A warm Hello to you.  It's Debbie hosting the blog today from Debbie's Time Out . Today I am going to share a card with you using some beautiful flowers and greenery from Cheery Lynn Designs..


For the base I matted a purple patterned paper with black cardstock. I cut one of the Nautical Wheeler Doily. The doily cuts out in two pieces. So I layered the large one onto the base first and then tucked the smaller one in behind on the top corner. This gave me a pretty base to layer my flowers and greenery onto.


I cut and layered some greenery onto the doily from the Fern Leaf,  Branch 2  and Olive Branches sets. The big center flower was created using the Daisy Strip . The smaller flowers were cut from the Tea Rose small and the Tea Rose Medium. All flowers were colored and then sprayed with water and shaped with a stylus. Some pearls and prills were added to the center of the flowers.


On the inside of the card  I used the Pop Up Best Wishes. These pop up cards are fun and easy to make. 

Thanks so much for visiting the blog today. I hope you find some time today to craft, create and relax. Have a crafty day my friends.

Dies Used
Pop Up Best Wishes Word - 1 Piece Die Set - B935
Nautical Wheeler Doily Die - DL180
Fern Leaf Die - B666
Branch 2 Piece Die Set - B466
Olive Branches 2 Piece Die Set - B147
Daisy Strip 6 Piece Die Set - B259
Tea Rose small- 6 Piece Die Set - B435
Tea Rose Medium - 6 Piece Die Set - B436

Hi Cheery Lynn fans.  Bonnie here from Make Time to Craft today sharing a pretty floral birthday birthday card created with several gorgeous dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.
This pretty Birthday Wishes Circle die is such a useful die to have in your stash.  Mine gets so much use.  I created some pretty Distress Ink background paper and then cut the Ankara Lace Doily (ON SALE NOW!) in white and backed it with turquoise using the Angel Wing die that comes with it.  The Birthday wishes die was layered and adhered to that with some ribbon running under it across the center of the doily.
The pretty roses were cut, inked and shaped.  Then they were assembled to create pretty three dimensional roses which are the star of the show.

My card was topped off with a pretty bi-color bow created on my Bow-it-All Tool using two of the ribbons from the pretty Spring Color March Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  The center of the bow was finished off with a delicate pearl heart shaped embellishment.

Hi friends.  Bonnie here today from Make Time to Craft sharing a pretty floral birthday card showcasing some of my favorite dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.
I don't know about you, but I'm having trouble getting back in the groove after the holidays.  It doesn't help that it's freezing outside.  It's been in the single digits for days with no end in sight.  Makes me want to crawl back in bed and pull the covers over my head!

So, flowers and pink are in order!  Flowers always make me happier.
My background die is the pretty Alpine Flourish Doily.  This is one of the dies in my very first order from Cheery Lynn Designs and I still love it as much as I did all those years ago and it's so versatile.

My roses were made with the Small and Medium Tea Rose Dies.  I alternated solid pink cardstock with some Distress Ink cardstock I created for a little more depth in the flowers.  The petals layers were shaped with a stylus and foam pad before assembling.


My card was topped off with a pretty bi-color bow which was created on my Bow-it-All V3.0 using ribbons from the January Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

I find that birthday cards are the most needed cards and no matter how many I make, I always seem to be behind.  This Birthday Wishes Circle Sentiment is a great addition to your die collection and it can be used over and over in different settings without looking like you are always using the same die.

I created my marbled background papers using Distress Inks and Distress Oxide Inks.  I just love creating my own background papers because they are always so beautiful.  I also used the Distress paper for the wording in the Birthday Wishes die.  I cut the die once in dark purple cardstock and again with the Distress Ink paper.  I then snipped out the words only and layered them on to the dark purple cut.  It also pops up the words just a little to make them stand out.

My Tea Roses were created by alternating layers of solid cardstock with Distress Ink paper.  I just love two tone roses.  I shaped the petals before layering them for a realistic rose look.
I topped my card off with a pretty bi-color bow created on my Bow-it-All V3.0 Tool using 5/8" Rose Bloom and Regal Purple Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  The bow was topped off with a pretty heart shaped pearl embellishment also from RRR.

