Magnificent Rose Bush - Hero Arts
Posted by Janette Kausen on August 13, 2019

Magnificent Rose Bush

Hello and welcome to the Hero Arts blog! Today I am sharing with you the gorgeous Rose Bush Cover Plate highlighted by bold Reactive Ink blending.

Begin by ink blending Taffy and Fruit Punch Reactive Inks onto Dove White cardstock leaving the bottom white. I prefer blending brushes for a super smooth and easy application.

Die cut the Rose Bush Cover Plate into Dove White cardstock and adhere over blended panel. Then, die cut combined panel with Medieval Flags Infinity die. Add a thin shim or make a couple of passes through the die cutting machine for a complete cut.

Adhere a gold strip across the top to create a bar, and pop the entire flag with dimensional adhesive to a folded card base. Stamp sentiment from Tiger Wisdom in Black Dye ink.

Thank you for joining me today. Have a fabulous day!

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Beautiful, love the ombre colored background!

Lagene,

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