my die repertoire!

Remember, the winner of the current challenge will be chosen randomly. They will receive $20 towards shopping at the Cheery Lynn website. The challenge will end on Wednesday afternoon August 17th at 15:00 Eastern time. We will also showcase the Top 3 picks from our Design Team.

Thanks for looking! I will be back on August 14th with a new project! Until then, stay cool and create pretty things!

~ Gloria: Scraps of Life



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Wednesday, July 6, 2016

Thinking of You by Jenny Alia

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Hello crafty friends, it's Jenny here today.  Lately I've been making tons of flowers using different Cheery Lynn dies.  They are easy to create and I love how they come to life once assembled.  For this card, I matched flowers to the striped Bo Bunny card stock and then developed the card. The card is a 5.5" square with the Scalloped LG Stacking Square as the base.  I layered a piece of white card stock on top, then the patterned paper, then the doily and then the sentiment.


I chose the Quadrafoil Square Doily as the central point of the design.  Both the Shasta Daisy and the Black Eyed Susan were colored with distress ink and the center of the Black Eyed Susan was rolled with a quilling tool.  I added a little distress ink to the edges of the blue petals as well as the edges of the Thinking of You Sentiment Square


Cheery Lynn Dies

Thanks for stopping by today and make sure to join in the current Pretty in Purple Challenge for a chance to win a $20 gift certificate to Cheery Lynn Designs!
Hugs,
Jenny 

Friday, July 1, 2016

Birthday Wishes with Lisa Blastick

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Hello! Can you believe it is already July 1st? WOW! Well, for me this is my favorite month with so many birthdays, my anniversary, and my favorite holiday...The Fourth Of July!!! 
To celebrate all the family and friends birthdays that I know; I wanted to make a card using the fabulous "birthday wishes" in the center. It matches perfectly in the center of the "french doily".


The color purple was chosen inspired by this week's challenge "pretty in purple" The flowers are "sweet williams strip" and there is a couple layers of the "flourish leaf strip" A few pearls throughout and a double layered, triple bow on the top 



Thanks for stopping by today!  I always enjoy your comments and read them all! 
Be sure to check out this week's challenge for your chance to win $20 at the 
Have a great day! 
Hugs, Lisa

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Just Because with Lisa Blastick

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Hi everyone, it's Lisa with a new card for Cheery Lynn Designs. I decided to try something new by making the base of the card by using the largest of the "horizon square boutique".  I've seen some of the other DT members use it and I have to say it is really a gorgeous piece to have in your collection! 


I wanted to make some flowers in yellow to match the patterned papers, so I chose the "sweet williams strip" and "sweet christine" in white cardstock. Next to them I used "dutch daisy border" The leaves are one of my favorites called "flourish leaf strip" The doily in the background is "english tea party" and it was inspired to be used for this week's challenge "doilies".  I printed up the sentiment from the computer and layered it on the smallest "horizon fishtail banner" A few pearls in the centers of the flowers and a few in the top right hand corner. This card is ready to bring some cheerful spring weather your way. 


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Thanks for stopping by today and be sure to check out this week's challenge "doilies" for your chance to win $20 at the Cheery Lynn Designs Store. 
Hugs Lisa 

Wednesday, January 6, 2016

"Forever" with Lisa Blastick

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Hi everyone! It's Lisa back today sharing with you a new card for the New Year 2016 with Cheery Lynn Designs ! This week's challenge is "Winter Whites" and I chose to make a wedding card using the "Wrought Iron Window" as my focal point. I then typed the sentiment on the computer and die cut with "Royal Scandinavian Tag 2" It is on one side of the window so it gives the appearance of the window opening up. 


The background of white cardstock was embossed with "Old Parchment". I placed some sheer ribbon on top with "Flourish Leaf Strip" It's one of my favorite dies. I then placed 2 of the smallest "Two of Hearts" on each side of the window to complete this wedding card. 




Be sure to check out this week's challenge "Winter Whites" for your chance to win $20 at the Cheery Lynn Designs Store. 
Thanks for stopping by! 
Hugs Lisa 

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