Together by Design Featuring Pinkfresh Studio

Together by Design is a monthly collaboration where a small group of designers all create with products from the same featured brand. Each of us chooses a favorite product and puts our own creative spin on it, showing just how many different ways one brand can inspire. Follow along, explore every project, and discover new designers and new favorites along the way.

This month’s featured brand: Pinkfresh Studio

Here is a list of designers participating this month:

Jessica: www.lovenotesbyjess.com/blog; @jessica.vasher
Jean: www.studio-jd.com; @jean.studiojd
Maggie: @teacher11494
Tracy: https://redsas.co; @redsas

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

For this month’s Pinkfresh project, I used several different products, and I’ll list all of those at the bottom of this post. I began my project by gold foiling the Timeless Tulips and ink blending using the coordinating stencils. Once satisfied with those results, I trimmed it out with the coordinating die. I really love the product suites that Pinkfresh offers, and am noticing that more companies are jumping on that bandwagon.

My background was created using the Blanket Stitched Octagons with some ink blending and gold splatter. When I was foiling, I went ahead and foiled the sentiment and the small butterfly onto acetate. I’m not sure the Small Butterflies set is made anymore, unfortunately. Those were trimmed out using the coordinating die cuts as well.

The florals were adhered to the background using foam tape, the sentiment was glued in place and the butterfly was secured with strong double sided tape. The panel was adhered to the card base, and I trimmed off the edges with scissors to give it that shaped card look. Some clear drops were in order to finish this project up.

I hope you like it as much as I do! This is a beautiful color combination, and I love how it turned out! Stay tuned for next month where we will feature a different company, and you can see how we all have our own spin on things! Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

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Hello Friends, and thanks for stopping by to check out today’s project, which features one of my favorite older products. I love florals and leaves, and I regularly go to the Privet Branch, and I just love this color combo as well. Let’s run through the deets super quick!

NOTE: all supplies are linked in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I cut my background panel using the A2 Postage Rectangles and gold splattered that for added interest. The color combo used here is from the Color Cubes, and I just think they go together so well. If I’m being honest, I don’t know what two of these colors are, because they were already cut and stashed in the envelope with the die cut. I’ll link to the ones that I do know though.

The background was adhered to the card base using foam tape, and I arranged the leaves and secured those in place with liquid glue. The sentiment was stamped with VersaMark ink, heat embossed using white embossing powder and stacked for more dimension. I added a few gold embellishments to finish up.

If I have extra die cuts, I usually keep them with the die itself and that way, I can pull a card together pretty quickly sometimes. Thanks again for stopping by, and I hope you have a great day!