Shadow Thank You - Hero Arts
Posted by Ilina Crouse on May 28, 2019

Shadow Thank You

Hi everyone, Ilina here! I hope you enjoyed the long weekend (if you are in the US) and are feeling refreshed. Today I am sharing with you a card using a few stamps "From the Vault" and simple masking technique.

To make the card I started with a piece of Dove White card stock. I stamped the From the Vault Real Poppy using Strawberry and Pine Bold hybrid inks. Next I created a mask and masked off the flower. Ink up the From the Vault Aged Shadow Stamp with Pool Party Reactive ink and stamp on top of the poppy. Remove the mask and let it dry.

In the meantime, stamp the "thank you" sentiment from From the Vault Flowers using Watermark and Embossing ink and emboss with white embossing powder. Trim to size.

Using the Rectangle Infinity Dies, die cut the rectangle, or you can use a paper trimmer to trim the first panel (if you use a trimmer, the dimensions are 4 3/4" x 3 1/2")

Assemble the panel. Make a top folding Pitch Black note card and stamp the Deco Flourish Bold Prints with the Watermark and Embossing ink and emboss with Ultra fine clear embossing powder.

Assemble the card.

Thank you so much for stopping by and hope you have a wonderful day!

17 comments

I remember this poppy from long ago. Beautiful stamp. Beautiful card. Thank you.

Lynn C,

Love it! These stamps are as good today as they were back then.

barbara lassiter,

Very pretty! Love the colors!

Margaret R,

This is a delightful card, Ilina. That shadow floral is my favorite “from the vault” stamp. tfs

Helen,

Really Beautiful!!!!!

Maureen Reiss,

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