Good morning! The 2020 Catalog release from Hero Arts is now available and we’re celebrating with a big blog hop and giveaways! I’m sharing three cards using some of my favorite new products from the release!
Okay, to start off, I am LOVING the citrus trend that’s going around these days!! So when I saw the Fresh Citrus Bold Prints background stamp I fell hard! I stamped it with versafine and heat-embossed it with clear embossing powder. Then I colored the panel with copic markers and finished by coloring the entire background a dark royal blue!
Next I used the new Infinity Nesting Squares to cut two squares from Dove White cardstock and vellum. I layered them together and turned them before adhering them to the panel. Then I die-cut the Thinking of You from Mustard cardstock and adhered it to the squares to finish the card!
And continuing on my citrus obsession, I stamped the same Fresh Citrus background stamp onto Canary cardstock with embossing ink and heat-embossed it with white embossing powder. Then I blended Lemon Drop and Creamsicle Reactive Ink around the edges of the panel. I buffed the excess ink off the powder and set it aside to dry while I worked on the rest of the card.
Next I stamped images from Zest Wishes with versafine and heat-embossed them with clear embossing powder. I colored them with copic markers and then die-cut them with the coordinating dies. Again I die-cut squares of vellum and white cardstock but this time I stamped a sentiment from Zest Wishes onto the white cardstock with versafine and heat-embossed it with clear embossing powder. I arranged my citrus on the squares and then adhered them to the background panel. To finish the card I added a little crystal glaze to the center slice and the flower stamens!
Then I switched gears a little to play with my other new love of the 2020 catalog: Color Layering Scapes! There are three so far, lavender, tulips, and sunflowers and they are SO much fun! And there are so many fabulous color options for each one! Just line the layers up on your MISTI and you’re ready to go! 🙂 Here’s a sneak peek of some of my Color Layering Scape cards.
Today I’m focusing on the Lavender Fields Color Layering Scape! To start I stamped the lavender layers using Passion Flower and Grape Juice ink. Then I stamped the greenery with Lime Green and Fresh Lawn Ink.
Next I blended a little Soft Purple along the horizon. I didn’t bother masking the lavender because the soft purple just blends right in! Then I followed that with Cornflower, Indigo, and Soft Navy ink. I stamped the sentiment with Grape Juice ink and then let the panel dry. Once the panel was totally dry I stamped the clouds with embossing ink and heat-embossed them with white embossing powder. Then I stamped them again with embossing ink and heat-embossed them with white puff embossing powder. The extra layer of white puff gives the clouds a fun texture!
And that’s it! I highly recommend checking out the new release! Besides these gorgeous products there are brand new pigment inks, more color layering scapes, stand-alone fancy dies, so much goodness!!! I’d love to know your favorites from the new release!
To celebrate the new release Hero Arts is giving away three $50 shopping sprees, drawn from comments left across all blogs in the hop. The more comments you leave, the more chances to win! Plus the inspiration you’ll find is out of this world!! Comment by Wednesday, Feb 19 at 11:59pm PST and we’ll announce the winner on the Hero Arts blog. You should have arrived from the Hero Arts blog and Channin is your next stop! You can also head to the Hero Arts blog for a list of all the hop stops!
Thanks so much for visiting and enjoy the rest of the hop!
Interested in the products I used? To make them easy for you to find, I have listed them below. (Affiliate disclosure can be found here). Your purchases help keep my blog running and I thank you for the support!
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Wanda S Radler says
Wow – your cards are so bright and beautiful! I love, love, love the sunflower field scene stamp set.
Kathy Anstine says
Love the fields! I see so much potential for this stamp!
Brenda P says
Your color choices were fabulous! They made the cards so cheerful! I loved them all.
Sue E Cooley says
Beautiful cards! I really like the layering stamps, especially the sunflower.
Kim Conant says
I love the blog hop idea! I’ve found new resources through it. THX
Michele W says
So many great cards from the bright and cheerful citrus cards to the beautiful scenes you created. I’m in love with the new Heroscape layering stamps and all the possibilities. Thanks for the wonderful inspiration!
Sherry Lowmaster says
pretty cards!
Kimberly McField says
I love all of your cards, and those citrus backgrounds you created are GORGEOUS!!
Teri Wilson says
Love the citrus cards Jess!
Elizabeth Roberts says
I absolutely love those scene builder sets!
Kailash says
Such lovely designs!
laurie2cats says
gorgeous cards, I love the dark blue and yellow combination!
Alma Dirpaul says
Oh those Field stamps are so incredible. Beautiful job, Jessica!
Kelsey Thomas says
These are so pretty!
sandy M says
What a beautiful assortment of cards. I love them all but I am intrigued by the landscape flowers. So many ideas running through my head.
Nancy T. says
I love the look of the second card. I think this is my favorite technique right now.
tjgrdina says
wow. One card is more beautiful than the next….Wow.
grammysgreetings says
love these scene stamps. Very pretty cards! TFS
Edith says
Loving the citrus!! So versatile and fun! But lavender fields is great as well!❤️
duongr says
Your lemon card is amazing. I love blue and yellow together. It is so happy, lively and fun. I am ready for nice warm weather.
Melissa Leftrick says
Love your creations!
Susan Staudt says
I love the tips on how you enhance the card by using multiple layers and different types of embossing powder! Excited to learn new techniques!
Dee Earnshaw says
wow your cards are stunning love the yellows on your first two cards – I have so much yellow card stock and now I have ideas on using some of it – lol !!
Deni says
I love the little touch of vellum so the focus is framed but you don’t cover up the beauty of the card.
Erika Rusch says
I love seeing that background stamp in action. I may have to try to get it. Beautiful cards.