Hello crafty friends, and Happy Saturday to you all! Hope you are enjoying your weekend and getting your craft on :) hehehhe

Today's card is a Merry Christmoose card created using the SWEET Cheery Lynn Dies. The DARLING moose is one of the new release, and mixed with some of Cheery Lynn's other beautiful dies. I will list them all below for you. I absolutely am LOVING all the dies in this newest release, and if you havent had a chance to see them, be sure to check them out here at the Cheery Lynn Designs store.

So for this sweet card, it measures 6" x 6" and I used a white card base. Next I chose to use a kraft color card stock, along with a green for matting all the layers of design paper. The design paper I chose to use for my card today is from Recollections Winter Wonderland, it's an oldie but goody :) I added some green sewing to each panel on my card.

Layering the main panel-
I used Cheery Lynn's Pierced Stacker #2 XL20 cut out of the kraft card stock with this one.  For the oval I used M-7 Oval Classic and cut out the coordinating design paper. For my sweet Moose I used the NEW B923 Merry Christmoose die, and cut him out all in white, then colored with different Copic markers. I did add some white gel dots to his antlers, ear and tail.

Teh flowers were cut using another design paper from this collection and cut using Cheery Lynns Poinsettia Strip.  I then added some gold stamens from Really Reasonable Ribbon to the centers. The greenery was done using the poinsettia strip and some of the design paper.  Then I used for the branches B846 Christmas Bell 7, it's the branch in this set.

Merry Christmoose was colored and then I added a bit of glitter. Ribbon is Gingham from Really Reasonable Ribbon.


Thank you for looking and hope you enjoy the rest of your day!

hugs
Cheryl

Hi fellow die lovers!  Bonnie here today from Make Time to Craft with another pretty floral birthday card featuring some pretty dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.  You can never have too many birthday cards in your stash.
This colorful card has a lot of pizzazz with just a few dies.  The Card Cover Maker #4 die creates a fabulous background when layered over a pretty piece of paper created with Distress Inks.  I layered that up on a few more layers since I love that look, and then finished it off with a layer of wispy white mulberry paper before attaching to my 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" card base.


My tea roses were created by cutting the petals in both pink cardstock and left over purple Distress Ink cardstock from my background.  I love the look of a two color rose.  I shaped the petals and assembled the roses and then mounted them below the oval sentiment panel.  The sentiment is a digital stamp from Graciellie Design from the Hello Gorgeous set.
I finished my card off with a pretty coordinating bi-color bow made on my Bow-it-All V3.0 tool using Rose Bloom and Regal Purple Delicate Stitched Satin from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  The center of my bow was adorned with a 10mm flat back resin embellishment.