Hi there Cheery Lynn Peeps. Cherry here today at the blog.  I have a cute little card for you today.  I thought if I make enough Spring /Summer cards, the warmer seasons will magically appear.  Isn't that how it works?  

 Isn't this Bee Die cute?  I love him.  I cut him out twice and layered him for a shadow effect.

 I layered him on pattern papers and a Honeycomb Lattice Die.

I added back in a few of the "honeycombs" for fun.  I then added washi tapes and my 'Thinking of You' sentiment that I backed with black to make it pop.  Very easy fun card to create to give to someone special!  Thanks for visiting, Cherry

Cheery Lynn Dies Used:

Honey Comb Lattice Die

 Whimsical Bee die

Thinking of you sentiment square die

Hi my paper buddies. Cherry here  at the Cheery Lynn Blog.  I have a fun sunshiny yellow tag to share with you today on this Monday.  

 I used the Nesting doll oval #2 dies layered twice for my base.  Than cut my sentiment out and added it as my main image. 

I added some cute little flowers using the gardenia and the Sweet Christine flower dies.

I also added some leaves for dimension.  From there I just added some mini tags and twine tied through the top for my tag.  Ready to tie to a package or gift bag.  

Thanks for visiting!  Happy Monday, Cherry

Cheery Lynn Dies used: 

Nesting doll Oval #2 set of five die set

Thinking of You sentiment square die 

Gardenia Strip die

Sweet Christine die set 

Rose Leaf strip die set

Nesting Doll Tags number 2 die set

Hi friends, Jenny here today sharing a card I made using new May Release dies.  I used two of the dies from the Royal Scandinavian A2 Card Facer set to cut the design into the card front.  The card face is backed with a light blue patterned paper from Prima.   I cut the Thinking of You Sentiment Square and glued a blue Pierced Square behind it.  The sentiment was covered in glitter glue for sparkle.


The flowers were made using the Cherry Blossom Branch die.  I cut it twice to double layer the flowers.  Adding an extra flower created so much extra dimension.  The flower on the left is the complete flower.  For visual balance I added a part of the flower to the right side of the card as well.  The flowers are colored with distress ink.  I crinkled the edges by pinching them with my fingers and pulled the stamens up toward the center to get a more natural and three dimensional look.