Pinkfresh Studio Garden Grace Collection | Card Making Tutorial

Pinkfresh Studio Garden Grace Collection | Card Making Tutorial

Posted by D Pauley Designs on

Hi crafty friends!

Today, I’m sharing a beautiful floral card featuring the Pinkfresh Studio Garden Grace Collection. If you love soft florals, easy coloring techniques, and products that make cardmaking quick and stress-free, you're going to love this collection!

For today’s card, I used the Garden Grace Stamp Set, coordinating layering stencils, and the coordinating dies to create a soft floral background card with delicate shading and elegant details.

I stamped out the floral images using black ink. One thing I really love about this stamp set is that it includes two large floral images, which makes the process so quick and easy. Instead of stamping lots of individual flowers, everything is grouped together beautifully.

I colored the florals in with the coordinating stencils!

If coloring with alcohol markers or colored pencils isn’t your favorite, layering stencils are such a wonderful option. They make achieving beautiful results fast and easy.

Want to see how this card came together? Just click the ScrapbookPal YouTube link below and watch the full tutorial!

 

I hope you enjoyed today’s card and feel inspired to check out the full tutorial over on the ScrapbookPal YouTube Channel!

Thanks so much for stopping by!

💛 Dawn Pauley | @dpauleydesigns

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