Hi my dear friends!
It's Irina Gerschuk with you today.
And today I'd like to share with you my new card:
I created the flower from the Mixed Media Sheets. Heated it with the heat gun to form the shape of the petals.

Close-ups:
 I decorated the Birdhouse with liquid pearls and rhinestone.

I decided to highlight the Fancy Corner with pearls.

And here is a closer look to the flower. I used two different flower dies to create it.

Supplies:
- Lutradur® Mixed Media Sheets - S142;
- Hinges (Set of 8) - B399;
- Lilith Doily Edger - B404;
- Cherish (Set of 2) - B415;
- Fancy Corner Cuts #4 - B431;
- Birdhouse with Lattice - B418;
- Sentiment Tag 1 (Set of 3) - B424;
- Tropical Flower - A160;
- Sweet Williams - D137

And please come and join our new challenge - the theme is amazing and the prize is lovely)))

Than you for stopping by!
Have a lovely day!
Irina

Happy Tuesday everyone! leslierahye here and have I have something fun to show you! With the last release, Cheery Lynn Designs brought in a cool new "fabric" substance to play with for your mixed media needs. It's called Lutradur and it's this crazy product that originally came from the automotive industry. It's white and webby and can be colored with a variety of methods but today I left it in it's white form for my snowy card.

I began by die cutting the miniature rose and the daisy strip. To make it easier to cut place your mixed media sheets on the die--you can cut up to 3 of the thinner ones at one time easily when you place a piece of paper for them to cut into. Shimming your machine with the metal adapter plate can also enhance your cutting--you just need to test your machine to determine what work best for you.

After the materials are cut, I remove them from the sheet and stack them on the tip of my pointy die cut tool. With the heat tool I heat the flowers until they start to melt and change shape and curl. When I am happy with the look I remove the heat. For the miniature roses I stacked 4 at a time-the heat also fuses the centers together around the metal tool. For the big daisy I stacked 2 medium and 4 small daisy pieces and repeated the heat process. Where the "fabric" is thinner fun holes will appear. My son also found that if you heated the material enough to catch it to a piece of metal, you could then "pull" strings. He used a ¼" piece of material to pull the fine strings to the left of my floral cluster. There are so many fun applications to explore!

My second new favorite thing...die cutting metallic card stock and mirror card stock--it cuts like butter with a hot knife! Just wait until you see the New Year's Eve card I have planned for you towards the end of the month! It's just beautiful what you can do with the shiny mirrored card stock and Cheery Lynn Dies! Today I used silver for my little snowflakes.  I hope you enjoyed my card today and some Lutradur tips! Thank you for stopping by! 

Hi my dear scrap friends!!
It's Irina Gerschuk with you today.
First of all I wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving if you celebrate and a wonderful day if not))
And now I'd like to show you my new card.  I decided to create a love card this time. I'm sure you all have someone special who would be really happy to receive such card. So I hope my project can inspire you to create something lovely to your loved ones)))
As usual I started to create the card with a flower composition.
 I created the background with Mesh Hearts Border and Lutradur® Mixed Media Sheets (it looks like a thin felt)
 Then I add Lace Circle.
 I decided to decorate the  Lattice Heart die-cut with pearls and liquid pearls to highlight it.
Finally I added some beads and decorative pins as a zest.

Dies used:
- Mesh Hearts (Vertical) Borders - B319
- Lutradur® Mixed Media Sheets
- Large Rose - B155
- Medium Rose - B154
- Lattice Heart & Vines - B368
- Lace Circle - DL188

And please come and join our new challenge - the theme is amazing and the prize is lovely)))

Than you for stopping by!
Have a lovely day!
Irina