Showing posts with label Wreath Strip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wreath Strip. Show all posts

Thursday, May 31, 2018

For You Card with Cheryl Walker

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Hello crafty friends and Happy Thursday to you all! Cheryl here with a sweet card created for Cheery Lynn Designs using the darling Cats.  I LOVE their tails and how they make a heart shape around the sentiment. Also used several other Cheery Lynn dies, and I will list them below for you.

On my card I started by cutting out both the cats in 2 different design papers, then used perfect pearls over them both to give some glitz to both kitties.  Next I added a sweet little flower to the left one, and it's from the Tiny Flower Kit die. I also made up the flowers from the same die using pink paper, used perfect pearls to them, and added a viva pearl dot to the center of each. The greenery was distressed with green ink and then colored with perfect pearls green.  Then I added the branches using the wreath strip.

The brown frame is from the Mirror Mirror Doily Frame, and then the white was also cut using the same die set. I distressed the white one with pink ink.

Cheery Lynn Supplies:
Cat CABD-45
B376 Tiny Flower Kit die
BD-17 corners
DL286 Mirror Mirror Doily frame
Flourish #1
Flourish #3
B21 wreath strip



Thank you for stopping by and have a lovely day!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Friday, October 20, 2017

Lollipop Card with Cheryl Walker

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Hello crafty friends and Happy Friday to you all!
Today I have a super fun project I created for Cheery Lynn Designs using their beautiful dies. I love how this turned out, and really need to make some more.  Anyway, I hope you enjoy my post for today!

So for the lollipop card you will need the DL184 Sophia's Heart die, it's the large one done in fuchsia card stock. Next I used Cheery Lynn's DL102 French Pastry Die.  That was cut in white card stock. Next on top of that is a circle die cut in a design paper like the design paper that is on the top layer. Both of those circles were cut using LPC4 Circle Pierce and cut tool LG silver. Next on top of that is the Flourish Frames B888,  Large frame cut in pink card stock, and the little one is cut in a white, then distressed with pink to match. Flowers are the B436 Tea Rose Medium flower , then the branches are from the B216 wreath strip. These are super fun and pretty easy to make. I love how they come together so nicely. You can layer as much or as little as you like, but for me I LOVE lots of layers.....hehehehe.  I hope this inspires you and have fun crafting!!!

Cheery Lynn Dies/Supplies used:
DL184 Sophia's Heart die
DL102 French Pastry Die
LPC4 Circle Pierce and cut tool LG silver
Flourish Frames B888
B436 Tea Rose Medium flower
Wreath Strip B216
Big Sister Die cutting machine

Other Supplies Used:
Really Reasonable Ribbon and pearls
Stamps are The Project Bins BFF set
Lollipop sticks are from the store, used in baking I believe
Foam squares
Hot glue
Mini Misti tool
Black, pink and blue inks


I do hope you enjoyed todays post, and thank you so much for stopping by!
Have a nice day!

Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Sunday, April 9, 2017

Shasta Daisy Pages & Video with Cheryl Walker

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Hello everyone and Happy Sunday to all!
Today I have another two page layout for the Mini Album I've been working on. This one features the Cheery Lynn Shasta Daisy Flower die. LOVE this one, and I do have a Video Tutorial sharing how I did these using the Copic Airbrushing.
Lately I've been sharing some old family photos, some of my dear Grandma who I miss so much. This one above is her with my first child Britney. Britney was one year old in this photo, and I love this photo of my grandma, brings back so many happy memories and times I spent with her. My Granddaughter Chloey looks just like her mommy did here, and she will be one in May.

On this page I used the Shasta Daisy and did airbrushing on them. I also used the Pierced Stacker #2 XL-20 for the photo and the frame behind it, and for the journaling tag. The wreath pieces are from the Wreath Strip, and I did use the Flourish #8 here too.


Next is the page with me and Britney when she was 1 1/2 years old. On this page I carried over the Shasta Daisy as I love the way they look. I also chose to use the Flourish #8 by Cheery Lynn cut out in white and airbrushed with green Copic markers. The oval /and scalloped oval frames were cut using Cheery Lynn's Oval Classic, and Scalloped Oval dies. 

