Pinkfresh Studio July Release Blog Hop
Hello Friends!! What a special day - there is so much to share with you all.
Firstly, I want to welcome you all to Pinkfresh Studio's blog hop! It is such a privilege to be hopping on board with the talented Pinkfresh team this month as we unveil the gorgeous, new July release!
I know you will love all the projects the talented team has created. Here's a wee peek of what I've been working on.
But before we get to that, first things first! I want to share how you can get the most out of this fab hop.
Aside from gorgeous inspiration, each blog on the hop will be giving away $25! All you need to do is leave a comment below, and then hop along to all the names on the list, and leave comments there as well for even more chances to win. Also, be sure to leave a little note on the Pinkfresh Blog, too, for a chance to win the entire July release! The winners will be posted on Sunday, July 15th on the GIVEAWAY PAGE Please check this page within two weeks to claim your prize!
Last but not least, Pinkfresh Studio is offering FREE Shipping for any order $50 and over between July 9th and July 13th, and if you reside outside of the US, $5.50 will be taken off international shipping fees.
Last but not least, Pinkfresh Studio is offering FREE Shipping for any order $50 and over between July 9th and July 13th, and if you reside outside of the US, $5.50 will be taken off international shipping fees.
Just use the code
FREESHIPWITH50
Okay, now that the official business is out of the way,
I want to share a few little cards I've whipped up with these adorable, wonderful, new stamps and dies. I am madly in love with Pinkfresh dies. Even the packaging is thoughtful! The smaller die packages each come with their own little magnet backing. How handy is that! And the wire-style dies are created to have an outer edge, so that there is no indent left on the die-cut. I think this is such a clever feature!
For today's first card, possibly my favorite stamp and die set of this release!
I had so much fun creating with this big, gorgeous paisley motif, aptly named, Pretty Paisley. The stamp set perfectly coordinates with the matching dies, for so many fun layering possibilities.
I started this card off with a kraft base, to provide a bit of a contrast to the white paisley.
Around the paisley motifts, I added the delicate floral designs, stamped in various shades.
For the large paisleys, I started off by stamping the large design onto white cardstock cut-outs, and then using the inside die designs to die-cut the center and top of each paisley. I then layered the paisleys onto my card base, and stamped the floral designs into the negative cut-outs, heat-embossing with pretty colors.
For the sentiment, I used a stamp from the Pretty Paisley set, and stamped a little design from the Merry and Bright Toy Shop stamp set, creating a little border around the circle.
I added some Nuvo Crystal drops, rhinestones, and buttons to finish off this little card.
For my next card, I used the gorgeous Merry and Bright Toy Shop stamps and dies, to create a festive, colorful, Christmas card. Nothing wrong with Christmas in July :)
I loooove this beautiful cover front die - it's so fun and versatile! It's a storefront, but it can easily double as a home front, for darling cards for all occasions. I also love that all the little bits in the stamp set allow you to deck this sweet front to your hearts content :)
I also combined some of the other stamps and dies from this release to show how well all the pieces work together.
To start the card, I used the Merry and Bright Toy Shop front die, and cut the design using kraft cardstock. I used my white Signo pen to fill in the embossed details. My hand was a bit shaky, so the lines are definitely not perfect, but I think it adds to the whimsy look of the card!
I stamped the co-ordinating sentiment at the top of the shop - adore these sweet outline letters!
I also created an awning to top off the card, by backing the entire card with white cardstock, that was cut a little longer than the card itself, and folding it at the top with two scored lines, to create a dimensional card. This also allowed me to use 3d foam adhesive between the backing and the die-cut store front, to outline the little windows, so that I could turn the little windows into glittery shakers!
I decorated the awning with some striped washi tape, and before adhering it, used an edger punch to get a scalloped edge. But a die would work just as well here. I decorated it with a little makeshift wreath, cut out of the Pretty Paisley dies, and stamped all the detail with Great Joy stamps, along with the pretty little bow.
For the windows, I used heat-resistant acetate, and stamped and embossed a couple of the whimsical woodland animals from the Wreath stamp set. I filled each window with a mix of pink, shabby glitter. It's my absolute new favorite, and I have a few little envelopes I think I'll be adding to my shoppe. I'll update as soon as they're available.
Here's a side view of the card, to show the dimension.
I added a little bow to each window too from the Great Joy stamp and die set :)
For today's first card, possibly my favorite stamp and die set of this release!
I had so much fun creating with this big, gorgeous paisley motif, aptly named, Pretty Paisley. The stamp set perfectly coordinates with the matching dies, for so many fun layering possibilities.
I started this card off with a kraft base, to provide a bit of a contrast to the white paisley.
Around the paisley motifts, I added the delicate floral designs, stamped in various shades.
For the large paisleys, I started off by stamping the large design onto white cardstock cut-outs, and then using the inside die designs to die-cut the center and top of each paisley. I then layered the paisleys onto my card base, and stamped the floral designs into the negative cut-outs, heat-embossing with pretty colors.
For the sentiment, I used a stamp from the Pretty Paisley set, and stamped a little design from the Merry and Bright Toy Shop stamp set, creating a little border around the circle.
I added some Nuvo Crystal drops, rhinestones, and buttons to finish off this little card.
For my next card, I used the gorgeous Merry and Bright Toy Shop stamps and dies, to create a festive, colorful, Christmas card. Nothing wrong with Christmas in July :)
I loooove this beautiful cover front die - it's so fun and versatile! It's a storefront, but it can easily double as a home front, for darling cards for all occasions. I also love that all the little bits in the stamp set allow you to deck this sweet front to your hearts content :)
I also combined some of the other stamps and dies from this release to show how well all the pieces work together.
