Showing posts with label Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath. Show all posts

Sunday, October 29, 2017

Jack O' Lantern Witch with Laurie Schmidt

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Laurie here from Stamping Up North sharing a spooky Jack O' Lantern witch card today.... 
just in time for Halloween!

I love this set...the faces are so fun! I added some sparkly green enamel dots for their noses. Then I stacked them up and added a Witch Hat and some arms from the Acorns and Leaves dies to make my witch.

I sponged some distress oxide inks onto watercolor paper for my background, sprinkled on a bit of water, and let it dry. Then I adhered the Aspen Forest die cut, the Jack O' Lantern witch I had made, and some spooky little bats.



The sentiment is cut out from the Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath set. I layered it 3 times for some added dimension.



Here's a list of the dies I used:



Thanks for stopping by!




Friday, September 22, 2017

Halloween Door With Lisa Blastick

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Hello crafters! Welcome back to another fun card using some new and old Cheery Lynn Designs Dies. The adorable "felines" are purrrrfect for Halloween! I wanted to use the screen door and then make an awning over the top. The awning was made by cutting 1/2 strips and curving the edges. 


The cute ghost from "happy haunts" is a green goblin...lol  The sentiment from "Happy Halloween twiggy wreath" its the perfect size for the screen door. 


The spider web (nest) also has an adorable spider too. I added some glittery ribbon and two sequins for the doorknob. The background on the bottom I embossed it with "old brick"


The bats are from "bat family". I used the 2nd and 3rd smallest bat and just dotted the eyes with a signo white pen. Then I bent them a bit and added glue to the center of the bats so they appeared to be flying off the awning.




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

Monday, September 4, 2017

Happy Halloween by Julie Lavalette

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Hi fellow crafters, it's JULIE here today and I am sharing some inspiration with our latest winter release.

I love this Aspen Forest Die as I see so many uses for it including Christmas and Halloween. 


My Aspen Forest was cut out white cardstock and inked with Distress Inks, I mounted onto corrugated card which I had also added Ink onto the raised areas. This gives my forest depth.


My trick and treat children were Shadow layered to make them pop.


I mounted my moon onto the twiggy wreath adding my ghouls and drop shadowed sentiment.

Hope you have a lovely week and find some time to craft.

Crafty Hugs, 
Julie x

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Monday, August 7, 2017

Mr. Jack O' Lantern

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Hello Cheery Lynn peeps!  
Cherry here at the blog today.  I have a fun Halloween card to share.
 I Started with the French Pastry Doily as my base.  I then added the ribbon eyelet and the curved border set to the edge of my card base.
 I then added the cute Jack O' Lantern and candy die and used the Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath sentiment and was done.
Thanks for visiting the Cheery Lynn Blog.  Cherry

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Thursday, July 13, 2017

Thinking of You Card by Amy Voorthuis

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Good morning Cheery Lynn Fans.
I just can't believe that time flies by so fast.  Our handsome son is going to high school after this summer. That means more scrapping time for me, but also I need to help him a lot with his school work. So I need to work in advance if I want to keep up with my design team work. So I am working ahead a little. For today I have another card to share. This time I wanted to highlight the amazing "Cuties" dies Cheery Lynn Designs offers.

Thinking of You:
This time I went for my favorite color purple with mint green and shades of brown. I really love this combination and that bird is so freaking cute. I just love to use the circle dies Cheery Lynn Designs offers especially if used together.

 The burlap die is one of my all time favorite dies because it can be used not only for Christmas/Halloween etc, but for all sorts of occasions like what I did here. On the background of my card I added two different stamps by 49 and Market designed by Gabrielle Pollacco. The papers I used are all by Maja Design and are from several collections.
Thank you so much for visiting the blog today!
I hope you enjoyed my post and I have inspired you to use your Cheery Lynn Designs dies. Please visit my blog for a chance to win two different prizes Amy's Pretty Papers
Have a stunning upcoming weekend!

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Thank You Beautiful Tag by Amy Voorthuis

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Goodmorning Cheery Lynn Fans.
Today I am sharing another tag with you all. I am totally hooked on those at the moment! This time I used three Maja Design collections to make my tag.  The green shades are from both "Vintage Autumn Basics"& "Summertime" collections and the rest of the card is made with my favorite "Nyhavn" collection. It's kind of an Autumn card I think because I used berries and other Autumn elements like cones and a lot of leaf dies. 

Thank You Beautiful: 
I just really love all the leaf dies Cheery Lynn Designs offers and I used a whole bunch of them on my tag. They are great for layering and to use in your flower clusters. For this tag I cut out the wreaths, both the Halloween and the Joy to the World and layered them on top of each other for dimension.  Then underneath I added another paper sheet from the "Nyhavn"collection and lifted it with foam tape. 

