The author shares their recent craft room projects aimed at creating "boutique" feeling cards. Focusing on a Freesia card, they experimented with cardstock stacking for depth and used specific high-quality papers and inks. A detailed tutorial highlighting the materials and techniques is available on CutCardStock.
Tag: Pinkfresh Studios
Freesia Flourish from Pinkfresh Studio
Hello Crafty Friends! I'm so excited to share my very first project for ScrapbookPal as a Design Team member! Today's card uses Freesia Flourish Press Plate and coordinating Die from Pinkfresh Studio. Instead of using the press plate with the BetterPress system, I used it with the Glimmer Machine to foil it and color it… Continue reading Freesia Flourish from Pinkfresh Studio
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Born to Sparkle
Here we are with yet another fabulous spring release at Crafty Meraki and today I’m using Born to Sparkle stamp set to celebrate the hop happening on Instagram. I am also using the Blanket Stitched Ovals from Pinkfresh and Garden Trellis from Altenew. To get started, I stamped the image with copic friendly black ink… Continue reading Born to Sparkle
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Dazzling Diamonds
Beautiful diamonds created with the lovely layering stampset and coordinating dies called All the Sparkle from Crafty Meraki. I used various Altenew crisp inks to layer the different facets of these diamonds. There are a variety of shapes and sizes in this set to make different 'cuts' of gems and ink them up in a… Continue reading Dazzling Diamonds
Table in the Attic 