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Thursday, July 28, 2016

2016 Fall & Winter Holiday Release - Part Two: Halloween with Eva

Hello there, this is Eva here today and I am sharing a fun card using some of the brand new Halloween dies. Here is what I created with them!

To start out I created a 5.5" square card base out of black card stock. Next I layered two smaller square panels out of patterned papers, than I started adding the dies, the Ultimate Halloween 5 piece Die Set.

I started out by die cutting the tree out of brown card stock and added black card stock behind the openings. Next I die cut the pumpkins out of orange card stock and once again added black behind the openings and added them to my tree. I die cut a circle and water colored it with yellow paint and added it to my tree and die cut the cat out of black and added it to my scene. Next I die cut the ghost and the bat and added them to my scene and finally I die cut the word BOO out of black and added it to my card as well.

Hope you like this little card and here is the list of the dies I used to create it with:

B841 - Ultimate Halloween 5 piece Die Set -NEW

XM4 - Circle 6 Piece Diet Set

And don't forget that for the next four days when you buy any two of the fall and winter new release dies (Winter, Christmas and Halloween) you will get a free Sweet Candy Cane die.

Thanks for stopping by and have a beautiful day!

Hugs,

Eva

Thursday, November 6, 2014

Spreadin' a little love with Irina Gerschuk

Irina Gerschuk 3:30 AM 5 Comments

Hi my dear friends!
It's Irina Gerschuk with you today. And I'd like to share with you my new quick and easy card:

Closer look to the central composition:

I used foil paper to create the leaves.

Dies used:
- Circle-Classic LG Stackers Nesting Dies - XL-4
- Dimensional Large Leaves #1 - D135
- Dimensional Small Leaves #1 - D133

And don't miss our new challenge - the theme is so versatile, and the price is yummy)))))

Thank you for stopping by!
Have a lovely day!
Irina

# card # circle

Thursday, October 23, 2014

New Year card with Irina Gerschuk

Irina Gerschuk 3:30 AM 6 Comments

Hi my dear friends!
It's Irina Gerschuk with you today. And I'd like to share with you my new card:

Some close-ups:
Here you can closer see two of my fav dies (Holly Leaves and Cutie Fringe)

I used Scalloped Note Box, vellum and beads to create some sort of shaker.

I combined 2 different doilies in one to highlight the snowy motifs of the card (French Pastry Doily and Dutch Daisy Doily)

Dies used:
- Dutch Daisy Doily (Set of 2)
- French Pastry Doily - DL102
- B183 Holly Leaves
- Cutie Fringe III - B257
- Stockholm Serenity Circle Boutique Stackers Frame (Set of 3)
- Scalloped Note Box - B272
- Snowflake Doily w/Angel Wing - DL279
- Pennant Die - D103
- Christmas Lights Swag - B131
- Tags 1 - B260
- 100 Stars - B479

And don't miss our new challenge - the theme is so versatile, and the price is yummy)))))

Thank you for stopping by!
Have a lovely day!
Irina

# card # circle

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Autumn card with Irina Gerschuk

Irina Gerschuk 3:30 AM 5 Comments

Hi my dear friends!
It's Irina Gerschuk with you today. And I'd like to share with you my new card:

Some close-ups:
Here you can better see different layers of die-cuts

I used decorative berries, natural elements and liquid pearls to highlight the die-cutting

Dies used:
- Horizon Rectangle Boutique Stacker Frames - DL270
- Lace Circle - DL188
- French Pastry Doily - DL102
- Dimensional Small Leaves #2 - D134
- Dimensional Large Leaves #1 - D135
- Sentiment Tag 1 (Set of 3) - B424
- Pine Branches - B146

And don't miss our new challenge - the theme is so versatile, and the price is yummy)))))

Thank you for stopping by!
Have a lovely day!
Irina

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Thursday, September 11, 2014

Pastel card with Irina Gerschuk

Irina Gerschuk 3:30 AM 4 Comments

Hi my dear friends!
It's Irina Gerschuk with you today. And I'd like to share with you my new card:

Some close-ups:
Here you can better see different layers of die-cuts

I used natural shells, tulle and pebbles to highlight the flower composition

Dies used:
- Horizon Rectangle Boutique Stacker Frames - DL270
- Lace Circle - DL188
- Olive Branches - B147
- Lilith Doily Edger - B404
- French Pastry Doily - DL102
- Lilith Doily w/ Angel Wing - DL263
- Concentric Circles Mesh - B402
- Build a Flower # 3 - B264

And don't miss our new challenge - the theme is so versatile, and the price is yummy)))))

Thank you for stopping by!
Have a lovely day!
Irina

# Borders # Branches

Thursday, August 7, 2014

Seasons Greetings with Irina Gerschuk

Irina Gerschuk 3:30 AM 5 Comments

Hi my dear friends!
It's Irina Gerschuk with you today. And I'd like to share with you my new card:

Gere are some close-ups:

I used different layers of die-cuts to create some volume

I highlighted the card with some pearls and glitter:

Dies used:
- Circle-Classic LG Stackers Nesting Dies - XL-4
- Joy to the World Wreath - B481
- Seasons Greetings Ornament - B480
- Snowflake Doily w/Angel Wing - DL279
- Dianza Doily w/Angel Wing - DL262

And don't miss our new challenge - the theme is so versatile, and the price is yummy)))))

Thank you for stopping by!
Have a lovely day!
Irina

# card # circle

Friday, October 19, 2012

I love Pansies...