To start the card, I used the Merry and Bright Toy Shop front die, and cut the design using kraft cardstock. I used my white Signo pen to fill in the embossed details. My hand was a bit shaky, so the lines are definitely not perfect, but I think it adds to the whimsy look of the card!
I stamped the co-ordinating sentiment at the top of the shop - adore these sweet outline letters!
I also created an awning to top off the card, by backing the entire card with white cardstock, that was cut a little longer than the card itself, and folding it at the top with two scored lines, to create a dimensional card. This also allowed me to use 3d foam adhesive between the backing and the die-cut store front, to outline the little windows, so that I could turn the little windows into glittery shakers!
I decorated the awning with some striped washi tape, and before adhering it, used an edger punch to get a scalloped edge. But a die would work just as well here. I decorated it with a little makeshift wreath, cut out of the Pretty Paisley dies, and stamped all the detail with Great Joy stamps, along with the pretty little bow.
For the windows, I used heat-resistant acetate, and stamped and embossed a couple of the whimsical woodland animals from the Wreath stamp set. I filled each window with a mix of pink, shabby glitter. It's my absolute new favorite, and I have a few little envelopes I think I'll be adding to my shoppe. I'll update as soon as they're available.
Here's a side view of the card, to show the dimension.
I added a little bow to each window too from the Great Joy stamp and die set :)
Next up, I have two festive tags, in not-so-typical holiday colors.
I love the idea of using these sweet paisleys as the base for a tag. Their larger size makes them perfect for this. I also love that they have a folk-sy look to them, and work perfectly with the woodland animals from the Great Joy stamp set.
I added a few toppings to each tag, and then layered a little kraft oval (cut using the Merry and Bright Toy Shop die - window cut-outs cut twice to achieve oval edges) with the stamped and embossed images from the Great Joy stamp.
I added a wee bow to the bottom of each tag, and colored the animals in whimsical, vibrant strokes with coloring pencils. For something new, I let the color run all over the embossed details, and I sort of like how it looks!
And for my last card today, I have a super fun and whimsical baby card!
I love this stamp set! I could sit all day stamping the little bits and pieces together, and adding sweet little creatures to this wee train. I mean, have you seen the little squirrel on her tippy toes holding a lollipop? TOO cute!
To start the card, I layered kraft cardstock, patterned paper from the Simple and Sweet collection, and white cardstock for the base of the card. I used the stars stamp from the Train Ride stamp set all around the edges, as well as around the card in a few spots.
The little train was so fun and easy to stamp. I started by die-cutting the little pieces from the co-coordinating Train Ride dies, and then alternating colors for all the little elements. The possibilities are endless with this little set....sooo many sweet little details to add. I can't wait to give it another whirl for Christmas cards, Birthday cards, and everything in between.
I added little bows from the Great Joy set and a framed top and bottom to the card using the Pretty Paisley set. A few little buttons and rhinestones finish off this sparkling, cheery card.
Well, that's all from me folks! I hope these little cards will provide a bit of a looksy into the pretty, lovely new sets from Pinkfresh. There is so much more to see on the hop, so be sure to follow along and check out all the fab inspiration.
Before you head off to the next stop on the hop, don't forget to leave a little note below in the comments section, for your chance to win $25!
Thank you so much for joining me! And a BIG thank you to Pinkfresh for the chance to be a part of this hop.
Happy hopping, friends!
Ivana
I love the idea of using these sweet paisleys as the base for a tag. Their larger size makes them perfect for this. I also love that they have a folk-sy look to them, and work perfectly with the woodland animals from the Great Joy stamp set.
I added a few toppings to each tag, and then layered a little kraft oval (cut using the Merry and Bright Toy Shop die - window cut-outs cut twice to achieve oval edges) with the stamped and embossed images from the Great Joy stamp.
I added a wee bow to the bottom of each tag, and colored the animals in whimsical, vibrant strokes with coloring pencils. For something new, I let the color run all over the embossed details, and I sort of like how it looks!
And for my last card today, I have a super fun and whimsical baby card!
I love this stamp set! I could sit all day stamping the little bits and pieces together, and adding sweet little creatures to this wee train. I mean, have you seen the little squirrel on her tippy toes holding a lollipop? TOO cute!
To start the card, I layered kraft cardstock, patterned paper from the Simple and Sweet collection, and white cardstock for the base of the card. I used the stars stamp from the Train Ride stamp set all around the edges, as well as around the card in a few spots.
The little train was so fun and easy to stamp. I started by die-cutting the little pieces from the co-coordinating Train Ride dies, and then alternating colors for all the little elements. The possibilities are endless with this little set....sooo many sweet little details to add. I can't wait to give it another whirl for Christmas cards, Birthday cards, and everything in between.
I added little bows from the Great Joy set and a framed top and bottom to the card using the Pretty Paisley set. A few little buttons and rhinestones finish off this sparkling, cheery card.
Well, that's all from me folks! I hope these little cards will provide a bit of a looksy into the pretty, lovely new sets from Pinkfresh. There is so much more to see on the hop, so be sure to follow along and check out all the fab inspiration.
Before you head off to the next stop on the hop, don't forget to leave a little note below in the comments section, for your chance to win $25!
Thank you so much for joining me! And a BIG thank you to Pinkfresh for the chance to be a part of this hop.
Happy hopping, friends!
Ivana
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