Painted Daisies

 I am revisiting an older set from my craft room.  This is Painted Daisies from Pinkfresh Studio.

This stamp set has a set of stencils that produce the most amazing floral cluster.  I used three colours of Distress Oxide ink (Scattered Straw, Bundled Sage and Faded Jeans), then used the coordinating die to cut it out.

I mounted it to my white card base with 3D foam adhesive, and added my gold metallic sentiment from the Serenade Sentiments die set by Spellbinders (doubled!).  A few gold pearls finished it off.

Painted Daisies

I pulled together a card that I had created but not assembled this summer, to send off to a friend who can use a hug.  This is the Painted Daisies stamp, stencil and die, and the Perfect Sentiments.  Everything, including inks and jewels are Pinkfresh Studio.  Gingham paper is Lawn Fawn.

There's a little Wink of Stella on all of the flowers, for some extra glimmer, and the flowers and sentiment were adhered with 3D adhesive for added dimension.

Another Daisies Card

 This is the second card I made from my October Painted Daisies class with the Papercrafter's Workshop.  All products are from Pinkfresh Studio: Painted Daisies stencil and die set, the Scalloped Frames and Perfect Sentiments.  Their Champagne Pearls finished it off:

Painted Daisies

 This is a card that I made with Kris from the Papercrafter's Workshop back in October... but I had left it blank, wanting to add whatever sentiment that I needed.  So for a quick birthday card, I added the 'Yay' sentiment from Pinkfresh Studio's Perfect Sentiments set, and put a little Wink of Stella on the flowers.  The class was using this beautiful Painted Daisies stencil set in different ways.

Bright Daisies

 Here is my second card made with the Painted Daisies stencils and die using more vibrant colours.  Inks, sentiment and background coverplate die are all Pinkfresh Studio:

Painted Daisies

 This stencil & die set are part of a class kit that I'm working with in a few days, but I couldn't wait to bust it out and make up a few cards.  Here is my first effort with Painted Daisies from Pinkfresh Studio, using an assortment of their inks and background plate:

I am playing along with the Pinkfresh Studio October Challenge - which is Fall Leaves - you can find the link-up here.  Here was our inspiration: