hero arts card kit- and a video

Hello crafty friends. I have one last video to share with you before I head to Japan. The date is drawing nearer, but the packing is not progressing (aaaagh!) It’s so hard to pack to move countries, compared to packing for a holiday. I was really excited to be able to work with the Hero Arts Card Kit for July, called Road Trip. I had just the stamps and dies, not all the papers, and ink and other goodies that come in the kit, but I had such a great time dreaming up cards, and playing with ideas for stretching the supplies. Here are the cards I made , shown in the video thumbnail.

This first card uses the stamp set, which is a layering/building set that makes a country road scene. I played around with different ways of inking up the stamps to give different effects, like the striation on the clouds.

For this second card, I used the die of a car interior, with a view over the dashboard. I combined it with the stamped scene for this card. The die has a bunch of pieces to fill in the dash, but also a rear vision mirror, and there is another die set with different parts that could be added to the scene. I added a keep cup and sunglasses, but there are also much bigger elements such as fun arms and legs to mix up the scene.

These are the legs! I chose to use them on a separate card, rather than having shoes on my clean dashboard! The shorts and sneakers were really fun additions to the legs, and the laces were a separate die. This is probably my favourite card of all. I used Copic markers to colour these elements.

Finally, I’ve used the sunnies again, die cutting a bunch of them, then lining them up for a very cool card.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this quick look at the card kit. They are one of my favourite ways to create, because I love the creative stretch of mixing and matching supplies. Until next time, may your travels (and mine) be safe.

Blessings,
Donna

These are the supplies I used. You can click on the link to shop. Where available, I have used affiliate links, which means that I will receive a small commission at no cost to you. I’ve tried to link to companies in different countries, so you can save on postage costs. Thank you so much for your support.

Hero Arts Card Kit
Hero Arts Card Kit
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  1. Thank you Donna for all your posts to show us how to make cards. Yours are always beautiful. I hope you have a safe trip to Japan and enjoy living there.I will miss your posts.Doris PetherbridgeSent from my iPad

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