I also ran a piece of Regal Purple Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon topped with Tutti Frutti Chevron Stripe Grosgrain Ribbon across the center of the card under the sentiment.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.  What's your favorite die to use when making birthday cards?

I chose to use this beautiful new design paper from Club Scrap called pattern play, and also used the coordinating design paper for my tea rose flowers, then dusted them with a grey ink. I also added pearls to the centers. The green leaves were dusted using a green Club Scrap ink. The flourish was colored with moss green ink and placed first before the flowers and leaves.

'Whatever You Are BE A GOOD ONE' is from The Project Bin stamp set called "Wise Men". I stamped it in black ink using the Mini Misti tool, thank God for that tool as it makes stamping so much more fun....hehehehe.

The bow was created using Really Reasonable Ribbon Black Gingham ribbon, and lastly I added sewing in grey for the layers.

Hi friends.  Bonnie here today from Make Time to Craft and I'm sharing a graduation card made with a couple of my favorite dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.  I know for some parts of the USA, graduation is all but a fond memory, but here in the Northeast, school is still in session through the third week in June, so it's weird for me to think graduation before now.  If it's too late for your area, you can always switch up the sentiment and use the same card design for another occasion.
DL280 Royal Scandinavian Doily

Hello everyone, today I have a card I created for Cheery Lynn Designs Dies  using the beautiful new  Shutter Window shaker die kit  from Cheery Lynn, along with the Tea Rose small die. Love these shaker dies from Cheery Lynn as they are super fun and easy to create. Also love how the kit has absolutely everything you need in it to create these fun shakers.

The flowers I chose to use are Cheery Lynn Tea Rose small die.  I cut them out using white card stock, then dusted them with 2 different pinks. Next I added some mini beads for the centers. The leaves were dusted using a green ink from club scrap.

The window was created using some old old Crafty Secrets design paper. Love the pattern for the window. The little flowers for the shaker part were airbrushed using a pink Copic marker.

The sentiment is from The Project Bin Stamps called Spencer's Set. I stamped it in black, and then dusted the edges in the same pink as the flowers.

Ribbon is satin from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

I hope you enjoyed my post for today, and thank you for stopping by!

Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Hi there.  Bonnie here today from Make Time to Craft.  Mother's Day in the US is only a couple weeks away, so I'm sharing a pretty card that would make any Mom smile.  It features some of my favorite dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.

Hi there everyone.  Bonnie from Make Time to Craft here with you today sharing a pretty all-occasion card made with lots of my favorite dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.

 Hello everyone, so excited to be sharing my 2 page layout for a mini album I'm currently working on using Cheery Lynn Dies. I also have a video showing you how I created these Beautiful Delft Tea Rose Glass Flowers.  They are super fun and easy to make! Hope you enjoy my video for today!!!
 Awww, I came across these old photos of our family taken years back when the kids were little, and one wasn't even born yet. WOW, it's hard to believe these little ones are all grown up. How time surely does fly by. I miss those days :(

On my layout I used all Cheery Lynn beautiful dies, love how they work so beautifully in this mini album. I chose to use the Royal Scandinavian Doily on both pages as a backdrop for each photo. I wanted to keep this album simple, no pull-outs, just a spot for photos and my focus was mainly on the flowers for these pages.

Tea Rose flowers- Love using these, and how you can make them look so different by using design paper and a little ink. Super fun!  I love how the leaves turned out too, so real looking!

Cheery Lynn dies used:
Doily-Cheery Lynns Royal Scandinavian Doily
Butterfly- Cheery Lynns Mini Butterfly D138
Flowers- Tea Rose Small and Tea Rose Medium by Cheery Lynn
Leaf- Rose Leaf Strip B241
Flourish #8 - Cheery Lynn

Design papers are from Club Scrap Delft collection. Pearls are from Really Reasonable Ribbon. I used a heat gun, glue gun, glue pad, and embossing powder as my extras for today.