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Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Thank You Slimline with Pinkfresh Studio


Hello and welcome!

I have a thank you card today made with products from Pinkfresh Studio.
The leaves are backed in gold laminate which is quite hard to photograph so I have a number of pictures that I took to try to capture the shiny gold.  The photo above actually looks a little like copper,  depending on how the light hits the card.  The two photos below show more of the gold laminate color:



To make my card I took the PFS "Diamond Plaid Stencil" set and combined both layers and inked them with Speckled Egg Distress Ink and a ink blender from Scrapbook.com.  I cut that panel with the PFS "Diagonal Stripes Slimline Die" set and used a plain larger die from the set to cut the dark green mat.

The leaves were cut with PFS "Leafy Branch" die in dark green, white and gold laminate and stacked on top of each other then adhered to the card top and bottom.  The sentiment die was a recent PFS "free with purchase" word die called "Scripted Thank You" die.  It was cut with green, white and gold laminate and also stacked.  There are two gold layers on the bottom both offset in different directions to give a gold matted look to the word die cut.  Lastly I took a Spectrum Noir "Gold Plate Metallic Pen" and drew circles  with the gold marker in the spots where I wanted to add the clear droplets.  This gives them a gold tint.

 Here's another view:






 

5 comments:

  1. WOW! What a gorgeous slimline design Angie! LOVE IT!! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Sisterhood of Crafters challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.

    Darlene
    SISTERHOOD OF CRAFTERS
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
    Please stop in for a visit!

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  2. This is an absolutely gorgeous slimline card design. Wow!

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  3. This is really cool. I love how you did the leaves and that soft plaid is just beautiful to highlight them.

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  4. Gorgeous slimline! Thanks for playing along with our November challenge!

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