Video: Snowy Winter Card with Planner Products - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on October 17, 2016

Video: Snowy Winter Card with Planner Products

In case you haven’t yet had the chance to take a look at Hero Arts Planner Catalog and products – I highly encourage you to do so. Even if you are not a planner person, but a “die hard cardmaker” – you’ll love them!

Today I’m mixing planner products with previously released Kelly Purkey Holiday stamps to create snowy winter cards. I’ll admit, I fell in love with the Weekly Planner Pad and I am now using it not just for my planning , but also as patterned paper for my cards!

Snowy Winter Card with Planner Products by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

Watch my video tutorial below or on Hero Arts YouTube channel to learn how I created these cards.

My color combo was inspired by the weekly planner pad itself. I loved the soft brown and decided I needed to add a pop of aqua and white; that translated into using Soft Brown and Tide Pool inks.

Snowy Winter Card with Planner Products by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

I stamped images from a number of stamp sets starting with the Flags and Tape stamp and cut sets as well as Garden Planner . For the Holiday images I used Kelly's S'Mitten set and stamped “Snow Day” sentiment, snowflakes, mittens etc.

Snowy Winter Card with Planner Products by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

I adhered my images using regular and foam adhesive for a bit of dimension and added white gel pen accents to imitate snow.

Snowy Winter Card with Planner Products by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

Happy stamping!

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