Showing posts with label Pierced Stars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pierced Stars. Show all posts

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Birthday Wishes by Jenny Alia

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Hi peeps, Jenny here today sharing a birthday card.  I like to have birthday cards handy but never seem to have enough.  I really like blue and green together as a color combination and I found a paper pack that had these colors so I cut stars, added rhinestones and voila, the card was finished.


The Birthday wishes die actually came within a circle but it was so simple to cut out and use by itself, a couple of cuts with my scissors and the die works in two ways.  I love adding versatility to my supplies.

Dies Used
Birthday Wishes Circle
Pierced Stars

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Friday, July 6, 2018

USA by Jenny Alia

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Hi friends!  I hope all of you in the US had a wonderful 4th of July.  I don't make a lot of patriotic cards but being married to an Eagle Scout and having children in Scouts collect patriotic dies.  I thought it was time I put some of them to use.  I do use this star set all the time for birthdays, anniversaries, thank you and just because cards.  I love the pierced detail.


I popped the red square panel up with foam adhesive.  The  USA die cut came from the Military Dog Tags Set. I glued a blue layer over the Proud USA die and then a white layer behind to get the white stars.  

Cheery Lynn Dies
Pierced Star Set

Thanks for stopping by the blog today and have a wonderful weekend!
Hugs, Jenny 

Monday, July 2, 2018

Happy 4th of July with Lisa Blastick

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Hi everyone! Im celebrating the 4th of July early with you and Cheery Lynn Designs! In Chicago, the celebrations start days in advance....so I thought I would start too! Since, I will be there again this year.


This is an easy card to make using Pierced Stars. I die cut one in white and two others, one in blue and one in red. I added fun festive papers and ribbon in the center. Lastly the bling. Done! 


The sentiment was printed from my computer. 


XL-23 Pierced Stars

Have a fun a safe holiday! 
Hugs Lisa 

Monday, January 1, 2018

Happy New Years 2018! With Lisa Blastick

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Happy New Year Everyone! Welcome to the first card of the New Year 2018 with Cheery Lynn Designs! I had to use the fabulous clock for the center. It is layered with a english tea party doily.


The horizon fishtail banner is one of my favorite die cuts in the background. The pierced stars match perfectly with the pierced circle in the center of the clock. The sentiment is part of last New Years shaker.


I added some tiny stars in the corners....love black white and gold together....but you could also silver instead....



Thanks for stopping by today! 
Hope you have a great year!
Hugs Lisa

Saturday, November 11, 2017

Veterans Day with Lisa Blastick

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Hi, welcome back to another clean and simple card with Cheery Lynn Designs
Since today is Veterans Day, I wanted to send out a "Thank You" to all our soldiers who have fought for our freedom. 


I used 3 die cuts to make this card....so you can make several and personalize the centers. I added pop dots behind the blue square and star. Then stamp any sentiment you like in black ink. Ta Da! 



Thank you for stopping by today and be sure to give thanks to a Veteran.
Have a great day! 
Hugs Lisa

Tuesday, November 7, 2017

Christmas Star Card

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Hi there folks!  Cherry here with a fun simple little card to share using pretty dies from Cheery Lynn Designs.

as my main image and layered them twice. I used foam tabs to create more dimension.
 I also used the ribbon eyelet border die at the bottom and added the Christmas bell die set but only used the mistletoe leaves and berries from the set to adorn my star.

 Thanks for visiting the Cheery Lynn blog, cherry

Cheery Lynn Dies used

Saturday, July 1, 2017

Celebrate! With Lisa Blastick

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Hello everyone! Can you believe it is July 1st today? Well this is my favorite month of the year because there are so many birthdays and of course my favorite holiday the 4th of July! Today I decided to make a card to celebrate the holiday. Using a few Cheery Lynn Designs Die Cuts.


I used the pierced stars, the curved border and embossed the white cardstock with old brick. 
Easy to make and perfect for invitations, birthday or just because. 



