Knowing how to pick out the right colors — I wouldn’t know anything about it. I’m terrible at it honestly. It’s why I tend to google “_____ color palette” all the time. It helps me see all the different options and then go from there. This palette was picked out by google and it worked perfectly for a fall nighttime sky.
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Solid stamping is great — but it’s usually not my cup of tea. Layered solid stamping is great too because it adds dimension to your images, but also not really my style. However, I don’t mind floral solid stamping where you can kinda just stamp offset and it looks more whimsical. I stuck with the lines for the birdie but for the florals, I didn’t try so hard — and you don’t need to.
Reminder! This is a stamp set that is part of Stamptember — once it’s gone it’s gone. AND this is the first year that Ink on 3 is participating so check it out!
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Masking isn’t always needed — here, I just ink blended on top on the side of my card panel and because of the colors I used, I kept it light so I could easily cover over it with copic markers. Ugh — I just love fall cards so much!
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Halloween scenes are fun and spooky but how about using a bit of white ink to add to your scene. For this card, I just used my fingers to create the clouds and it gives the card a mysterious air to it!
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Halloween cards — I love them. It’s kinda when I bring out random tricks, like this one. I use ink blending to create a glowy look to the card and it really adds to the spooky vibe of the scene.
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Let’s start by taking a closer look at the September Card Kit of the Month.
Includes:
CK0924C Haunted House 6×8 Clear
CK0924C2 Animal Eyes 3×4 Clear
CK0924D Coordinating Dies & Moon Fancy Die
Halloween B&W Hero Transfers – 2 sheets
Unicorn Ink Cube
NK483 Glow in the Dark Lacquer Pen
Black Watercolor Paper, 10 sheets
Clear Decorative Tape, 2 rolls (white pumpkins and black crows)
There’s a ton of inspiration and the full blog lineup can be found on the Hero Arts blog. You should be coming from Ilina Crouse‘s blog and your next stop will be Jennifer Kotas. The full blog list will be updated below!
I have two cards to share with you today featuring this month’s kit and one of the Extraordinary Extras.
The first card focuses on the Card Kit of the Month. Hero Arts does silhouettes well and they are perfect for creating a little scene. I wanted to play with white space for a simple card. I masked off about two inches for the top, and ink blended five different colors for a fun and bright background. I used Grape Juice, Butter Bar, Azalea, Cornflower, and Papaya.
My second project focuses on the Haunted Romance Fancy Dies, which is one of the Extraordinary Extras. I also paired it with the September Fancy Dies of the Month called Mirror Portraits. I die cut items from using different cardstocks for a bit of variety, but I did use copic markers for the rose die cut from the Haunted Romance Fancy Die because I wanted the added details. Once I had all my pieces, I arranged them on a panel of Cranberry Cardstock, which I darken up the edges of with Charcoal Core Ink. I also stamped out a sentiment from the Halloween Messages stamp set to finish off the card.
Thanks for stopping by today and I hope you enjoyed the two cards I shared today using some of the new Hero Studio collection. Hope you were inspired to create!
Giveaway:
Hero Arts will give away a $50 gift card, drawn from the comments left across the hop. Enter by Sunday, August 11th at 11:59pm Pacific, and the winner will be announced on the Hero Arts blog the following week.
Solid stamps — it’s not always the easiest to get an even layer for stamping and even harder to get a nice ombre. When I don’t want to worry about stamping it choppy, I like to enlist the help of a gel press and brayer. It really helps get that even ink and perfect blend on a large solid stamp.
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Hi friends — We’re kicking off the countdown to the September Hero Studio release today and I’m sharing a card using the Card Kit of the Month.
I wanted to feature the main stamp set in this month’s card kit. It’s full of silhouettes and it’s so fun for Halloween! I did a lot of stamping with Hero Arts INTENSI-ified Black Ink and Clear Embossing & Watermark Ink right on top so I could do a bit of heat embossing using Ultra Fine Clear Embossing Powder. It was a lot of stamping but there’s a huge variety of silhouettes to choose from to create a fun scene and I wanted to use as many images as possible.
Once I stamped and heat embossed everything, I pulled out a bunch of core ink colors to do some ink blending. I used Charcoal and Forever Green for the ground. For the lights in the house and the bats in the moon, I used Butter Bar. For the sky, I used Nautical, Grape Juice, and Crimson.
Head over to the Hero Arts blog for more inspiration using the Hero Studio collection leading up to the release! And then I’ll be back for the Hero Studio blog hop with a couple more projects to share!
I love potion bottles for cards — they are fun to color up and they are fun to light up! Lighting it up for Halloween is just chef’s kiss! It works so well and adds to the spooky feel!
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I’m loving all the elements that have been use to pull together this card, especially the baby wreath stencil that creates such a cute backdrop to this card.
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Embossing folders are so awesome. When you need a simple card, this is the quickest way to put one together. Use an embossing folder, use paste, add a sentiment!
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I love creating scenes but sometimes there’s a lot of white space that I don’t want to fill. I used a solid stamp to fill up the space and thought it would be fun to pull out my distress oxides.
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