Bumbleberry Blog — PinkFresh Studio

   Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. Today I'm sharing a beautifully soft ink blended card to create a bright happy card! Here I used one of my background hot foil plates along with a coordinating stencil. All it needed was a bold sentiment to finish it off. So let's get started! Written tutorial and photos for Soft colours for a bright happy card!:  Start off by hot foiling the Geo Arch hot foil plate in Copper Hot Foil onto white card. Peel away the foil to reveal the pattern. Use stencil one...

   Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. Why not add some colour popping florals to your cards? It is so easy when you use bright contrasting colours within a triad of colour on the colour wheel. What's more you can easily keep it simple in the remaining techniques as the colours do all the work! Here we're working with the Magnolia PinkFresh Studio stamp with a geometric hot foil plate to add a little more contrast to the card. Let's get started! Written tutorial and photos for Colour popping florals!:   First, hot foil...

   Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. You're the best is a beautiful floral thank you stamp set from PinkFresh Studio and I couldn't help but heat emboss it and watercolour it in. And I went for a beautiful fresh floral colour scheme of blue, green and white to add a light touch during these darker months. So let's get started! Written tutorial and photos for You're the best!:   Start off by heat embossing the florals from the You're the best PinkFresh Studio stamp set, along with a sentiment as well, onto watercoloured...

   Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team.  I'm really trying to stretch my supplies when it comes to Christmas cards and make different styles. Today I'm sharing a Art-deco inspired Christmas card with hot foiling using a beautiful plate from PinkFresh Studio. Pair it with the right colour scheme and sentiment and you have a fun alternative style Christmas card. Also, if you struggle ink blending then you need to try it on Speciality Glimmer Cardstock from Spellbinders. It is so smooth which makes ink blending a doddle. So let's get started! Written...

Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. I had a real urge to create a mixed media card today, and I wanted to do this with a Christmas card. It isn't necessarily a traditional style Christmas card, more of a subtle nod to Christmas, other than the obvious sentiment on the front. If you're unsure where the start with mixed media, just remember to break it down into layers, building up the card with different media. I went for a white an red theme, as I'm sure you can get some white poinsettias too,...