Seasonal Thank You Cards - Hero Arts
Posted by Jayne Nelson on December 18, 2019

Seasonal Thank You Cards

The easiest way to make a pretty card is to use a beautiful stamp. The From the Vault Poinsettia wood stamp is the loveliest floral stamp in my collection this year so I couldn’t resist making a pair of seasonal thank you cards with this gorgeous flower design.

To make these cards, I started by randomly stamping the From the Vault Poinsettia stamp with Intens-ified Black ink around the edges of trimmed panels of Dove White and Peony cardstock. To simplify the process of creating multiple cards, I didn’t worry about duplicating stamp placement. After allowing the ink to dry for a moment, I colored the flower images with inexpensive colored pencils, adding dark and light areas to each petal.

To add subtle color to the backgrounds, I positioned the Honeycomb stencil over each panel and blended a light layer of Cotton Candy ink across the center of each. Then, I secured each colored panel to a Dove White Top Folded card.

I stamped several thank you sentiments from the handy Thank You Messages set with Embossing & Watermark ink onto strips of Meadow cardstock. I covered each sentiment with white embossing powder and then I used a heat gun to melt the powder.

Next, I cut two vellum tags with one of the smaller Nesting Tag Dies. I secured three sentiments to each tag and using some cording from my stash, I tied a small bow at the top of both tags. I added foam tape behind each sentiment strip and then I secured each tag to a card front. Finally, I embellished each card with a trio of my favorite, dimensional Neutral Enamel Dots.

In this season of generosity and gratitude, homemade thank you cards are a meaningful way to share heartfelt thanks with others.

Thank you so much for stopping by today. Happy crafting!

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K6361 From The Vault Poinsettia
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CM135 Thank You Messages
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DI197 Tag Infinity Dies (H) - Hero Arts
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SA097 Honeycomb Stencil
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PS328 Hero Hues Premium Cardstock...
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PS300 Hero Hues Premium Cardstock Peony
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PS325 Hero Hues Dove White
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PS400 Hero Hues Dove White Top Folded...
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PS772 Classic Vellum Layering Paper (10)
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AF371 Cotton Candy Mid-Tone Shadow Ink
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AF435 Intens-ified Black Ink Pad -...
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AF419 Clear Embossing & Watermark Ink
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PW110 White Embossing Powder - Hero Arts
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CH322 Neutrals Hero Hues Enamel Dots...
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7 comments

Such pretty cards! Such nice backgrounds and great color on the flowers.

Karen L K,

Stunning cards Jayne.
Beuatiful colouring and great backgrounds with the honeycomb stencils!
Thank you so much for sharing and have a wonderful day.

Henriëtte,

Gorgeous!! I love the polka dots in the background, too. That vellum tag is the perfect touch behind the sentiment strips.

Tracy,

Wow these Thank You cards are so beautiful!

Cindy C.,

Jayne – so great to see you designing for HA with this gorgeous card!!

Betty,

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