Cheery Lynn Dies Used:

 

All design paper is from Club scrap Delft Collection. Pearls are from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

The little tag is a cut a part I used and added the date and a embellishment to it.
I hope you enjoyed my post for today, and thank you so much for stopping by!

Hugs to all,
Cheryl Walker

Friday, February 17, 2017

Sweet Bunny Birthday Card with Cheryl Walker

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 Hello everyone, and Happy Friday to all!!
Today's card was designed for Cheery Lynn Design using the beautiful dies from Cheery Lynn Designs . I wanted my card to have a Spring feel, and this delivers just that :) It was also created for Really Reasonable Ribbons Challenge this week, to create a Birthday, wedding, baby, or some kind of occasion card. Mine is a Birthday & Spring! hehehe
On my card I used lots of darling dies from Cheery Lynn, and I am loving them all on this one!!! I also used The Project Bin sentiment stamp from the set called "Born Yesterday" this set is all about Birthdays!

Cheery Lynn Dies Used:
B527 Bunnies( brown polka dot) I also added a bow, flower, and viva pearl pen to this cutie
B682 Quadrafoil Tag , cut using the Pink hearts design paper.
LPC4 Circle Pierce set cut out brown card stock, and tree dp from Pebbles
DL280 Royal Scandinavian Doily, cut out in white card stock and layered on card front
B180 Princess Tree , cut out in green card stock, and matching design paper, and layered. I also added some flowers , and branches to this one.
B216 Wreath Strip used as branches under the tree for a filler

I absolutely LOVE the way this card turned out. I love all the layers and colors, it's perfect for a spring birthday!

The tree was super fun to work with, and I will have to do another of this one soon! I love the wreath strip pieces behind it, as it gives some dimension and fills in. I added the little hearts in the design paper, I thought it would be cute. I lastly added some flower embellishments to this!

My Big Bow was created using Really Reasonable Ribbons February Ribbon monthly kit. I also used some RRR for the bunny bow. LOVE how cute this bunny is! All embellishments are also from RRR.

Sewing was done using a very light pink thread and my sewing machine.

I hope you enjoyed my post for today! Please leave a comment letting me know what you think, I truly enjoy reading them!

Hugs to all,
Cheryl 

Wednesday, February 8, 2017

Tri Shutter Fold Card & Video Tutorial with Cheryl Walker

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Hello everyone, and Happy Wednesday to all!
I'm super excited to share my Tri - Fold shutter card and Video tutorial made for Cheery Lynn Designs & Club Scrap! It seems like forever since I've done a tutorial, and this one I kept simple, as I didn't have time to add photos and all that to it. However I do love this fold & hope you do too!!
Card measures 4" x 6" and I used the Score-pal & Cutter for this one.

All design paper & Succulents Jumbo Un-mounted Stamps are from Club Scraps Succulents kit. All dies are from Cheery Lynn, and I will list them below :)

Cheery Lynn Dies used:
XL19 Pierced STacker #1
LPC4 Circle Pierce and Cut Tool LG Silver Pierce Tool(for circle)
B216 wreath Strip
B307 Sweet Williams Strip DL113AB Small Exotic Butterflies #2

Really Reasonable Ribbon satin , and pearls for the flowers.

I Love that there is plenty of room for writing in this, and you can even add some to the back as well.
 My Sweet William Strip flowers were cut using the coordinating design paper, and spritzed with pearl mist, then shaped and dried. I added pearls to the centers.

Exotic Butterfly- was cut using coordinating Succulents design paper, then misted and I added some embellishments to it. The back was cut using a brown shimmer card stock.

Wreath Strip- was cut using the green design paper in this kit, and I LOVE how they look with the flowers

Succulents Stamp sentiment was stamped in Club Scrap black ink on the design paper I cut out using the Cheery Lynn circle die.


I hope you enjoy my little video tutorial below :)
Thank you for looking and have a lovely day!

Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Monday, January 30, 2017

Choose to Shine Card with Cheryl Walker

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Hello everyone, and Happy Monday to all! Today's card was designed for Cheery Lynn Designs using the NEW Bohemian collection. This card was sent  off to Cheery Lynn so they can use it for CHA this year! Super exciting!!!!! Woohooo, it's been a LONG time since my work has been featured at CHA, and I am one proud crafty gal!  hehehehehe :)

Anyway, for my card today I used Cheery Lynns NEW dies, from the Bohemian collection, and Club Scraps January "Color Me Happy " kit. Love how these both work perfect together.
The layers of my card are done with one sheet of the Color Me Happy Design paper. I layered with 3 layers and added sewing to all layers. Next I cut out the Botanical Stems, and tea roses in the same design paper, so they would all coordinate together.

Tea Roses have the Glass Technique on them, and that tutorial can be found here. The darker blue ones do not have the glass technique, but still look gorgeous. I love the dark blue text weigh card stock I used, you can see it under the light blue flower.

My Hippie Heroine was cut out 2 times, first she was colored with Copics, then I cut her again in a shimmer card stock from my stash, for her hair.

Cheery Lynn New Bohemian dies used are :
Other Cheery Lynn dies used:


I hope you enjoyed my card for today! thank you for stopping by!
Have a wonderful day!
hugs to all,
Cheryl

Monday, January 9, 2017

So Glad Card with Cheryl Walker

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Hello everyone, and Happy Monday to all!
Today I have a super fun card to share with you all, using the BEAUTIFUL Cheery Lynn Dies. For this card here I wanted something with Spring colors, as its been so COLD here in Utah :) hehehe so this worked perfect and the Cheery Lynn dies are so fun to work with, I truly enjoy using them on all my projects!

I started with the Cheery Lynn Nesting Doll die, cut it out in pink, and white, and then stamped my sentiment on it. Next I cut out the sweet B155 Large Rose die strip from Cheery Lynn, in coordinating design paper. I did do the Glass Flower technique, and have tutorials on my blog here.  The green branches were cut using my favorite branch die, its actually a Wreath Strip, but I love using it for branches and fillers.

Underneath my main sentiment layer, is a border layer using the Cheery Lynn Butterfly Border die. I cu it in white, an layered it on the design paper in blue. You cant see it too well, as I covered it with my sentiment layer, by accident...hehehe I should have moved it all up some, and left the border lower. Next time!

Cheery Lynn Dies Used:


To embellish I used some Polka Dot Yellow Satin ribbon for a bow, that I stuck underneath my flowers and branches.

I hope you enjoyed my card for today, as I had a lot of fun creating it.
Thank you for looking and have a super awesome week!!
hugs to all,
Cheryl

Monday, December 19, 2016

Maggi with a Christmas Layout!

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My furbabies are my favorite subjects for layouts and this one is of my sweet Tisha when she was still a puppy at 6 months old.  I used Graphic 45's St Nicholas papers to create layers and layers.

I love using diecuts for layers, and behind my photo I've used Celtic Oval Boutique Stacker Frames Die  and behind that, Horizon Coved Rectangle Boutique Stacker Frames Die.  One of my favorite dies this Christmas creating season has been the Holly Corner Die - B184.  I've used it under my flowers and around my photo.  

I made 3 different flowers for my layout.  This one is made with the Black Eyed Susan Strip 5 Piece Die Set - B338.  That's a great die because you cut 4 flower layers all at once.  Then give them a little dimension by shaping the paper, then stack the layers and you have a pretty dimensional flower.


This flower is made with Judy's Blooms Die - C184.   This set comes with two different sized blooms and I used both to layer up this flower.  The sparkle was achieved with a silver Wink of Stella pen.  I also like to add a little color to my leaves and I often use Lindy's mists for that purpose.  I use the dabber caps on my mists and just dab on a bit of color.

 I used the Wreath Strip 7 Piece Die Set - B216 to add some pine boughs to my clusters. I just tucked the wreath pieces, that I colored with Lindy's Frosty Forest Green, around the flowers.

One more flower to share with you today!  These I made with the Sweet Williams Die Set - D137.  This set also comes with two sizes of blooms and I used both sizes.  I put two large blooms on the bottom and then two of the smaller on top.  I shaped these simple by inserting a petal in my tweezers and giving it a twist.  That's a fast and simple way to give flowers some dimension.  The shine on these blooms comes from a red Wink of Stella pen.

