Showing posts with label Square Pierce and Cut Tool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Square Pierce and Cut Tool. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Happy Easter by Jenny Alia

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Hi crafty peeps!  I just bought this large Easter Egg die and I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to have some fun with shimmer sprays.  It's difficult to see in the photograph but the egg really shimmers.  It has such great detail, some of which I unfortunately covered with the Happy Easter sentiment.


I used the Pierced Banners die to make the double sided banner.  It was easy to run only one side of the die through my die cut machine, then flip the die (lining up the holes) before finally cutting the other end of the banner.  This way I was able to get the same detail on both ends.  It's also great because you can modify the length of this banner.  It was originally too large but I solved the problem by lining up the holes in both the die and die cut and then running one end through the machine again, re-cutting an end.

Cheery Lynn Dies

Thanks for stopping by the blog today!
Hugs, Jenny

Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Floral Birthday Card with Bonnie Garby

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Hi there Cheery Lynn die lovers.  Bonnie from Make Time to Craft here today to share a pretty floral birthday card using one of my favorite flower die sets from Cheery Lynn Designs.
I have lots of layer on this card, but I think it's pretty easy to see from the photo how the layers were assembled.  I just love the Square Frames die for square cards.  

My blue/tan background paper was made using Distress Inks spritzed with water.  My flowers and foliage were created with the Floral Bouquet die set which is such a versatile flower set.  I used some of the same paper from my background for the blue flower petals along with some dark blue and kraft color cardstock.  The layers were also inked with an old script stamp for some additional interest.  The flowers and foliage were cut and then shaped with a stylus and foam pad.  The flowers were layered and finished off with some cool metal gear embellishments from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I added a pretty butterfly to the right side of the card to balance things out.

Cheery Lynn Dies used:

My card was finished off with a pretty bi-color double-loop bow made on my Bow-it-All Tool using Ivory and Capri Blue Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon.
I hope my card today inspires you to pull out some of your favorite dies from Cheery Lynn Designs and create your own pretty floral card.  Happy crafting!

~ Bonnie ~

Thursday, January 5, 2017

Love You Card with Bonnie Garby

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Hi everyone.  Bonnie here today from Make Time to Craft.  Today I am sharing a love inspired card using several dies that I happen to 'love' from Cheery Lynn Designs.
I started with a 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" brown card base.  I backed a piece of pink cardstock with Stick It Adhesive and cut using the Quatrefoil A2 Frame 2.  I adhered the die cut to a piece of cream cardstock.  I then trimmed that to 3-1/2" x 4-3/4".  I layered that on to pink cardstock and then brown cardstock leaving a small border on each.  Then I added some natural mulberry paper and wet the edges to tear leaving a feathery edge.
I created my Love You Sentiment in the same fashion.  Apply Stick It Adhesive to the back of pink cardstock, cut with the Love You die and then adhere to cream cardstock.  I then cut a brown base using the Square Pierce & Cut die.  This was then backed with natural mulberry paper.  I ran a piece of 5/8" Turftan Brown Delicate Stitched Satin topped with 3/8" Sherbet double-faced satin ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon across the top of the main panel dove-tailing the sherbet ribbon.  Then the sentiment panel was attached on top of that.

Cheery Lynn Dies used:

The beautiful roses were created with the small and medium tea rose dies.  I used both cream and pink cardstock to build the layers.  I inked the cream using wadded wax paper and also inked the edges of both colors for definition.  Then the leaves were shaped and the flowers were assemble.  The flowers and foliage were added to the card below the sentiment.

The card was finished off with a pretty bi-color double-loop bow using Sherbet and Turftan Brown Delicate Stitched Satin from Really Reasonable Ribbon.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.  I hope I've inspired you to pull out your flower dies and create some pretty flowers for your next project.  Happy crafting!

Saturday, August 27, 2016

Birthday Wishes Card with Bonnie Garby

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Hi friends.  Bonnie from Make Time to Craft here today for Jenny.  Today I'm sharing a pretty pink and brown birthday card created with some of my favorite Cheery Lynn Designs dies.
This beautiful Quadrafoil Square Doily is up there in my top all time favorites list.  Isn't it gorgeous?!

You know I'm also in love with making beautiful handmade roses and today I used the wonderful Medium Tea Rose die.  I cut the layers in brown and tan and I inked the tan layer with an old script background stamp for texture and also inked the edges.  I then shaped the layers and assembled.
Cheery Lynn Dies used:
My bow was created with Turftan Brown Delicate Stitched Satin from the August Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  The center was tied with Pink Burlap String.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. Don't forget, we have a great Doilies themed challenge going on. We'd love to have you enter for a chance to win a $20 gift certificate to Cheery Lynn Designs.

~ Bonnie ~

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Texas Rose by Jenny Alia

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Hi, it's Jenny posting today with a card inspired by this week's challenge Handmade Flowers and the state dies from the new North American Release.  This card began as a Cowboys football card but I can't seem to make a card without flowers, so I added some yellow roses and went another way.  My 11 year old recognized the Cowboys star and colors and seemed a bit annoyed that I'd make a card that celebrated a team other than  his favorite.  


It might be difficult to see but the large blue square was cut with the Square Pierce & Cut Tool die so that the pierced edge matches the edge of the blue Pierced Star.  I then layered a piece of white card stock that I distressed with a tool and distress ink.  The wood grain is a piece of design paper from Prima.  


Most of the die cuts were colored with distress ink.  The Tea Roses were cut with a light yellow card stock, sprayed with glitter spray, and aged with a little brown distress ink on the edges.  The white rose centers and the babies breath flowers are from the Embellishments #2 set.  The boots from the Arizona Cowboy set were glued to brown card stock and then cut out so that the detail would stand out.  I just love these boots, the detail is amazing.


Cheery Lynn Dies
Texas B747 (NEW)

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