Then I added some white berries and twigs on the right side of my tag for fill along with layers of leaves and flowers at the end. The center of my flower is not handmade but I am going to make them in the near future myself. Lately I am also really loving to add flairs to my work especially the flair from Cuts2luv they are amazing to work with and they have great designs too. 
Cheery Lynn Design dies used:

Thank you so much for visiting the blog today!
I hope you enjoyed my post and I have inspired you to use your Cheery Lynn Designs dies.
Have a wonderful and lovely week!

Monday, April 3, 2017

Thinking of You Card by Amy Voorthuis

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Good morning everyone.
Today I would like to share another card with you all.  This time it's a "Thinking of You" card! While I was making this card I was thinking of my grandmother who passed away January 2014 and how she was always the light in everyone's life, so this is a happy card to celebrate her life. This card was made with the lovely renewed "Sofiero"collection by Maja Design. When I got my last DT package from Cheery Lynn Designs, I got the pretty B469 - Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath to play with.   Yes this die is amazing and you can used it for so much more then Halloween.  

Thinking of You: 
I added some stitching around the flower sheet to give my card more dimension. Also I added some shimmer sprays only it's not that visible on this picture sadly. 

Cheery Lynn Design dies used: 

Thank you so much for visiting the blog today!
I hope you enjoyed my post and I have inspired you to use your Cheery Lynn Designs dies.
Have a wonderful week.

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

All Occasion Spring Card by Cherry Nelson

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Hi Cheery Lynn peeps! Cherry here on the blog.  I have a simple but I think elegant card for you today.
 I started with my background die using the fionas magic mirror die.  This is a beautiful die and a classic start to any card.  I then wrapped my ribbon around the card and tied my bow.  From here I added the Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath Die.  I thought with the little bird it looked very Springy.  Not just for Halloween!
 From there I added the Two of Hearts Die and layered it with the Gardenia strip five piece die set along with the Medium Rose strip 7 piece die set.  Other than that I added a few pearls and I was done! 

Thanks for visiting the Cheery Lynn Blog!  Cherry

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Monday, October 10, 2016

Halloween Trick or Treat Fun by Julie Lavalette

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Hi everyone it's JULIE here today, I hope you had a lovely weekend and managed some creative time. Today I am sharing some more Halloween inspiration using many of the amazing Halloween dies Cheery Lynn have.


My Witches Cauldron was cut out in black cardstock adding some Vintage photo Distress powder at the edges to give a rust effect. My flames and logs were cut out in White cardstock and coloured with Copic pens adding some Glossy Accents onto the flames.


My cute little Witch was cut from the Trick or Treat Border layering her with a foam pad.


My hills were die cut from my Stitched stacker die, I then fussy cut the shape of hills and highlighted the stitching effect with a black pen, distressing the edges and adding some black soot Distress ink.


My house I layered Orange cardstock behind to give a warm glow, layering on with foam pads and a spooky ghost behind. My stormy sky was created with inks and a cloud stencil.

Thanks so much for stopping by today and I hope I have inspired you to create a Halloween scene on a card or Scrapbooking page.

Good luck to everyone entering our Bi-Weekly Challenge for a chance to win a $20 spending spree.

Crafty Hugs, 
Julie x 

Cheery Lynn Dies Used-
B594 Jack O Lanterns
B595 Home Sweet Home
B852 Halloween Ghost
B847 Witches Brew
B779 Camping Set
B469 Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath
B191 Spooky Tree
B470 Trick or Treat Border
XL15 Rectangle Scalloped LG Purple Stackers
LSC-16 Rectangle Stitch and Cut Tool
M4 Circle Classic
B596 Bat Family 

Sunday, September 11, 2016

Happy Halloween with Lisa Blastick

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Hi everyone! Welcome back! Today Im sharing with you a new card for Cheery Lynn Designs using a new "halloween ghost" die cut. There are actually 2 other ghosts but I kept mine all the same. You can see in the background the "twiggy wreath" and "sentiment" which is perfect for Halloween cards. 


The adorable flowers are "sweet christine" and I added a black center. I love the leaves from "flourish #13" and decided to make them black to match the theme. 


Have to mention loving this line of patterned papers from Graphic 45 too.  The bling was to represent the wind from the ghosts. 


