Pinkfresh Studio is a papercrafting company that offers modern, innovative and high quality products for both cardmakers and memory keepers. They are known for their heartfelt and unique sentiments to help scrapbookers tell their story, and cardmakers with their message.
Founder & CEO, Kinnari Zaveri, has a background in textile design and started the company in 2014 with a handful of washi tapes. They have since grown, with over 30 paper collections and hundreds of stamp & die designs released. There is so something for everyone at Pinkfresh Studio!
“Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns in order to look at things in a different way. by Edward de Bonoit!.”
Colorful and fun, our new Delightful paper collection has a rainbow feel that is full of whimsy and can be used for all types of photos, adventures and subjects. In...
Colorful and fun, our new Delightful paper collection has a rainbow feel that is full of whimsy and can be used for all types of photos, adventures and subjects. In...
Colorful and fun, our new Delightful paper collection has a rainbow feel that is full of whimsy and can be used for all types of photos, adventures and subjects. In...
Colorful and fun, our new Delightful paper collection has a rainbow feel that is full of whimsy and can be used for all types of photos, adventures and subjects. In...
Colorful and fun, our new Delightful paper collection has a rainbow feel that is full of whimsy and can be used for all types of photos, adventures and subjects. In...
Colorful and fun, our new Delightful paper collection has a rainbow feel that is full of whimsy and can be used for all types of photos, adventures and subjects. In...
Get ready to add some whimsy and charm to your scrapbooking or card-making projects with this set of 30 puffy stickers from the Pinkfresh - My Favorite Story collection. These...
Pinkfresh Studio Cardstock Die-Cuts 11 pack - My Favorite Story Tags - Add the perfect accents to your stories when you use the My Favorite Story Collection Tags by Pinkfresh...