Sandie 3:30 AM 10 Comments

This week for Cheery Lynn Designs, I have been playing around with the Build A Flower Series once again, and seeing what flowers can be produced using the die system.

One of my favourite flowers is 'the pansy', they look so beautiful and are available in so many colours these days. To create the pandy, I used the BAF #2 (flower petals and leaves) teamed with the Embellishment #2 (base, stem, and centre fronds). The trick to getting the petals right is to use a wooden popsicle stick to manipulate the flower petals. Using a popsicle stick allows for the paper to stretch, and shape beautifully. I also used this method on the leaves on the BAF #2 - care needs to be taken not to tear the paper, just gently manipulate and stretch.

Detail was added using a Pigma Micron Pen, and some lightly applied Star Dust Stickles.

The card itself, I discovered on a blog. Sadly, I cannot read the imprint (German I think) to give credit of the instructions - sorry! It is a card which would be perfect for including photographs or a personal letter 'in' the actual card, as it opens up to different areas.

Circle Classic and Circle Scalloped for the shaped areas, and teamed with corners using the Lace Corner Deco B. Mentioning 'corners' - this weeks challenge on the Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge Blog, is 'Corner Adorners'!

Another section opens, that has been decorated with the Lace Edger. The sentiment sits upon the Scandinavian Hearts, more Circles, and then the very pretty Sentiment Frame #2.

I adore this sentiment, so true!

Well that is my creation for this week...

Till Next Week...

Supplies:

Lace Edger

Other: AC Cardstock, Helmar Adhesives, Kaisercraft Bling, Stardust Stickles, Whimsey

Sentiment Stamp, Black Pigma Pen.

# Borders # Build A Flower

Friday, September 7, 2012

A Shoppers Dream

Jeannie from PolkaCabana.wordpress.com 3:30 AM 4 Comments

This is a little shadow box I got for $1.00 at Hobby Lobby in the clearance section because what ever was in the shadow box had been ripped off.

Knowing I would use it at some point, yep, I bought the silly thing.

I'm so lucky to have all my Cheery Lynn Designs Dies to work with. Here is what my $1.00 "purchase" turned out like.

Improvement, agree?

I took the Reflections Scalloped Circle Die, and used it as a 1/2 circle for the banners at the top.

Other dies I used are: Zig Zag Ric Rac, Japanese Wall Frame, Sentiment Frame #2 and Embellishment #2.

I framed the sentiment on the bottom with Scalloped Rectangles.

All my papers are by Authentique Paper and the stamp set it called If the Shoe Fits, by Unity Stamp Co.

I think this turned out adorable and I hope you enjoyed my post today. This has been Jeannie from The Polka Cabana posting for Cheery Lynn Designs.

Be sure and check out our Challenge blog.

Our current them is STITCHING.

Enter to win a $20.00 shopping spree at Cheery Lynn Designs.

# altered project # Card Maker Stackers

Monday, August 6, 2012

Makin Waves With Cheery Lynn and Imaginisce

Dawnll 4:00 AM 45 Comments

Imaginisce and Cheery Lynn Designs are teaming up this week to bring you lots of crafting inspiration. We will be giving a $20 gift certificate to a randomly drawn name from the comments left on our kickoff Sunday post. Be sure to visit the Imaginisce blog for more inspiration and a chance to win product from Imaginisce. Our winner will be announced on Sunday, Aug 12th.

Our team was sent a box of goodies to play with the MAKIN WAVES collection

I used the following Cheery Lynn Designs dies:

French Flair - Classic LG Stackers Nesting Dies

Scalloped Circle

Iris Leaves

Doily Stacker Circles 1, 2, 3

My first project is a container to put my cards in~ this is an altered dog biscuit box.

Here is one side of the box, with some fun dies to decorate this box.

Here is the top

Here is the other side.Don't you love these surfers?

I decided I needed to make a few quick cards sort of a note card set, who can't use a few cards on hand to write notes in. Look at these fun colors and adorable characters.

I even made a decorated envelope to coordinate with the cards. We got to use some Imaginisce clear stamps that were perfect to stamp on the fishes.

I decided to make a scalloped circle Kraft card base and then layer some of the fun designer pieces using the doily circle and smaller scalloped shapes.

My favorite shape and die to use for card bases is this French Flair. I decided to make a quick clean and simple design with layering the fun paper and added a dimensional sticker.

On the inside I once again layered the papers and added a quick sticker sentiment.

Some fun matching ribbon and a canvas sticker on the envelope.

All of us at Cheery Lynn Designs are so thrilled that we got to join Imaginisce with our joint venture this week. Hope you join us each day to see all the wonderful projects here on the Design blog, on the challenge blog and the Imaginisce Blog.