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies Used:

Thanks for stopping by the Cheery Lynn Designs blog today!  We appreciate your visit.

Wishing you the very best this holiday season,
Maggi



Sunday, December 18, 2016

Christmas Cheer Doily Tags with Cheryl Walker

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 Hello everyone and Happy Sunday to you all!
Today I am excited to share these super fun Doily Tags I created for Cheery Lynn Designs using all the Beautiful dies they carry. LOVE how easy and fun these are to make, I will surely be making more of these, to add to some of our Christmas gifts. Speaking of Christmas this year it seems Christmas has come way to quick for me, wow, im still working on wrapping gifts, and today I just finished decorating the rest of our home. I decorate 3 levels , even  1 of the bathrooms, and laundry room....hahahaha Anyways onto my tags for today!
 Christmas Cheer Tag:
I started off by cutting the Cheery Lynn Sophia's Heart Doily (LOVE THIS)out with Club Scrap white boughs from shades of winter collection., then cut out Horizon Circle Doily die DL272 in a shimmer sand color text weight card stock. Next cut was the design paper cut using LPC4 Circle Pierced die. Layered on that is also the CAS07 Ornament #7 die cut out in the same design paper,it is hard to see in this photo, but in person looks so pretty.

Cheery Lynn Christmas Bell:
was cut using the coordinating white boughs design paper, It was pretty enough, that I did not distress it, or do anything to it, but add 2 pearls, a bow, flowers and wreath branches.

Cheery Lynn B435 Tea Rose Small Flower
I cut this flower out using another design paper from the same kit, but its a real pale design, hard to see, but I love it!, Next I cut out Cheery Lynns B21 Wreath Strip(for branches) in the coordinating shimmer sand paper., I did add a sheer bow, underneath my rose cluster.
 Floral Cluster Tag:
This tag was cut using Cheery Lynn Sophia's Heart Doily die, and cut out with he same 3 design papers as listed above. The only difference is I wanted you to be able t see most of the Sophia doily on this tag. So with that being said, I cut a smaller Horizon Circle Boutique Doily for the center, and a small circle.

Layer for the cluster starts with the string, and bow. Next comes the Medium tea rose, I used 3, and on these I used 2 different inks to achieve the color I wanted.(Faded Jeans & Dusty Concord distress inks), I then hot glued them to the cluster, with the leaves, and wreath branches already attached. makes it easier this way, instead of trying to tuck them under after. Next I added in 3 of the small tea rose flowers, and added some vintage pearls to the centers of all. Super fun and easy to do!

Cheery Lynn Dies used:
Thank you for looking, and I hope you enjoy your day!
hugs to all,
Cheryl

Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Merry Christmas Shaker Gift Bag by Julie Lavalette

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Hi everyone, it's JULIE here and today I am sharing some Christmas inspiration using our wonderful Shaker Dies on a gift bag measuring 8" x 10" approx excluding the handles, which I have decorated. So let me take you through the techniques on my die cuts.


I used the Lattice Valance Border at the sides of my bag gluing onto a red strip of card and then mounting onto my cream cardstock, finishing with a border of Red Stickles.


I started my centrepiece by cutting my large Snowflake in half and accenting behind my stacker layer. My Shaker Bells were heat Embossed with an Antique Copper, rubbing a little black Archival ink at the edges to age them. I filled one with Shaker Confetti listed below, small beads and Micro beads, mounting the other to the side as an accent of bells ringing.


My Poinsettia's were cut out in cream cardstock inking at the edges and adding a mix of Micro beads to the centres. My Robin was shaded with Distress ink and black Liquid Pearls added for his eye.


I added a lot of foliage onto my design and finished off with some Liquid Snow and Glass Glitter for a frosty look that glistens so lovely when it catches the light.

My Merry Christmas was heat embossed with Red Tinsel Embossing Powder for more sparkle. Finishing my bag off with a pretty bow and an accent of lace.

Cheery Lynn Dies Used-

Thank you so much for stopping by today and good luck to everyone entering our Bi-Weekly Challenge.

Crafty Hugs,
Julie x

Saturday, December 10, 2016

Joy to the World Card

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Greetings Cheery Lynn friends, I bet you're as busy as I am decorating, creating, baking and all those fun things that go along with this wonderful time of the year.   However, no matter how busy I am, I have to stop and have some me time, and that usually involves creating in my studio!

