Video: Fun and Easy Hello Card with the City Park HeroScape - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on December 20, 2021

Video: Fun and Easy Hello Card with the City Park HeroScape

Hello there! Daniel, here, with a fun and easy Hello card featuring the new City Park HeroScape stamps and coordinating Frame Cuts .

HeroScape stamp sets were created to help you make stunning scenes for your projects by adding a few different inks to the layers and lining them up. They really make a fun and quick alternative to coloring every detail of a project.

You can watch how I put this card together here:

(If you are having trouble viewing this video, please watch HERE on YouTube.)

For this project, I stamped the skyline from the City Park HeroScape stamp set with Soft Granite ink onto some Dove White cardstock. Then, I die cut it with the coordinating Frame Cut.

Next, I stamped the park background in Green Hills ink, flipped my card panel around and stamped it again with the detail stamp in Forever Green ink, and die cut the park scene out with its coordinating Frame Cut.

TIP: To get a very even cut with a detailed die like this one, try cutting it out of a piece of cardstock first, then using the negative as a guide for placing the Frame Cut over your stamped scene.

After that, I stamped some clouds on the front of a Dove White card base with Soft Sky ink. Then, I popped up the skyline over it with foam tape.

Next, I glued a die cut of the park scene behind my stamped scene to make it a little thicker and popped it up over the bottom of the skyline with foam tape.

Then, I added some glue pen to the front of my skyline and poured Ultra Fine Prisma Glitter over the front of it for some shine!

To finish it off, I stamped the word "hello" on the front with Intense Black ink.

I hope you enjoyed this fun card and that the video helps you see how easy the HeroScapes are to play with, and, I hope you have a wonderful day!

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CM588 City Park HeroScape | Hero Arts
DI969 City Park HeroScape Frame Cuts (E)
AF226 Soft Granite Shadow Ink - Hero...
AF209 Green Hills Mid-Tone Shadow Ink...
AF244 Soft Sky Shadow Ink | Hero Arts
AF229 Forever Green Mid-Tone Shadow...
AF345 Intense Black | Hero Arts
PG104 Ultra Fine Prisma Glitter |...
PS325 Hero Hues Dove white | Hero Arts
PS406 Hero Hues Dove White Side...

2 comments

Great tutorial and I absolutely love this Heroscape. Thank you!

Rachel Duong,

Lovely card and this “scape” was lovely. Thanks for sharing your talents today.

Patricia Wilson,

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