Monday, February 19, 2018

Pinkfresh Studio Technique Talk blog hop

Hi there!

I'm excited to be joining Pinkfresh for an entire blog hop devoted to showing off stamping techniques.


I went a little old-school and used small floral images to stamp out a full background. Here is my DIY patterned paper:

Pinkfresh Studio Technique Talk blog hop

I used 2 little flower stamps, both from the new Sweet Treats stamp set, to stamp an entire card-front. The 3-flowered-cluster image had little black dots around the flowers, so I used a black pen to add more dots at the end to fill up the space.

Pinkfresh Studio Technique Talk blog hop

I then used copic markers to color in the florals. I used pinks for the larges flower and colored the trio in violet, yellow and a lighter pink. The entire background got colored as well, in a soft blue/grey.

Pinkfresh Studio Technique Talk blog hop

My favorite patterned papers are the ones that look a little vintage. So, to bring a bit of that quality to this paper I shaded the edges with a soft brown ink.

Pinkfresh Studio Technique Talk blog hop

As a final touch, I used the same brown ink and flecked it onto the entire area.

Pinkfresh Studio Technique Talk blog hop

Yeesh! My brush is in bad shape, haha.

I hope you like my little tutorial. It's fun to see what you can do with the smaller stamps in a set! To end off, I added a sentiment from another new set, Bird With Flowers, and some bling by way of a few sequins.

Pinkfresh Studio Technique Talk blog hop

Now, onto the fun part:


All you have to do to be eligible is to leave a comment on each one of the participating blogs! Comments will close at 11:59pm PST on February 26th and the winner will be announced on the 28th. Good luck!

Here is a list of blog hop participants:



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51 comments:

  1. Such a sweet card, love all your stamping!

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  2. The card looks great, you have lots of patience!

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  3. Very pretty, really looks like you used pattern paper!

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  4. Such a pretty card..loving the copic coloring!

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  5. Very Pretty card ! Often the tiny stamps go neglected,nice idea to use it to create backgrounds.Thanks for sharing :)

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  6. The technique is not difficult, yet it really produces a lovely background. Thanks for the reminder of yet another way to use smaller stamps!

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  7. beautiful and elegant...in all its simplicity...love it !!

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  8. Mini images = mega impact when they're stamped together, as you've done here! You've certainly given me ideas for using little stamps to create pretty backgrounds! Love this!
    ~carol

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  9. Cute card. I love the sweet petite flowers.

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  10. Such a lovely floral background! It does look like a perfectly printed patterned paper :)

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  11. Sweet card! Love that pretty background you created with the flowers!

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  12. Wow what a cool background and technique to do all the stampin like that.

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  13. I love stamped backgrounds, and your's is gorgeous. Beautiful card.

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  14. Beautiful background! Love how you made your own paper with the stamps!

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  15. Awesome stamping
    and made for a
    beautiful card.
    Carla from Utah

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  16. So sweet! Love the soft colors ♥

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  17. I love blog hops because they inspire me to create!!!

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  18. So cool that you used two tiny but mighty stamps to make an entire background! it reminds me of my childhood... great colours!

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  19. Such a sweet, pretty card - love all those little flowers.

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  20. I love the vintage looking background paper. You must have patience to color all that but so worth it in the end!

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  21. I just LOVE this card!! The background you created is so beautiful!

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  22. You created such a fresh background with the stamps... Lovely card

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  23. Love making my own backgrounds and yours is beautiful.

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  24. Lovely!!! The background you created is so pretty!

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  25. Love this background . So cute and lovely.

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  26. Lovely and elegant background...i too love such backgrounds and make few myself the same style...thanks for sharing beautiful copic coloring as well!!

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  27. This is so adorable! Love that you created your own patterned paper. Super sweet and fun!

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  28. What a great way to make use of those tiny stamps that get very little use! Your card is oh so pretty and sweet.

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  29. Very pretty card. I am always looking for new ideas and love this stamp set too/

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  30. Fantastic card.
    I'm never satisfied when I try to
    make my own background. guess
    I'm my best overly-critical viewer.
    thanks for sharing
    txmlhl(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  31. I just love how you used those gorgeous stamps to create such a beautiful Patterned background-

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  32. WOW!! Your home made paper is fantastic!!!

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  33. Love the idea of making your own paper. I always forget that I can do this. Simple and sweet.

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  34. That’s such a lovely card design !
    [margessw(at)icloud(dot)com]

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  35. So pretty and so much patience? Gorgeous!

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  36. That patterned paper you created is so pretty!

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  37. Those flowers are so pretty! What an amazing background! Love the clean layout of the card!

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  38. Beautiful card. Thank you for sharing.

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  39. SQUEAL!! LOVE LOVE LOVE the Card and the BEAUTIFUL Design!! THANKS SO MUCHfor sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)

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  40. You've created such a sweet background! What patience!!

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  41. Pinkfresh Studio's stamp sets have so many possibilities!! Thanks for this sweet card and to Pinkfresh Studio for the giveaway!!

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  42. Such a sweet card - it definitely had an old-fashioned, vintage feel. Loved the copic coloring!

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  43. Your card is a great reminder to look at the little images in stamp sets...lovely!

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