Cheery Lynn Designs Dies Used:


Thanks for stopping by today and be sure to check out this week's challenge for your chance to win some $ at the Cheery Lynn Designs store!
Hugs Lisa 

Saturday, October 31, 2015

Happy Halloween Friends by Julie Lavalette

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Happy Halloween to all our Cheery Lynn Friends, it's JULIE here today.
For my Halloween card I cut out my stacker layers in Black and Mauve cardstock. I cut my Mauve layer in half so I could slightly offset it for a shadow effect, I also love how it has given a Gothic look to the die cut.
My Twiggy wreath and wording were also shadowed for extra detail and to make my design 'pop'.
 I added some glittered gems and my Jack O Lantern to finish.

Cheery Lynn Dies Used:


Hope you have a lovely weekend and good luck to everyone entering our Weekly Challenge.

Julie x

Friday, October 30, 2015

Give Thanks By Debbie Brownmiller

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Hello. It's Debbie from Debbie' s Time Out. Glad to see you here today. Today I have created a
" Give Thanks" card. I had this beautiful paper with colorful fall leaves in my stash that I thought would be perfect paper for this design that I had in mind.


I cut a couple of mats and then layered the largest of the Horizon Square Boutique Stacker Frames   cut out of the pattern paper. I cut a couple of Mini Butterflies w Angel Wings  and layered them over the butterflies that were part of the paper pattern to give a 3D effect. I colored some white pearls green with my Copics to match the paper and used glossy accents to add rain droplets on the leaves.


I've just got to show you a close up of the  twiggy wreath that  I used as my focal point. The Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath   is a great design for making a wreath for any season or occasion. I used two layers of this wreath popping each layer up. I left one crow attached and cut the crow from the second cut and perched him up on the sign. I hung the sign (which I printed from the internet)  from the top of the wreath. What a perfect sentiment for this challenge theme. A few of the branches from the Branch set were inked in fall colors to match and tucked in here and there. A bow finished off the wreath nicely. 

Thanks for joining me today.  I now invite you to join our weekly challenge
@ http://cheerylynndesigns.blogspot.ca/search/label/challenge for your chance to win a $20.00 shopping spree.  I will see you next Friday when I will share another project with you. I am sure you will like the design of it. 

Have a crafty week my friends!

Debbie

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies Used:
Horizon Square Boutique Stacker Frames - DL253
Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath - B469
Mini Butterflies w Angel Wings - D138
Branch (Set of 2) - B466



Thursday, October 8, 2015

Happy Halloween with Jenny Alia

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Hi, it's Jenny posting today with a Halloween card inspired by this week's challenge.  I've been having so much fun with all the new Cheery Lynn Halloween dies from the July release!  To make this card I began by cutting three large squares out of white and purple card stock.  I colored the smallest piece orange with distress ink.  After the distress ink dried I cut a circle out of the card stock with one of the small circles from the  Circle Classic Silver Stackers.  I then used the Square Stitching Tool to cut the stitches into the largest and smallest square for added texture.


I then got to work on the fun elements.  I cut the Home Sweet Home haunted house out of a dark gray card stock and backed it with purple for a spooky light inside.  I think this would be really neat to do with neon green behind too.  Then I glued the house down and then glued two Ornamental Gates side by side.  I cut the bottoms of them so they wouldn't be as tall.  

I sponged a little gray ink over a piece of white card stock and then glued it behind the orange layer.  The two bats from the Bat Family die were popped up with dimensional foam adhesive.  Last I added the cauldron from the Crafty Ann Halloween Set 2 and glued the Happy Halloween sentiment from the Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath die set.

Thanks for visiting and I hope you can join us for this week's Halloween challenge for a chance to win a $20 gift certificate to Cheery Lynn Designs.

Saturday, September 19, 2015

Who Ate The Spider ! by Julie Lavalette

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Hi Everyone, It's JULIE here today. I am having so much fun with the Halloween Dies creating little scenes on my cards that I just had to share another one with you.


My background was created with Hickory Smoke and Stormy Sky and a Spiders Web Stencil. 


My  Washing Line and Moon were cut out in White Cardstock and coloured with Copics adding a little bling on to the Witches shoes.


My Tombstone was also cut out in White Cardstock and shaded with Distress inks. My Barbed Wire was heat embossed with Silver Embossing Powder and a little Rust Coloured Stazon ink added to it.


As you can see my very naughty Horrible Cat ate the Spider off the web ! I cut my cat out in Black Cardstock and trimmed his head and front legs off. I then glued the body part in to a sitting position and placed a little Silicone Glue on to the back of his head and re positioned it for added dimension. My Spider I trimmed his legs down a little bit in an uneven way so they had a chewed look to them.

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Thanks for stopping by today and good luck to everyone entering our Weekly Challenge with a chance of winning a $20 spending spree.

Julie x

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