Last Anemone card!

Last card with Fresh Picked Anemones... at least for a little while.  I had two of the blooms leftover from my previous card, and couldn't let them sit on my craft desk.

I chose a yellow background, and used the Diagonal Stitched Plaid coverplate on it, then added a brushed gold Stitched Scalloped Rectangle frame die (double thickness) - both from Pinkfresh Studio.

I glued down the two flowers, adding their blooms with 3D foam adhesive.  Then I added some spatter with gold paint.  *I think I'll add a sentiment to the front of this one before I mail it out, and maybe a gold pearl or two.

A2 Floral Notes

When I created the slimline card that I posted yesterday with Floral Notes by Pinkfresh Studio, I had created a second stenciled image, and decided to make it up into an A2 card.

This one was fussy cut, and chopped in half to create a whole new look.  I chose a lighter shade of pink for my base, and cut the Stitched Scalloped Rectangles die from Pinkfresh Studio from some matte silver cardstock.  I used the same for the Serenade Sentiments from Spellbinders.

All of my die cut pieces were layered several times to give them some extra stability as well as depth.  I adhered my florals down with some thin 3D foam adhesive.

Yay! Birthday

 I have another card made with the Citrus Bloom suite, done in pinks and plums this time.  I decided to experiment with my inks and frames to see what I could put together.  The sentiment is Perfect Sentiments, the frame is Stitched Scallop Rectangles and the background is from the Slim Stitches die.  All supplies are from Pinkfresh Studio.

December Birthdays

 I have a couple of family birthdays this week, so I pulled out one of the panels I made last summer using the Butterflies stamps and stencils (I made up several extra stamped panels in different colourways - for exactly this reason, to pull out when needed!), and fussy cut out the butterflies.

For this card I used the Diagonal Stitched Plaid Cover die on some aqua cardstock as the base, then die cut the Stitched Scallop Rectangles die in some fine, sparkly silver cardstock.  I glued the butterfly down with a gem for it's head, and added one of the Perfect Sentiments with some 3D foam tape.

My second card uses the Eyelet Cover Die from Pigment Craft Company on aqua cardstock, trimmed to show just a hint of white around the edges.  I die cut the smaller Stitched Scallop Rectangle die from the same glittery cardstock and added another Perfect Sentiment with foam tape.

They're wonderfully sparkly in person!  All supplies are Pinkfresh Studio, except where noted.

Congrats card

 I needed a Congratulations card for a coworker, so I pulled out the Folk Floral Stem set to make a card for the staff to sign.  I used a very different colour combo for me!  I rarely stamp on anything but white or cream, but this time I tried it on a peachy/pink colour, and stencilled over it with darker shades.  I used the same colour for the card base, then layered the Stitched Scalloped Rectangle dies twice in a darker pink, and did the same with the floral, layered it twice for a little more stability before adhering it with 3D foam adhesive.  I used the Perfect Sentiments stamp and die set - again on the pink cardstock, and finished off the card by adding a little Wink of Stella to the blooms for some glimmer.  All supplies are Pinkfresh Studio.

I am entering this into the March Pinkfresh Studio Challenge which is layers!