Showing posts with label Witch Hat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Witch Hat. Show all posts

Sunday, October 29, 2017

Jack O' Lantern Witch with Laurie Schmidt

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Laurie here from Stamping Up North sharing a spooky Jack O' Lantern witch card today.... 
just in time for Halloween!

I love this set...the faces are so fun! I added some sparkly green enamel dots for their noses. Then I stacked them up and added a Witch Hat and some arms from the Acorns and Leaves dies to make my witch.

I sponged some distress oxide inks onto watercolor paper for my background, sprinkled on a bit of water, and let it dry. Then I adhered the Aspen Forest die cut, the Jack O' Lantern witch I had made, and some spooky little bats.



The sentiment is cut out from the Happy Halloween Twiggy Wreath set. I layered it 3 times for some added dimension.



Here's a list of the dies I used:



Thanks for stopping by!




Monday, September 25, 2017

The Spell Room by Julie Lavalette

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Hello Cheery Lynn fans, its JULIE here today and I'm sharing some more spooky fun in my Spell Room card.


I started by layering onto my paper my black Die Cut frame, this helps to draw the eye into the centre of the card. I die cut out my Old Books adding names onto them, layering onto my card and sitting my cheeky cat on top along with a scary ghoul.


My witches potions I also added names onto the bottles along with a cheeky spider. My witches hat I backed with some purple glitter card and adding colour to the buckle from a gold alcohol pen.

Thanks for stopping by.

Happy Crafting,
Julie x

Cheery Lynn Dies Used :
B906 Friendly Felines

Saturday, September 23, 2017

I Need Coffee by Debbie Brownmiller

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A warm Hello to you. Nice to see you here. It's Debbie from Debbie's Time Out hosting the blog today. With October just around the corner I thought I would have a little Halloween fun.  So I designed this Halloween card.
I started with a piece of Halloween printed paper as my base and matted it in grey and black.
I love the coffee cup from the last release and I wanted to incorporate it into a Halloween card. I thought the sentiment " Hocus Pocus I need coffee to Focus" was perfect for the cup sleeve. And then there is the  bottle of sugar and scream for the coffee.
I placed the Dusty Miller Square  near the top of the card and added a button to the center of it.  I then layered the Witch Hat  and the coffee cup from the Brew Can Do It   set.  I layered flourishes from the  Fall Pumpkin Patch  set for the top corners and a bit tucked behind the hat.
Here I cut both Bottles and printed sugar on one and scream on the other one. Again I tucked in a couple more flourishes. The cat is one of three from the Friendly Felines  set.

I hope you have enjoyed seeing this card as much as I enjoyed making it to share with you. If you haven't seen the new Halloween dies that were just released then you should check them out. There are some nice ones.

Please leave a comment and have a wonderful crafty day my friends..

Dies Used
B884 Dusty Miller Square - 1 Piece Die Set
Brew Can Do It - 5 Piece - B902
Friendly Felines - 3 Piece - B906
Bottles 2 Piece Die Set - CABD89
Witch Hat Die - B638
Fall Pumpkin Patch 3 Piece Die Set - B827

Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Happy Owl-o-ween by Jenny Alia

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 Good morning, it's Jenny here today!  My daughter requested I make her friend a Harry Potter card for her birthday.  I made one and enjoyed it so much I made another in different colors and here it is...


I stamped the image in black and then used distress inks to color the background.  I stamped the owl twice and cut one out which I then used as a mask when I colored the background.  I didn't use tape to mask, I just held the cut out owl in place over the "good owl" as I sponged color onto the background.  The card base is an A2 size.  I layered black card stock, then a design paper and then framed the stamped image in black too.   


I added two Spider Nets, a little dangling spider from the new Whimsical Spider set, the Key (using wings from the Dragonfly #13) and the Witch Hat.  I embellished the die cuts with glitter glue, rhinestones, white frantage embossing powder on the side of the card and dragonfly wings, and silver frantage on the key.

Cheery Lynn Dies

Thanks for looking and make sure to check out our challenge for a chance to win a $20 gift certificate to Cheery Lynn Designs!

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Best Witches With Lisa Blastick

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Hi everyone! Its Lisa back this week with another new Halloween card using lots of Cheery Lynn Designs Diecuts. I have to tell you this latest release with fun intricate diecuts are DYING to be in your collection. LOL 
So my card today was one of those cards that you don't have a plan or sketch for, you just go with wherever it wants to take you... Well, the only two things I knew for sure was I wanted to make another Halloween card and I wanted to use doilies inspired by this week's challenge. 


The doily is my old time favorite, "French Pastry" I diecut it twice in green. I printed Best Witches on white cardstock and diecut with "Silver Stacker Circles" then I used the "Horrible Cat" and "Witch Hat" on top of the circles with pop dots. In the two corners I diecut "Spider Nest" and made 3 spiders. 


I diecut one of the smaller "Pierced Stacker #4" and stamped "Boo to You" in white and then heat embossed it with white embossing powder. I used a white signo pen for the outline. Normally I don't add any diecuts in the inside of the card but I just had to add the "Victorian Picket Fence" in black to complete this card. 

Cheery Lynn Diecuts Used:


Thanks for stopping by today! 
Be sure to check out this week's challenge "doilies" for a chance to win $20 at the Cheery Lynn Store.
Hugs Lisa

Tuesday, August 11, 2015

Jack-O'-Lantern Card by Karen Maldonado

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Hello Cheery Lynn Design friends, it is Karen here sharing
a Jack-O'-Lantern card with you today!

I first started by making my card base using the French Flair Classic Silver Stacker die 
Then, I proceeded to cut out the largest pumpkin from the Jack-O'-Lanterns set,
 all three bats from the Going Batty set, and then the Witch Hat die.  
Then, I distressed inked each of these and came out with this night time scene!


Hope you enjoy fun ways of mixing and matching all the amazing
Halloween dies you can purchase from the Cheery Lynn Designs store!

List of dies used:


It's "Back to Nature" for this week's challenge!  Hope 
you come and play along using all of your favorite Cheery Lynn dies
for a chance at winning a $20 shopping spree to the 
Cheery Lynn Designs on-line store!!

Have a fabulous day!
Karen

Thursday, August 6, 2015

Trick or Treat by Jenny Alia

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Good Morning crafty friends!  Jenny here today.  I still seem to be making mostly fall cards.  I can't get enough of these new Cheery Lynn Halloween dies.  They are so incredibly detailed and unique.  

I started with a 5.5" black card base.  The design paper is 1/8 inch smaller on all sides.   I stacked three circles to back the Trick or Treat die focal point.  The largestest cirlce is a Horizon Circle Boutique Stacker Frames die and the others are from the new Circle Stitch and Cut Tool dies. I had originally planned the Witch Hat to take center stage but the sentiment seemed to work better.  Trick or Treat was cut twice and I offset the black die cut to make a shadow behind the yellow one.  I paper pieced the buckle into the witches hat which is the same light purple design paper from the smallest circle.  The yellow is actually glued in behind the hat and was colored with a shiny gold paint for some extra pizazz. 


I cut two spiderwebs from the Spider Net die out of purple card stock and adhered them to the right side of the card.  The little matching spider was cut with black and I added a piece of yellow behind for his eyes.  He was popped up with foam tape.


The flowers were made using my most used flower dies - the Gardenia Strip and Small Gardenia dies.  These flowers always come out perfectly with little work on my part.  I used a stylus tool to mold the edges of the flower petals before I stacked and glued them together.  I glued purple rhinestones to the centers.  

The purple leaves tucked in between the gardenias are from Crafty Ann which Cheery Lynn now carries and  and are called Flourish #13.  




Thanks for visiting and make sure to join in the Summer Fun challenge this week for a chance to win a $20 gift certificate to Cheery Lynn Designs!

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