Rainbow stamping is really fun and also requires no coloring! I like to do this with detailed stamps because it really amps up the colors so you can fill up the card panel!
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Small images = perfect background for a sentiment. Spring is almost here and this is the tweetest card to kick off the new season!
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This new stamp set is kinda fun because you can pick a pre-set mini scene or you can create your own little one! I decided to focus on the pot and kitty, masking and stamping them several times. This was an easy scene card and super fun to color up.
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I always love a simple card — they are the best for mass production. This could be simpler but I couldn’t help myself so I had to pull out my markers for a little bit of something extra.
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My go to color palette is rainbow. It’s happy and bright and works for everyone! I don’t mind number stamps but I don’t always know which one I’ll need for a birthday card so I used all of them!
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I love a cute simple image. I really didn’t want to color too much, I just wanted to create an easy card. Ink blending is a great way to take up space on a card panel plus you can change up the color combo to whatever you like!
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Do you like playing with textures? The 3d embossing folder steps in where I normally would go with white cardstock or pattern paper. The possibilities are endless!
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Sometimes, I can’t just stick with one thing — especially when a new release has a collection of items that just go so well together!
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I couldn’t resist using my markers again to accentuate the details on the 3D embossing folder. I love how it just adds that extra dimension!
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6 Sheets of Cardstock, 5.5″ x 8.5″ (Bellini, Tutu, Beeswax, Mint, Cascade, Orchid)
Pastel Pearl Embellishments
There’s a ton of inspiration and the full blog lineup can be found on the Hero Arts blog. You should be coming from Jennifer Kotas‘s blog and your next stop will be Charlene Madrid. The full blog list will also be updated below!
The first card focuses on the March Card Kit of the Month. This one is a pretty simple one. I stamped the large bow three time using Intens-ified Black Ink across my card panel. I colored it in with alcohol markers and then used the little pearl embellishments stamped with Ultra Pink core ink at the top of the card panel. I also used that same Ultra Pink core ink with a Blending Brush to add color to the edges of the card. To finish off this card, I stamped one of the sentiments at the bottom with Intens-ified Black Ink.
My second project focuses on the Cling Stamp of the Month, Bows. I wanted something colorful and pretty — so I picked some pinks and a yellow. I inked up the Cling Stamp of the Month with Butter Bar, Cotton Candy, and Ultra Pink and I didn’t mind if the inks overlapped. Once it was stamped, I used the same inks with a Blending Brush to add extra color. I matched the colors to the stamped bows. For the sentiment, I pulled the sentiments with the March Card Kit of the Month, stamping with Clear Embossing & Watermark Ink and Gold Embossing Powder on Pitch Black cardstock. It was the perfect sentiment to match the background and I also decided to mat my card panel to finish of the card and pull it all together.
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!
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I created this scene with no masking — I just didn’t want to. I also didn’t want to create masks so I ended up coloring the entire scene and as a result, I decided only to create this scene at the top portion of the card. Less coloring — cuter and compact scene.
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