Cheery Lynn Designs Inspiration Blog: LPC-16 Rectangle

Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Happy Birthday by Julie Lavalette

Hi everyone, it’s JULIE here today and I’m sharing some inspiration using one of our gorgeous Stacker Dies which I just adore. It’s such a beautiful design at the edges that gives any style of card an elegant touch.

I started by die cutting my Stacker Dies in white cardstock and tattered my patterned layers of papers at the edges. I layered onto my card with foam strips for extra dimension.

My flowers were shaped on my Embossing mat adding ink into the centres and a gem. I arranged on my card with some leaves.

Cheery Lynn Dies Used -

B181B Build a Flower#1 Petals/Leaves

B310 Shasta Daisy

DL289 Madrid Flourishes Rectangle Boutique Stacker Frame

LPC 16 Rectangle Pierce and Cut Tool

Crafty Hugs

,Julie x

Friday, May 5, 2017

Missing You by Julie Lavalette

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Hi everyone, it's JULIE here today and I am sharing with you a few tips on how to get dimension into your Dies cuts.

My card today uses Maja Design papers, I started by cutting out my Stacker layers and tattering at the edges with my scissors and tearing out small sections of the paper and inserted my lace style die cut for detail.

My butterflies were all cut out twice and I moulded the wings to give shape with my fingers. I pressed them into my Versamark Ink pad and heat embossed with a Pearl Embossing powder. Whilst still warm I held my wings so they stayed curled as they cooled and would then constantly remain in this shape. This is a great way so your wings don't flatten especially if posting a card.

My flowers I sprayed my die cuts with a little water and moulded each petal in a concertina effect. I next dried with my heat gun and then teased my petals back out to show the crinkles and shaped the layers on my Embossing mat then added a Pearl and Stamens into their centres.