Pinkfresh Studio - Clear Stamps - Folk Snowflake

This four piece clear photopolymer stamp set, Folk Snowflake, is designed by Inna Moreva and is part of the Essentials Collection from Pinkfresh Studio. This stamp set features a large snowflake in a folk art design as well as three sentiments. These stamps adhere to acrylic blocks and can be used with your favorite inks, markers, embossing powders, and other crafting mediums (sold separately).

1 piece cling stamp designed by Inna Moreva. Made to coordinate with the Snowflakes Background die. Create snowflakes in every color with this

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Pinkfresh Studio November 2023 Stamp, Die, Stencil, and Embellishment Release

Included as a SET, Stamp and Layering Stencil- Create beautiful floral projects with the Floral Focus Stamp and Layering Stencil Set from Pinkfresh Studio. With this bold background stamp, you can edge to edge stamp an A2 sized card with ease. The blooms and leaves are perfect for a variety of coloring techniques, including watercolor, alcohol & brush markers, and colored pencils. Ink blend the images with the coordinating layering stencil set.

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Folk Snowflake die – Pinkfresh Studio

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Folk Snowflake Card Set, Pinkfresh Studio {creative chick}

This six piece clear photopolymer stamp set, Nothing But The Best is designed by Manushree Mishra and is part of the Essentials Collection from Pinkfresh Studio. This stamp set features one large stamp with a cluster of three flowers along with smaller flowers and greenery, as well as five sentiments. These stamps adhere to acrylic blocks and can be used with your favorite inks, markers, embossing powders, and other crafting mediums (sold separately).

Pinkfresh Studio - Clear Stamps - Nothing But The Best

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