Wishing you a very happy day with this vintage styled card using Prima's Vintage Emporium 6 x 6 paper pad. I used a lacy patterned print page on the bottom and then layered and stacked different diecuts to make my card.

From the bottom, the first layer is the Royal Scandinavian Boutique Stacker, next a Celtic Rectangle Boutique Stacker Frame, then Coved Rectangle Stitch And Cut Tool,  the Oval Frame Die and finally the sentiment is stamped onto a small Pierced Stacker Die.  Then I topped those layers with Manon's Wedding Garland Die and flowers from the same die set along with small flowers from the Floral Bouquet Kit.  To finish it off, I glued the layers to a brown cardstock card leaving a brown edge all around the card.

In this photo you can see the dimension that is created by popping up some of the layers and the dimension of the flowers that is created by giving each of the petals a twist.

Cheery Lynn Designs Die Used:

Hi everyone, it's me Gabrielle here with you today with some cards I made as guest designer this month for Cheery Lynn Designs.  I thought I would play a little bit with the Sweet Williams Flower strip.  It's so easy to use For the card above I used a misting technique, moistening the flower petals and giving them a little crinkle. 

For these blooms I used the smallest petal cuts for the center and 2 of the largest (for the large blooms) and I used the 2 of the medium petal cuts forthe medium blooms.  I used some Honey distress ink in the centers of the blooms so that the color would fade out (note: I did the tinting step before I did the water/wrinkling technique).  Here is a close-up view of the blooms..... 

Cheery Lynn Dies used for this project:

~ Sweet Williams D-137

~ Fanciful Flourish B-117

~ Manon's Wedding Garland DL218

~ Ivy Corner Flourish B-315

I don't know about you but personally I like to get all I can out of a die, so I thought I would try using the Sweet Williams petals the way I would prep a rose bloom.  I thought the results were very close to a rose bloom.

I basically used the curling techniqued I showed you all on the video I posted last Tuesday.  Just gently curling back the petals to create a softer rounder bloom.  I used 2 of the smallest petal cuts for the 'bud' center of the flower.  Then I used 1 of the next size up and 2 of the next size up after that (this makes up the smaller roses on this card).  To make the large rose just add two of the largest petal cuts. 

Here is another close up view of the blooms.  I just left the paper as is, no extra tinting on this one.  I find the flower centers curled tightly together create their own depth of color.

I finished the card using more of the beautiful Fanciful Flourish cuts and little pieces of the Ivy Corner Flourish, as well as the intricate and beautiful Celtic Heart.

Cheery Lynn Products used for this project:

~ Sweet Williams D-137

~Fanciful Flourish B-117

~ Ivy Corner Flourish B-315

~ Celtic Heart B-144

I hope you enjoyed my projects today and hope that I've inspired you to play with your dies a little and see what different ways you can put them to use!