Pinkfresh Studio Freesia Flourish Suite

Pinkfresh Studio Freesia Flourish Suite

Posted by Sweta Changela on

Hello Crafty Friends,

Welcome to the ScrapbookPal blog and to my very first post as part of this Design Team! I’m Sweta, and I go by Table_in_the_Attic on social media.

Today I’m sharing a project featuring the Freesia Flourish Press Plates and coordinating dies from PinkFresh Studio. Let’s dive in! 🌸

I started by using the press plate with my Glimmer Machine and some fuchsia foil.

Next, I colored the foiled image with Copic markers — YG11, YG63, YG67, G24, Y11, YR31, RV000, V01, V12, and V05. Once that was done, I die-cut both the floral image and the sentiment using the coordinating dies. I also cut additional layers from thicker craft card stock to make them sturdier and add height without too much bulk.

Using the second and third largest Blanket Stitched Octagon Dies, I cut out a frame from purple glitter paper, and added a trellis die-cut behind it for extra texture and interest.

To assemble everything, I used an A2 card base and adhered the octagon frame with Bearly Art Glue. Over this, I layered the Freesia flowers and sentiment, finishing off with a few embellishments.

I love the versatility of Press Plates — you can use them both ways: to foil or to create impressions.
✨ Bonus tip: Try dry embossing your envelope with the same plate to match your card!

That’s all for today. Have a wonderful and crafty week ahead! 💖

Sweta @Table_in_the_Attic

 

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