Showing posts with label pinkfreshstudio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pinkfreshstudio. Show all posts

12/25/20

Happy Holidays with Blank Page Muse

 Hi everyone, Happy Holidays to you with these cuties from Blank Page Muse!


Supplies:

Stamp: 

Party Gryz & Born to be a Star Art Rubber Stamps designed by Magda Polakow

Instructions:
Create a slim line card from black cardstock
Die cut blue cardstock and add to the card base
Stamp the image 3 times and colors with Copic Markers
Fussy cut each

Using foam adhesives, place the images in each opening on the card front
Die cut happy holidays and add to the card


Thanks for stopping by.

Steph


10/17/20

Happy Fall Friend

Hi everyone, it's officially Fall, my favorite season and I've created another slimline card using papers from the Papertemptress.com.


Using a Kat Scrappiness die, I die cut it from Plum Blossom Vine, using the non printed portion of the paper.  I decided to die cut it again with a Lawn Fawn die so it had a stitched edging around the perimeter.  Adhering the panel to a yellow cardstock, I stamped a script stamp randomly around the panel.  Then I mounted it on a purple card.


Using an assortment of Sizzis dies, I die cut fall embellishments, then added them to the card.


Stamping images from Unity Stamps, I colored them with Copic Markers, fussy cut and added them to the card.  The phrase is also from Unity Stamps.


Happy Fall.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph







10/16/20

Wishing you a beautiful day

Hi everyone, today I'm sharing another slimline cad.  I've used some gorgeous papers from the Papertemptress.com.


The top layer is the left over remnant  of Plum Blossom Vine which I placed over  Silver Bohemian Overlay.  Since I created a blue card, the silver overlay appears blue and is truly stunning on my card.  


Stamping a phrase from Unity stamps on a die cut panel, I matted it with the same blue cardtock.  Using the same overlay, I die cut the bow and adhered it to the panel with a large brad.


The panel was then added to the card with foam adhesives for dimension.

What do you think?

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph