Showing posts with label Font. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Font. Show all posts

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Playing with roses

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Hello everyone!

Jenn here with my first post as guest designer for my most favorite die company!  I hope this finds everyone having an absolutely wonderful and crafty weekend so far!

For my card, I pulled out my much loved rose strip dies.  I've seen a technique that I've been wanting to play around with... spritzing and scrunching.  I'm always so thrilled with how versatile Cheery Lynn's flower dies are and how you can get different looks even with the same dies.  All three of my flowers were made with the same three Cheery Lynn rose strips (one strip of each size: miniature, medium and large).

 
The roses were all made of Tissue Stock.  The one on the bottom left was shaped, while the rose on the top was shaped and then spritzed and scrunched.  The last rose on the right was spritzed and scrunched without being shaped.  Each so easy, yet so very pretty!

The card base was cut from the largest of the French Flair Stackers.  The border was made with largest of the French Flair Doily Stackers, then cut out of the middle was the second largest of the French Flair Stackers, and filled in with the same cut on a different paper.

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend!

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Monday, November 12, 2012

Winter Wonder Land

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Hi, it's Gini here to share a wintery 12 x 12 layout with you.  I've been lucky and haven't seen any snow here yet, but I think we will get our fair share this winter.  A couple of years ago, we actually had a White Christmas - which is a rarity.  This was a picture from that day.
Most of the cuts are pretty obvious, but I do have one neat new trick to share with you. My clustering includes lots of snowflakes, and I wanted to add some dimension, but foam adhesive was not an option, due to the very lacey, intricate cut. So, I cut 7 of the same snowflake, and glued each layer together. In essence, I made my own chipboard. I love how this turned out, so I will be using this technique again!
I can't tell you how often I am reaching for the Delicate Lace Script font. It is the perfect size to add titles/ journaling to my layouts. My poinsettia was made with the Build a Flower One, and brushed with Stickles for a little glimmer. The center of the flower was created with Snowflake 5.
At first glance, you might think these smaller snowflakes are part of the patterned paper, but actually, they are cuts from the Snowflowers One. I used some of our larger snowflakes on this layout as well - so you can see this is a really great size to add to your collection.

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies
Pion Patterned Papers
WorldWin Papers Cardstock
Thanks for stopping by today!

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Fall Foliage

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Hello! Jodi here sharing a 12x12 layout featuring the leaves in fall colors!
I’ve used the Bunny and Chick border to dress up my background layer. I split the Polynesian Sails Oval in half, layering each half on top and bottom of my photos adding a bit of elegance and texture to the layout.
I cut two layers of Sunflower for each flower, staggering the layers as I adhered them. The flower centers were attached with foam adhesive to add dimension. Rose Leaf Strip was cut in green for flower leaves.
Fall leaves were cut from Small Leaves #1, Small Leaves #2, Large Leaves #2. Other foliage filling in are Mini Fanciful Flourish, Fanciful Flourish, Pair of Ferns, Olive Branches, Wreath Strip, and Flourish Leaf Strip. The title was cut using the elegant Delicate Lace Script.
There is still time to enter this weeks challenge for your chance to win the $20 gift certificate! Details Here
Thanks for stopping by!!


Saturday, November 3, 2012

Font Fun!

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Hello! Jodi here with a Holiday card full of fun tips and ideas!
I started by cutting the base of my card with the largest of the Scalloped Square Stackers Nesting dies, layered with the Classic Square Silver Stacker. The Dainty Dutch Deco Frame adds the perfect elegance to the background on my card.
To add dimension to my card and letters, I cut the letters "J" and "Y" from the cardboard of a cereal box.
I cut each letter three times.
I stacked each of the letters adhering as I went followed with a cardstock letter, creating the same feel as the expensive store bought letters for a much better price, and custom made to match my project!
For fun, I used the Ornamental Wreath as the “O” in my word. Here is a close up of the fabulous details on the wreath. The Wreath set comes with a beautiful bow die, but I chose to add a real bow for more texture on my card. I tucked in some foliage from the Holly Leaves and Wreath Strip.
There is still time to enter this weeks challenge for your chance to win the $20 shopping spree! Details Here
 
 
Thanks for stopping by!

Monday, October 29, 2012

Boo To You!

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I realized I really haven't made too many Halloween projects this year, so I thought I better sneak one in while I still can. My flower was created using the leaves and petals from the Franipani set, built on a calyx from the Embellishment 2 set. My sentiment was created using a mix of fonts and words (you). The new Delicate Lace Script is my favorite font set ever! Such a perfect size.
The new challenge is up at the Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge blog, and it's one of my favorites! Vintage! So be sure to play along for your chance to win a $20 gift certificate.
Patterned Paper - DCWV: Witches Brew
May Arts Ribbon
Robin's Nest Dew Drops


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