Hi friends. It's the release of Hero Arts October Hero Studio Card Kit & Extras.
We are celebrating with a blog hop and giveaway!
There is amazing inspiration you'll find throughout the hop. Leave comments along the way!
One lucky winner will receive a $50 Hero Arts gift card, drawn from the comments left across the hop. Enter by Sunday, October 13th at 11:59pm PT, and the winner will be announced on the Hero Arts blog the following week.
My card features the Clear and Cling Stamp from the
Kit which includes all the elements seen here.
Let's get started on how I created my card.
1. I started with an A2 panel of Granite Cardstock.
2. Stamp a portion of the cling stamp included in the kit onto the Granite cardstock using Embossing & Watermark Ink, apply White Embossing Powder, heat set and set aside.
3. I then took a piece of green ribbon from my stash and adhered around the edge of the stamped panel using double sided tape.
4. Stamped a few of the images from the clear stamp set in the kit on Dove White Cardstock, colored with copic markers and die cut using the coordinating dies.
5. Stamp sentiment onto Pitch Black cardstock using Embossing & Watermark Ink, apply Silver Embossing Powder, heat set and cut with coordinating die.
6. Arrange die cut images on a panel of Granite Cardstock and adhere with Precision Glue.
7. Adhere sentiment with Precision Glue and add Foam tape to the back of panel and adhere onto the embossed A2 panel.
Along with the release of the kit and new subscription options, there are some extra products which can all be found here
I am featuring the October Fancy Dies of the Month
Products used :
Woodgrain Texture Fancy Die
Espresso Core ink
Byzantine Green Reactive Glitz Ink
Key Lime Fizz Reactive Ink
Palm Cardstock
White Embossing Powder
White Acrylic Spray
Sparkle Clear Lacquer Pen
Copic Markers
We also have a promotion going on for all Hero Studio products. Don't miss out.
Thank you for stopping by and have fun hopping!
You should have arrived from Jennifer's blog, up next will be Karen. To start at the beginning, head to the Hero Arts Blog.