Winter cards get overlooked because of all the Christmas cards but they are some of my favorite. I love winter nighttime scenes and the peacefulness of it. This is a super simple card that needs nothing more but a bit of ink blending and stamping.
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I love coloring but sometimes, there’s no time, especially with holiday cards — What if you still want some color? I use a super easy technique for coloring here and it just involves some light colored copics and the colorless blender. I love the effect of it. What do you think?
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I love to hot foil but even more so for holiday cards. The cool part of hot foiling that you can ink blend right over it and it will resist the ink so I went ahead to ink blend some ombre green colors for these trees.
All my supplies for creating this card will be listed down below (with multiple sources when available) for your curiosity and convenience. Affiliate links used when possible.
All my supplies for creating this card will be listed down below (with multiple sources when available) for your curiosity and convenience. Affiliate links used when possible.
Today, I’ve created something a little different – shakers! For the past 12 days, Trinity Stamps has been sharing different projects for their 12 days of Christmas and today is a party favor! I thought this would be super fun, especially for kids because I love to shake, shake, shake! You can even add a photo or details for your Christmas party on the background of the shaker — it’s a simple but fun parting gift!
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There are so many ideas for holiday cards but this one is one that is cute and you can cater it to the person you’re sending it to by just swapping out the colors. Blue is one of my go to colors during the winter time and that’s what I used here.
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Kraft cardstock is so underrated — it’s so great for holiday cards and give that cozy vibe, which is perfect for winter. I especially love it when it’s paired with distress oxide inks.
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Hi crafty friends! Today, we are hopping along to introduce the December 2023 My Monthly Hero Kit from Hero Arts. There’s a ton of inspiration and the full blog lineup is at the Hero Arts blog. You should be coming from Seeka‘s blog and your next stop will be Jennifer. The full blog list will be updated below! This month’s collection focuses on letters and watercolor pencils! Here is a peek at the Classic Kit:
and the Premium Kit (along with the Classic kit items) includes:
MHP1223C Numbers Clear Stamp Set 4×6
Fine Line Applicator
Sea Salt Reinker
Gold Glimmer Metallic Ink
I have three cards to share with you today featuring this month’s kit!
The first card focuses on the Classic Kit. I used all the items from the kit to create this card. I used the Watercolor Pencils with the Water Flow Brush to create a blue/purple ombre fading to white. I used the Alphabet Cover Plate Die to cut out black letters AND dry emboss onto my background (which is so hard to see in photos but it adds a subtle texture). I stamped the balloons from the XL Alphabet Clear Stamp and fussy cut them out add to the sides of the sentiment. This kit allows you to create any sentiment you want!
My second project actually features a planner spread using some of this month’s add ons, Weekly Planner and Months. I also pulled the Winter Town Cheer stamp set to decorate. The add ons create a quick planner spread and there are a bunch of elements to stamp out an easy spread.
If you wanted a visual of how I put this together, here’s the little video that corresponds:
My third card is a super simple one using the Classic Kit and an add on item, Message Basics. I used the Watercolor Pencils to create a rainbow background with the Water Flow Brush. I actually used the Alphabet Cover Plate Die for my first card and took the background to place right on top of the watercolor panel. To finish off the card, I used the Message Basics stamp set for a simple Happy Birthday sentiment.
Here’s a quick video sharing how I put it together:
Giveaway:
Hero Arts will give away a $50 gift card, drawn from the comments left across the hop. Enter by Sunday, December 10th at 11:59pm Pacific, and the winner will be announced on the Hero Arts blog the following week.
Hi friends — We’re kicking off the countdown to the Hero Arts December My Monthly Hero kit today and I’m sharing a card using the new kit!
I used every item from this super versatile classic kit and I’m especially loving the watercolor pencils. The stamp set in the kit can be used in so many ways as well as creating your own custom sentiment with the die cover plate that comes in the kit.
All my supplies for creating this card will be listed down below (with multiple sources when available) for your curiosity and convenience. Affiliate links used when possible.
Endless possibilities!
Head over to the Hero Arts blog for more inspiration using the December My Monthly Hero kit leading up to the release! And then I’ll be back for the Hero Arts My Monthly Hero Kit blog hop with a couple more projects to share!
I love this stamp set — it has all these mini scenes and I just couldn’t help but use all of them onto a card. It’s just the cutest isn’t it? The best part is it’s one of my favorite things to do when I’m a bit stuck creatively — stamp and color!
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Here’s a clean and simple card — something I don’t normally do often. Whenever there are snowmen on my card, it makes it easier to keep it simple because everything is already white and I only need to color up the accessories. I still wanted to incorporate colors so I did it with the accessories and the sentiment.
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Sometimes you just need an easy Christmas card — today’s card uses this hot foiled sentiment as the focal point. It’s a showstopper and can stand on its own but you can also pair it with some pattern paper for a quick card or here, I ink blending a Christmas rainbow and stamped a background pattern right on top. It was perfect for an easy card!
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InsideoutJeans by Jeannie 