Video: Polaroid Themed Destination Card - Hero Arts
Posted by May Park on February 26, 2018

Video: Polaroid Themed Destination Card

Hero Arts believes in investing in and supporting the communities in which we all live, especially when they are most in need, such as when tragedy hits. Given the number of recent natural disasters, we have expanded our series of Destination stamps to commemorate and honor some of the places impacted, including Puerto Rico, Florida, Napa Valley and Mexico.

Hero Arts will donate 100% of our profits on these stamps to those most in need. For more details, please see the Giving section on page 123 of our 2018 Catalog or visit our Giving page. You can also check out the full line of Destination stamps by searching "destination" in our shop. We hope you enjoy May's project and video highlighting some of these new offerings! ~ Hero Arts Team

Hero Arts is a tremendously generous company and I am honored to be able to share with you that 100% of the profits from the Destination stamps that I used above directly support charities in order to help people affected by natural disasters and tragedies. To support this great cause, I created a Polaroid themed card using two new Destination stamps.


If you are having problems viewing this video, please try watching it HERE on YouTube.

To create my card, I started by stamping the Destination Mexico stamp at an angle with Intense Black Ink on an A2 size white cardstock panel. Then I drew a Polaroid frame using a ruler and black marker.

After masking off the Mexico image, I stamped the Destination Florida stamp in black. Then I colored my images with Copic markers. I stamped the sentiments from the You Are Loved Messages set.

I finished off my card by mounting the panel on a black card base. That's all for today. Thank you for stopping by. Happy crafting!
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11 comments

An interesting card and loved your techniques that you showed, the masking and the making of a Polaroid image. Thanks for sharing with us!

Patricia Wilson,

Such a clever design! That is so nice of them to help out with all the disasters that have happened lately. When my cursor goes over the photos I see a Pinterest button.

Karen L K,

What a great card May for someone who is travelling??? I love that! I also liked the first one just for the record…LOL

Teresa Doyle,

Lovely card May, thank you!

Henriëtte,

I love the cards and the message. Hero Arts, thanks for giving back to those who need it most. It’s wonderful to have stamps to commemorate those places that were hard hit by natural disasters.

Marjorie,

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