Bumbleberry Blog — PinkFresh studio dies

Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. One thing I like about layering stencils in layering ink colours in the process too. It can create beautiful looks, and at times create new fun colours. Here, I overlaid Dress Blue with Uptown intensify the colour and giving a slight teal hue to the navy colour.  Written and photos Layering colours with layering stencils:  Start off by laying the biggest diamond layer from the PinkFresh Studio Slimline Diamond builder stencil. With blending brush, add Uptown ink through the layer. Next, positioned the middle sized diamond stencil...

  Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. When autumn arrives, the trees turn and you start to see this lovely transition from green to reds and browns. For today's card, I've created an autumnal wreath with warm tones for a soft and elegant card. This features a lovely layered stencil wreath from PinkFresh Studio and combined it with a beautiful tone-on-tone background to add subtle texture.  Written and photos Autumnal wreath with warm tones :  Start off by blending through 4 of the Thrill of Hope wreath stencil layers using muted warm toned greens and...

Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. One way to add interest to cards is to use layering. This card features stamps and dies from PinkFresh Studio to make an elegant and stunning mini slimline card and the Mini Slimline essentials die set from PinkFresh studio meant adding layers was super easy. I also coloured these florals really quickly with some ink blending for a soft delicate look. Written and photos Build interest with layers:  Start off by heat embossing the It's A New Day floral stamp set in gold embossing powder and die-cut with...

Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. Easy bold cards can really back a bunch, and when you combine bold colours with simple die-cutting you can make a card very quickly. I'm using the Altenew Watercolour markers to create a bold background very quickly and then combine this with some simple die-cutting from PinkFresh studios and this simple easy card came together in no time. With this card, I ended up creating a mini-slimline card however you can easily use this method to create an A5 card or use the technique with other supplies to create...