Showing posts with label Pinkfresh stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pinkfresh stencil. Show all posts

Friday, October 11, 2024

Build Your Stash Holiday Cardmakers ~ Sketch 50, card 2

Hi Crafty Friends,

My second BYSH card is being shared on the blog so I wanted to share it here as well.

The sketch is simple so there are so many ways it can be used.  Be sure to visit the Facebook page for more ideas (and the BYSH blog) and to share your entry.

Here's my card.


This amazing stencil is from Pinkfresh Studio.  I love the elegant simplicity of this card.

Here's the sketch for your inspiration.

You have until the end of the month to play along.

Also, be on the lookout for our October Linky party which will begins October 18.



Friday, May 17, 2024

Cut it Up Challenge #304 ~ Send Me Flowers

Hi Crafty Friends,

Our next Cut it Up challenge is posted on the CIU blog.
Our theme for challenge #304 is SEND ME FLOWERS.  
Don't forget that you must follow the theme and include a die cut.

Here's my project using a stencil set from Pinkfresh Studio.


I heat embossed a Jaded Blossom sentiment onto velum and popped it up over the stenciled background mat which I cut out using a Jaded Blossom Scalloped Rectangle die.
All of the inks I used are also from Pinkfresh Studio.

I hope you'll play along with us.
The Top Cuts from our last challenge can be found in our blog post along with our Cut it Up Community Facebook page.


Friday, February 9, 2024

Cut it Up Challenge #297 ~ Have a Heart

Hi Crafty Friends,

Here's our first challenge for February at Cut it Up Challenge Blog.

Our theme is Have a Heart.  It's open to your interpretation.

Here's my card.


The front of this card is the stacked hearts (Jaded Blossom) on an A2 card base that has been cut in half on the front.  There is a piece of acetate that the lower part of the hearts and the sentiment (Betterpress) are attached to.  The background is a Pinkfresh stencil adhered to the inside of the card base.
It's a fun technique and a little different from attaching the focal image to a background and then the entire thing placed on the card base.

I hope you'll play along with us a Cut it Up.  Be sure to check our Facebook Community page to see which entries won Top Cut for our last challenge.


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