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Pinkfresh Studio February 2020 Background Stamp Release

Hi friends! I’m joining Pinkfresh Studio today for their February Background Stamp Release Blog Hop. If you’re following the hop, you should be arriving from Ashlea Cornell’s blog. You will find the full lineup listed below, as well as details for giveaways on today’s hop. I have a few cards to share, so let’s get started!

My first card today features the new Abstract Cube background stamp. I made a simple background, using black ink on the red-rubber background, showing off how clean the pattern is. I added color with a Simple Blossoms flower, and finished the card with a Phrase Builder: Sending hugs die cut.

The new Floral Shadow Background is another beautiful stamp that easily makes quick cards.

I went bold with color, using black ink to stamp Ripe Raspberry card stock. This stamp is so pretty on it’s own, so I decided to only add die cut words from Phrase Builder: You, and Phrase Builder: Sending.

My last card features the new Lemon Lush Background stamp. I am a huge fan of anything citrus, so this was love at first sight for me.

I stamped, and white heat-embossed Lemon Lush onto watercolor paper. I used Zig Clean Color Real Brushes and a spray bottle to add color. I quickly scribbled colors all over paper, then sprayed the panel heavily with water. The water moves the pigments organically, and this is the end result. I saw this process done a couple years ago, and I have been using it ever since. I highly recommend giving a try! Big background stamps, Like Lemon Lush, is the perfect match for this process.

Once the panel was dry, I trimmed it with an Essentials: Stitched Rectangle Die. I attached it to a card base with foam adhesive, and finished the card with a Sentiment Suite: Hello.

That’s all that I have for today. I hope I have helped give you ideas on how to use background stamps. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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Now for the Hop details and Giveaways…

The entire February Release is up for grabs on the Pinkfresh Blog and on the Pinkfresh Instagram feed! Each blog stop on the hop today is also giving away a $25 gift card. Simply leave a comment below for a chance to win! And don’t forget to comment on the Pinkfresh Blog for a chance at one of the grand prizes. Winners will be announced Monday, February 24th, on the Pinkfresh Studio Giveaway Page. Winners will need to check that page and claim their prize within two weeks.

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Thank you so much for stopping by today. Enjoy your time on the hop, and be sure to grab tons of card inspiration!

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83 Replies to “Pinkfresh Studio February 2020 Background Stamp Release”

  1. My favorite of your cards is the 1st. I really enjoy the black and white background contrasting with the curvy, colorful flower. Just stunning!

  2. Love the lemon card so much and the coloring is amazing. Great stamp. The first card is striking with the one flower. Beautiful work!!

  3. I NEED to try that watercolor technique!! Your cards are just gorgeous. Loving these new background stamps!!
    <3 J

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  4. I enjoyed viewing your cards. I am especially interested in how you watercolored the Lemon Lush stamp. I will definitely give that process a try. Thank you for sharing!

  5. I love your card using the abstract background and the simple blossoms flower with the hugs die. I have many friends who deal with lots of health issues and personal problems and I can see using a close copy of this card to send to them to make their day brighter.

  6. Oh my goodness!! These cards are AMAZING!! I adore the simplicity of the first card. Great background stamp with a flower but then you TOTALLY flipped it with the second card. I ❤️❤️❤️ the bright bold colors. TFS

  7. OMGosh I love your technique for adding color with Zigs and spraying with water. What beautiful results! I can’t wait to try it! Love this whole release!

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