Video: Soft Landscape Window Card - Hero Arts
Posted by Daniel West on April 26, 2021

Video: Soft Landscape Window Card

Hey there! Daniel, here with a fun window card featuring the Soft Landscape Window Fancy Die . Some of my favorite products from Hero Arts are the Window Fancy Dies. You can color them in or leave them be, heat emboss them or dry emboss with them. Today, I just die cut out a panel of Dove White Cardstock and left it alone.

You can catch all the details on how I created this card by watching the video below or HERE on the Hero Arts YouTube channel.

To create this card, I heat embossed the Circles and Cylinders Bold Prints onto some Canary Cardstock with Sparkle Embossing Powder . Then, I popped up a panel of Dove White Cardstock I had die cut using the Soft Landscape Window Fancy Die .

Then, I added a die cut butterfly and a sentiment from the Bug You stamp set. To finish it off, I added some Sunset Hero Hues Enamel Dots .

You can find the supplies I used to create this project throughout this post or in the grid below. Thank you so much for joining me today. Have a pleasant week!

Click on products to shop:
DI878 Soft Landscape Window Fancy Die...
CG841 Circles and Cylinders Bold...
CM535 Bug You - Hero Arts
PS306 Hero Hues Premium Cardstock...
AF435 Intens-ified Black Ink Pad -...
PW105 Sparkle Embossing Powder - Hero...
CH328 Sunset Hero Hues Enamel Dots -...
PS325 Hero Hues Dove white - Hero Arts

3 comments

Hi, HA / DW – Nice job, Dan! Thanks for showcasing that background stamp. I have given that a look several times. I like your card very much. I might have put more than one butterfly, but your version is quite beautiful. I agree w/ you that making a boxed set of cards for someone else is a terrific gift and I also agree that it’s so smart to have a stash of cards ready that can be modified by adding a specific greeting.
You’re awesome – keep the good work coming!
Lori S in PA
p.s. To HA: your question for posting a comment should be “how many are”…. not “how much is…”

Lori Spitzer,

Gorgeous card Daniel and so elegant.
Thank you so much for showing your inspiration in the video, stay safe and have a wonderful week.

Henriëtte,

Wonderful use of die, stamps, voloring and so much more. Watched your live of the Father’s Day cards and made a Mother’s Day card. Please ck out my blog.
Melissa
“Sunshine HoneyBee”

Melissa SunshineHoneyBee,

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