Good morning! This past Monday was a special day with an extra Facebook Live for the week - we featured the BRAND NEW Holiday Release from Pinkfresh Studio that happened that day, as well as another sneak peek at the upcoming ink release from Pinkfresh Studio! If you missed the Live video and want to take a peek, you can find it on the Pinkfresh Facebook Page - last week's video is available HERE. As always today, there was one giveaway for someone who watched live, so make sure and pop in each week to win that live giveaway - 10 AM Pacific time on Thursday morning! I also always try to post info here the next day on the card we make - for those that aren't on Facebook or maybe didn't see it over there. Recovering from vacation and jet lag this past week, I missed posting the next day, and just realized I better catch up!
So...here is some more info and photos of the card we made, as well as links to all the products used!
This card uses the brand new Season's Greetings Stamp set and also the Coordinating Dies. We stamped each of the elements with one of the new Pinkfresh Studio ink colors (releasing on October 14th!). The soft blue inking around the outside of the stamped panel also used one of the new inks.
We then did some masking to add a few splatters with a few different Pinkfresh Liquid Watercolors, which coordinate BEAUTIFULLY! The colors of liquid watercolor were Sky Blue, Key Lime, and Candy Apple.
Finished off by adhering the bow, adding a few jewels with Essentials: Jewels Mix, and matting the front panel with a bit of white cardstock before mounting on a coordinating green cardbase!
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Your card is so beautiful, Heather! You're making me think I need that stamp set! Hope you had a wonderful vacation--Italy, if I remember what you said on the W&W blog. Must have been exciting!
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