Today I'm sharing a card with you that is 6 x 6".  To make this card, first cut a rectangle 6 x 12" and score on the 6" line.  Then cut a patterned layer 5 1/2" square and notched the corners. (I used Authentique's Retro Christmas 6 x 6 pad).


Now cut a mat from Pierced Stacker 3 (the 2nd largest) and adhere  that in the center of the card. Next cut a wreath and sentiment using the Joy To The World Wreath 3 Die Set and adhere over the Pierced Stacker.  To give the wreath some dimesion and fullness I also used the Wreath Strip 7 Piece Die Set.  I cut the little circles off the foliage pieces and glued just the ends all around the wreath.  I also added some Lindy's Ponderosa Pines mist to the foliage pieces and dried with my heat gun.  That made the pieces curl up so when I glued the ends, the foliage naturally popped up a little bit.  I applied some stickles here and there to resemble holly berries and I think the wreath looks really nice!


Of course every wreath needs flowers and a bow so I tied up some pretty ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon and glued that down to the top of my wreath.  I made a pretty flower for the center from the Black Eyed Susan Strip 5 Piece Die Set and two small roses using the Medium- Rose 7 Piece Die Set.  Then I got out my favorite die, (at least for this month 😉) the  Holly Corner Die  and tucked in some holly around the blooms.  I love how this card came together!

Cheery Lynn Products Used:


Other Products:
Authentique Retro Christmas collection 6 x 6 pad
Really Reasonable Ribbon - Sheer Iridescent Red
Red cardstock
Christmas Red Stickles

Thanks for stopping by today, we all appreciate your visits and comments.
Maggi Harding

Monday, October 17, 2016

Christmas Gatefold Card with Lisa Blastick

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Hi! Welcome back to another card for Cheery Lynn Designs!This week we are featuring all Christmas cards....enjoy! 
I wanted to make a card with doors, so I used the "Screen Door With Dog" I reversed the dog and door for the opposite side by flipping over the cardstock. There are magnets between the papers so you can close the doors or keep them open. 


The sentiment is from "Winter Holiday Word". The "Wreath Strip" was cut a couple times and layered throughout the door with tiny red pearls. I also added them to the collars on the dogs.


Inside I used the "lace christmas tree".  I did cut the bottom off a tad so it fit in the gatefold. 


Here is one side...
The snow is liquid appliqué in white. 


Here is the other side....


Be sure to check out this week's challenge for your chance to win 
 $20 at the Cheery Lynn Designs store.
Thanks of stopping by today! 
Hugs Lisa

Saturday, May 14, 2016

Under the Sea by Julie Lavalette

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Hi Everyone, it's JULIE here today and I am sharing with you an underwater themed card which would also look great on a scrapbook layout.


On the edge of my card I tattered my second layer with the edge of my scissors. Next I pressed the edge into my Versamark ink pad and heat set some Gold Embossing powder. My word Explore was also heat embossed in gold.


I used a mixture of foliage on the list below to give the look of Seaweed and Coral at the bottom of the sea. On my Princess Tree die I added a little Distress Stickles. My Starfish was shaded with ink and highlighted with a Fineliner pen, as was my Sand Dollar.


My Anchor was shaded with Copics, heat setting a little Distress Powder and a Patina powder for an aged rusty Look.


The detail on the Seahorse dies is incredible. I cut them out in patterned paper adding a little Stickles and Black Liquid Pearls to their eyes.I moulded the shape of them with my fingers for a curved look and mounted onto my card with Silicone Glue.


Finishing off with an accent from the Ships Compass


My wave edger, small shells and pearls.

We are having a blog hop tomorrow to showcase a wonderful New Release from Cheery Lynn Designs, there are so many new dies on my wish list !
So please stop by and you could be in with the chance of winning a shopping spree.

Thanks so much for stopping by today. Our Current Challenge is Red, White and Blue. I hope you get a chance to join in the fun to win a $20 shopping spree at Cheery Lynn.

Cheery Lynn Dies Used:



Crafty Hugs,

 Julie

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