E158 Old Brick 

Thanks for stopping by today and have a wonderful 4th of July! 
Hugs Lisa 

Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Cheery Lynn Happy 4th of July Cupcake by Laurie Schmidt

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Laurie here from Stamping Up North sharing a 4th of July card with you today featuring Cheery Lynn's sweet cupcake die.

Cupcakes have been so popular the last few years, the flavors and designs are endless. I love going to our hometown cupcake store and picking some out for special occasions. It's always so hard to choose! I was inspired by some cute red ,white and blue cupcake liners to make this 4th of July cupcake for my card.

I added a bow from the Christmas Wreath set.and some little pierced stars for decorations. I love the swirl design on the cupcake icing, and thought about doing some inlaying. Instead I kept it all red so the stars would really show. I backed it on a pierced circle, and added a few more stars and an enamel dot in the center of the bow. I didn't add a sentiment, as there was already one on the designer paper.


I had so much fun with this card, that I made a bunch more...birthday cupcakes, Christmas cupcakes, and some Halloween. I'm putting together a set and hope to share them soon!




Here's a list of the dies I used:





Have a great day!



Thursday, June 15, 2017

Patriotic Card

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Hi folks Cherry here at the Cheery Lynn Blog.
I have a patriotic card to share today.  I used some fun patriotic paper scraps to
create a simple Independence Day card.
For my dies I used Patriotic swag 4 piece die set and Pierced Stars 5 piece die set
 and layered them with each other.  I also used some handmade sewn paper fringe.
Other than that, I added a large chunky button and was done.
Well that is it for me today! 
Thanks for visiting the Cheery Lynn blog today, Cherry

Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Grateful by Jenny Alia

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Hi crafty friends! It's Jenny here hosting the blog today.  With Memorial Day past and the 4th of July coming up I've been in the mood to create patriotic projects. The focal point of this card is the star shaker.  It's a snap to create using the Star Shaker Set. I cut pieces of foam and clear acetate that came in the set, added in the sequins and voila!. I love the star for it's versatility, it's great for birthdays and celebration projects.


I used the Pierced Banners Die to cut the stamped sentiment but modified the shape.  To get the fishtail edge on both sides I rolled it halfway through my Big Sister, making sure to only cut the fishtail edge side.  I then flipped the die, lining up the pierced detail and rolled it through the machine again cutting the fishtail edge on the other side. The holes make this die easy to line up and recut.  This quick modification is anther way to get more out of your die.  The solid blue stars are from the Pierced Stars Set and I used a Square Stitch & Cut Tool to get the stitched edges.  

Cheery Lynn Dies

Thanks for stopping by the blog today!
Hugs, Jenny

Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Blue & Gold by Jenny Alia

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Hi crafty friends!  It's Jenny here today sharing a centerpiece project I made using Cheery Lynn dies. All of my school-aged children are in scouting and the big cub scout anniversary dinner blue & gold is typically held around February in our pack.  I am helping out this year by creating centerpieces.  


The theme of this year's dinner is Western and I thought the new Mandela Doily die looked similar to designs I've seen on bandanas.  These centerpieces are essentially card toppers or simple lollipop cards.  I taped skewers to the backs of each and then finished the backs by gluing another piece of card stock, sandwiching the skewer in the middle.  I added sand to the bottoms of mason jars so the skewers would stay positioned in the direction I wanted. 


Before assembling, I used a makeup sponge and distress ink to age the edges with a little ink.  The distressing helped tie the blue and gold colors with the western theme.  After I adhered the skewers to the stars, I thought they'd be great done in pink for a girl's birthday and could double as wands.  

Cheery Lynn Dies

Thanks for stopping by the blog today and Happy Valentine's Day!

Sunday, January 1, 2017

Champagne Bottle Tag with Lisa Blastick

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Happy New Year!!!
I hope everyone had a fun and safe New Year's Eve! 
Today, I'm sharing a quick tag for a champagne bottle using some Cheery Lynn Designs Dies. 
The "horizon fishtail banner" is one of my all time favorite die cuts. I used all three dies, the largest in black and then the middle and smallest in white. I glued them all together and placed white stickers in the center for buttons. 


