Bumbleberry Blog — Pink Fresh Studio

Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. When I saw the All my Love stamp set from Concord & 9th I thought it would be a beautiful stamp to watercolour with heat embossing. This technique is great for small stamps like this where you may struggle to keep within the lines or where you struggle painting small designs. What's more, adding a light wash of the colours over the design, allowing the colours to bleed out the lines adds a lovely soft touch to your edges without stark white borders. Written and photos All My...

Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. I have 3 CAS cards for you that are so easy to make and you could make many different designs with this simple technique. Solid creature stamps like this set from PinkFresh Studios are perfect for silhouette stamping and heat embossing, useful for making quick cards in a hurry that look effortless.  Written and photos - Silhouette Stamping and Embossing:  To start off, die-cut a circle out of masking paper. Now make sure there is plenty of space around the circle to protect your card when you...

  Hello there, it is Verity here from Pretty Little Button for the Bumbleberry Design team. This die from Pink Fresh Studio is stunning and is so easy to use in a combination of card designs to really get your money worth out of it. I have 3 for you today, but there are so many more that you'll have a whole stack in your stash ready to send out. What's more, I have paired it with embossing paste and liquid watercolours for added interest or used it to create a gorgeous wedding card with a glittering shaker element.  Written and photos...

Hello lovelies!I'm back this week with a relatively simple encouragement card using Pink Fresh Studio's "Word Series: Dream" stamp set! I've always been called a dreamer and I'm typically drawn to the night sky, particularly the moon so when I saw this set I knew I'd get a lot of use from it straight away! I cut a panel from white card stock using the second largest die from Mama Elephant's "Basic Rectangles" Creative Cuts and used Black Soot Distress Ink with some water to paint my panel. You could easily just use some black card stock for the base...