Good afternoon! The summer release from Hero Arts is now available and today we’re hopping to celebrate!! I’m sharing a few cards using my favorite products from the new catalog release! You can find all of the new release products HERE!
My first card features the new Color Layering Barrel Wave! I started by blending a background of Pale Tomato, Soft Canteloupe, and Butter Bar ink. Then I stamped the layers of the wave in Tide Pool and Soft Pool ink and die cut it with the coordinating die. I curved the sentiment from the set around the wave and stamped it onto the background with versafine and heat-embossed it with clear embossing powder. I finished the card by adding the surfing girl heat-embossed with clear embossing powder.
My second card features more ink blending the the fun Sunray background cling stamp! I started by blending lemon drop and creamsicle reactive ink onto an a2 panel. Then I stamped the Sunray cling stamp with embossing ink and heat-embossed it with gold glitter embossing powder. Finally I added a sentiment from the Love You stamp and cut XL and the new Message Strips stamp and cut to finish the card!
My final card features one of the new looking glass die sets that I absolutely love!! First I die-cut each layer of the Looking Glass Windmill Tulips and colored them with copic markers. I die-cut the top layer from a top-folding card base and then adhered the other layers behind it. On a separate piece of cardstock I stamped the Tulip Field Heroscape using Green Hills, Fresh Lawn, Pale Tomato, and Raspberry Jam ink. Then I blended a background of Summer Sky and Indigo ink. I die-cut the background sky with a square infinity die and then added the Tulip Field heroscape and trimmed off the excess. I adhered that inside the card base so that it would peek through above the die to create a complete scene!
And that’s it for me! Head over and check out the rest of the summer catalog release and then make sure to hop along for lots of inspiration!!
To celebrate the release Hero Arts is giving away three $50 gift cards as a prize to three blog readers selected from the comments across all of the blogs in the hop so make sure you leave a comment at each hop stop for the most chances to win! Please comment before 11:59PM PST on Sunday, May 30th! You should have arrived from Ilina and Libby is your next stop!
Thanks so much for visiting and enjoy the hop!!
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These are wonderful!
Your cards are lovely! Great ideas!
You’ve shared three wonderful designs, my fave is the eye catching second card.
awesome work as usual – so creative
Gorgeous cards! Love all three…
Thanks for sharing.
Love the surfer card. Wish I could feel that
free on the water. thanks for sharing
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So beautiful!
All of your cards are fabulous! The colors in the sky and waves have a really tropical feel. Love the Sun ray behind the Love card as well.
Such pretty cards! I am partial to the Barrel Wave set since I love the ocean! Beautiful colors!
Jess! Love your cards as always! Really love your take on the windmill looking glass dies. Thanks for the inspiration!
Fantastic job, the windmill is awesome. tfs
I love your cards. The sun ray bold print stamp is wonderful. I love the windmill dies. Thanks for sharing.
These are wonderful cards. The ‘Your Swell” sentiment is perfect for the wave card.
All of your cards are amazing! I love that windmill, especially!
love the pink sky
Such amazing inspirations.
Love from India 🙂
Your tulip and windmill card is amazing! Love it!! Thanks so much for your super inspiration! Stay safe! 🙂
Great cards! I love the new looking glass dies!
Love the beautiful background on the big wave card. It’s like surfing at sunset.
Beautiful! Love the interaction with the windmill.
Wonderful cards. I really like the windmill.
Love your cards!
Super cards. Love the surfer.
The wave is great, but that tulip card is special. It reminds me of my visit to the tulip festival in Kerkendorf, not sure I spelled it right!