"Pretty pretty bow" was die cut in silver paper. I used the larger of the two bows. I then added two stars from "pierced stars" The white base behind the "banners" is 2 inches wide by 8 1/2 inches long. It was scored at 2 inches and I used the smallest of the "circle stitch" for the bottle opening. These fun tags can be used for any occasion and easy to make. 



Have a Happy New Year!!!
Thanks for stopping by today!! 
Hugs Lisa 

Sunday, November 6, 2016

Cool Dude Shaker with Jenny Alia

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Hello, it's Jenny here on the blog today!  I'm sharing a masculine clean and simple style card using the new Cheery Lynn Shaker Dies.  I used the Star Shaker for this card and the Pierced Star dies.  The points on the pierced stars are less rounded but the neon green color unites them visually.


The shaker pieces inside are from the Mini Happy Birthday and Mini Confetti sets.  They work really well together. The Confetti shakers are made up of circles, squiggles, squares and triangle shapes.  I couldn't find my beads (it's always when I need something I can't seem to find it!) but along with the confetti and Happy Birthday I would have also liked to incorporate some beads into the shaker.  

These shakers are so simple to create with the layered dies and they really create an extra wow factor on a project.  My kids just LOVE them.   

Cheery Lynn Dies

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Monday, September 12, 2016

All That Glitters Card by Chrissy Mac

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Hello wonderful people.  Chrissy Mac here with a custom 5" x 7" card project using gold, more gold and some more gold, playing off of the natural craft paper color.  I had two patterned thick papers that I wanted to work with that started me on the "golden" path.  One with the gold foiled arrows pattern and one with a gold foil diamond pattern.  And thus began my card making journey.

This was the result of that journey.  Because I was using so much of the gold and natural tan, I needed a heavy color for contrast and somehow ended up with black since my base card was white and no other color was working for me, but I think any deep, vibrant or rich color could work too.

In the center of the larger flower from the ever so useful Cheery Lynn Designs Floral Bouquet Kit Die Set (each flower with one black cut and one gold paper cut) I ended up using the smallest star die and curling it star points up that provided a tie in to the larger stars in the center and in black to tie in with the black flower layer.  The stars cut in graduating sizes worked well with the gold theme and provided the perfect area for my "wishing you well" sentiment stamp.  I used the following Cheery Lynn dies:


Card Base:  5" x 7" White pre-embossed card
Layer 1:  Golden Arrow Craft Paper
Stars:  (1) Large Star, (1) Medium Star
Stamp:  Wishing You Well
Foliage:  Floral Bouquet Kit leafy branches and leaves
Flowers:  Each flowers was one cut of larger flower in black and one cut in gold patterned paper with the smallest star of the Cheery Lynn Pierced Star Set in the center 


I wish you all could really see the gold shine in person. It really is quite pretty as it plays with whatever light is around giving it different hues depending on where and at what angle you are viewing it at. It is a pretty simple project to make. I am just loving this pierced star set and I think it will come in very handy for many different themes and styles.
Thank you so very much for joining me today for this project using three amazing Cheery Lynn Designs die sets.

Wishing you well...with gold on top!

~ Chrissy Mac ~

Sunday, August 28, 2016

Happy New Year by Jenny Alia

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Hello Cheery Lynn fans, it's Jenny here hosting the blog today.  I created a New Year's card using only three dies.  The new Happy New Year die makes such a graphic, bold statement on projects that I didn't need to add a lot to this card.  I began by cutting the Happy New Year die in a silver metallic paper and then again in black.  I offset the two die cuts and glued them together, sandwiching a little bit of blue card stock under the hats.  


Then I created the background by taking an A2 sized top fold card and adding a layer of black, then a layer of blue and then a white layer cut with the Lattice Circle Frame background die.  After the layers were assembled I played around with the Pierced Star dies, cutting the centers out using smaller star dies from the set. I added two rhinestones last after popping the sentiment up with foam adhesive for dimension.  

