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Today I'm sharing another entry for Pinkfresh Studio January challenge.

I was inspired by July's 'Geometric' challenge...

I used Pinkfresh Studio kaleidoscope stencil and nested hexagon dies to create geometric design on my card...

Really enjoyed the creative process with this one!!

Thanks so much for stopping by!

xoxo ~ rae

Pinkfresh Studio supplies:

Stencil - kaleidoscope

Dies - nested hexagons; shaker hearts; ornate rectangle frame; basic banners

Stamp/die - wonderful sentiments

Inks - ballet slipper, sparkling rose, bubble gum, raspberry bliss

Embellishments - ballet slipper jewels

Beyond Happy for You

 Hey there!

Excited to share a new card that was inspired by several awesome challenges:

Pinkfresh Studio January 2024 challenge: I chose April / Flowers challenge 

The Daring Cardmakers challenge: Just Peachy 

Inkspirational challenge #307: Stencils

Time Out challenge #254: New

 

And here's my card...

I was excited to try out my new Pinkfresh Studio 'Nothing But the Best' stamp/layering stencils/die products, and have also been eager to make a card using Pantone's color of the year, Peach Fuzz.

I started by stamping the floral image in black, then ink blended using the layering stencils, choosing to ink blend the flowers in monochromatic peach fuzz with limoncello centers, and thought the mint/meadow/emerald city color blend would complement the peach flowers. 

I die cut the diagonal stitched circle and very lightly ink blended the background in peach fuzz, then die cut a diagonal stitched circle frame and ink blended in peach fuzz.

I embossed an A2 panel with a woodgrain embossing plate then die cut using Pinkfresh simply diamonds die. I die cut another A2 panel with Pinkfresh hexagon tile coverplate and ink splattered it with dried marigold distress oxide ink.

I then adhered all of the card layers, adhered the floral image with foam tape, stamped and die cut the sentiment and adhered it with foam tape. I die cut a few additional pieces of Alex Syberia greenery and adhered to the card.

Lastly I embellished the flower centers with some flat sequins.

I really enjoyed the creative process with this card!! Supply List below...

Thanks so much for stopping by today!!

xoxo ~ rae

Supply List:

Pinkfresh Studio supplies:

Inks: peach fuzz, limoncello, mint, meadow, emerald city

Stamp/stencils/die: Nothing But the Best (new)

Stamp/die: Beyond Happy (new)

Dies: hexagon tile, simply diamonds, diagonal stitched circles

Other supplies:

Dies: Alex Syberia Designs - Classic foliage

Inks: Distress Oxide Ink - dried marigold; Tsukineko - onyx black

Embellishments: This Calls for Confetti sequins - melon, banana daquiri

Paper: Neenah white cardstock

Techniques:

Ink blending, die cutting, embossing, stamping, stenciling

March Pinkfresh Studio challenge

 hello hello!

Here today to share a card that I made for the March Pinkfresh Studio challenge

I decided to go with the 'layers' theme of the challenge, and here is my card:

I suppose the colors also 'sort of' follow along with the challenge, but I did not use the suggested colors and mine are definitely bolder!

I used layer upon layer of Pinkfresh Studio goodies here, many from their February release, that I just couldn't resist making mine :)

Pinkfresh Studio supplies:

Art Deco frame die
Sparkling Diamonds cover plate
Around the Shape: Circles stamps
Nesting circles dies
Happy for You stamps/stencils/die
Metallic gold pearls
Pinkfresh inks: sparkling rose, bubble gum, raspberry bliss, sweet mustard, apricot, ocean breeze, aquamarine, mermaid cove, tidal pond

This was a fun one to create!! I just love how the Art Deco frame gives the impression of many layers but it is just one piece! And I know that I am going to be turning to the Happy for You stamps/stencils over and over again, such a great set!!

Thanks for stopping by!!

xoxo

rae