Hello friends! I have two more cards to share with you featuring the Daydream Edit release from Pinkfresh Studio as well as a few more cards that I made for the prior release.

My first card showcases the new Floral Daydream product suite. I created a fun shaker card by combining it with the Trellis Coverplate Die and Essentials: Stitched Scallop Rectangle Frames.

I used the Floral Daydream Stamp to stamp my images onto a sheet of Neenah Solar White 110lb Card Stock with Detail Black Ink and then colored them in using the coordinating Pinkfresh Studio Inks and coordinating stencils.

Ink Colors Used:

• Stencil 1: Mint
• Stencil 2: Meadow
• Stencil 3: Evergreen; Sparkling Rose
• Stencil 4: Ballet Slipper
• Stencil 5: Sparkling Rose
• Stencil 6: Bubble Gum

I then used the coordinating Floral Daydream Die to cut them out. To create the shaker portion of my card base, I die cut the scalloped rectangle frame six times from white card stock and glued five of them together to form a dimensional frame to hold my shaker embellishments. After attaching it to my card base and filling it with Clear Iridescent Drops, I then covered it with a rectangular piece of clear acetate, added my trellis background piece and then layered it with one final scalloped frame for a clean look.

My second card features the Golden Poppies Die and coordinating stencil. I used the stencil to color in my images and easily die cut them with the matching die.

After I was finished, I wanted to add a darker green for my leaves, so I die cut them from dark green card stock to give my florals some added contrast.

I quickly wanted to share two more cards that I created from the previous release. This card features both the Couture Grace product suite along with the beautiful Refined Grid Coverplate Die and matching Refined Grid Builder Stencil.

I love the sweet elegance of this stamp set and the simplicity of my card. The nice thing about the cover plate die is that it can be used with a variety of stamps and in a variety of ways depending on how you want to use the coordinating stencil set.

Lastly, I was up on the Pinkfresh Blog last month showcasing the Step Into Style product suite.

For step-by-step instructions on how I made this card, you can access the Pinkfresh Studio Blog Post HERE.

Thanks so much for taking the time to drop by! I hope you enjoyed my cards today!

** Products used are listed below. Affiliated links were used where applicable at no extra cost to you. **