Cheery Lynn Dies

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Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Texas Rose by Jenny Alia

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Hi, it's Jenny posting today with a card inspired by this week's challenge Handmade Flowers and the state dies from the new North American Release.  This card began as a Cowboys football card but I can't seem to make a card without flowers, so I added some yellow roses and went another way.  My 11 year old recognized the Cowboys star and colors and seemed a bit annoyed that I'd make a card that celebrated a team other than  his favorite.  


It might be difficult to see but the large blue square was cut with the Square Pierce & Cut Tool die so that the pierced edge matches the edge of the blue Pierced Star.  I then layered a piece of white card stock that I distressed with a tool and distress ink.  The wood grain is a piece of design paper from Prima.  


Most of the die cuts were colored with distress ink.  The Tea Roses were cut with a light yellow card stock, sprayed with glitter spray, and aged with a little brown distress ink on the edges.  The white rose centers and the babies breath flowers are from the Embellishments #2 set.  The boots from the Arizona Cowboy set were glued to brown card stock and then cut out so that the detail would stand out.  I just love these boots, the detail is amazing.


Cheery Lynn Dies
Texas B747 (NEW)

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Sunday, February 28, 2016

Rainbows and Stars by Jenny Alia

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Hi, it's Jenny today with a card a bit different than my usual style.  I was inspired by Bonnie's card HERE and I thought a rainbow of colors would work well with my new stamp.  I took an assortment of plain colored card stock and cut each with a die from the Curved Border Set.  Then I stacked and glued the colors together, cut the edges and mounted it to a piece of black card stock that was then glued to a white A2 card base.


I cut the stamped sentiment with one of the smaller dies from the A2 Frames Rectangle Classic set and popped the rectangle up with foam adhesive.  Last I thought the card looked a little too plain so I added a couple of clear rhinestones for stars and then added real stars cut using the Pierced Stars die set.  I used the two smallest stars in the set and put them on a magnetic platform so they wouldn't move much when I cut one inside the other to cut the center out of the larger star.

Cheery Lynn Dies

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Thursday, August 13, 2015

Birthday Stars by Jenny Alia

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Hello!  It's Jenny here today.  I wanted to try making a card using these new Pierced Stars from the July Release.  I used three different sizes from the set and cut the centers out of two of them to get the outline.  I used a magnetic shim to help with the positioning of the dies so the resulting star would have an even edge.


I used an A2 size base card to start, glued a yellow card stock mat on top, then adhered the patterned paper on top with foam adhesive.  I glued three of the yellow Pierced Stars on top and popped up one with foam adhesive for extra interest.  Happy and Birthday were cut and layered over the stars.   

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies

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Friday, August 7, 2015

Land among the Stars Card with Corina Finley

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Hello Crafty Friends!

Corina here, for today's blog post! I wanted to share my card that I created with some products that I would normally use when I play in my Art Journal or when creating Mixed Media style artwork. 

You probably have seen online or in Magazines that Mixed Media is very popular and 'IN' right now. I wanted to show you how I made my card using a few products and my trusty Cheery Lynn Dies to create a Mixed Media inspired design.


Above are the products that I started off with. The Pierced Stars comes in a set of 6, that have just been released last month.

I applied Gesso onto a piece of 8 1/2 x 11 white cardstock with a paint brush. I then randomly added Gelatos and blended with my finger.

 

With a few stencils and a baby wipe, I removed some colour. I also added a few stamps with Navy ink to my background.

I placed my Cheery Lynn Dies on top of my background and die cut using the Ebosser.


I cut my sentiment from White cardstock and a matte from Navy Cardstock using the using Pierced Stacker #2 die. I sewn the base and a little here and there with my sewing machine. I outlined and created faux stitches around a few of my Pierced Stars and Pierced Stacker #2  with my Black and White pens to draw focus.

I hope that today's post shows you another reason that Cheery Lynn's Dies are a versatile must have. With so many dies, the possibilities are endless!


Dies Used:

I hope you will play along in our weekly Cheery Lynn Designs 196 - Summer Fun. You could win a $20 shopping spree at the online Cheery Lynn Designs store.

Thanks for joining me today!

Take care,
Corina Finley

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