Playing with roses
Jenn Bedient
3:30 AM
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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!
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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