Wishing You Well - Hero Arts
Posted by Michelle Short on May 29, 2019

Wishing You Well

Hello there, Michelle here. Today I have a card to share using the new From The Vault Bugs Stamp Set. I thought the bees in the set would work perfectly with the Honeycomb Stencil to make a get well type card.

Wishing You Well by Michelle Short for Hero Arts

I started off my card by taking a piece of Hero Hues Dove White Premium cardstock and cutting it to 4" x 5.25". I then took the bees from the From The Vault Bugs Stamp Set and stamped them on to the panel with Intense Black Ink. I also stamped the sentiment from the set with the same ink below.

Wishing You Well by Michelle Short for Hero Arts

I made a mask for the bees from masking paper, cut them out and placed them over the the stamped images. Using a blending brush, I applied a light layer of Lemon Drop Reactive Ink over the panel, concentrating most of the colour at the top and fading into white at the bottom. I then placed the Honeycomb Stencil over the top and kept it in place with memo tape. I blended over more of the Lemon Drop ink to intensify the colour. I then added a little Butter Bar Mid-Tone Shadow Ink at the very top to darken it further.

Wishing You Well by Michelle Short for Hero Arts

I took White and Black Liquid Watercolors and using a paintbrush, flicked these on to the panel to add some more interest to it. I set the piece aside to dry before removing the masks. The bees were colored with Copic Markers and then the panel simply adhered to a Top Folding Card with foam tape.

Thanks so much for stopping by today, happy crafting!

11 comments

I like the simplicity of the card and I love using BEEs on a card !

Shirley Wallen,

Wonderful cas card with the beautiful background..

Artconquers,

Really Bee-utiful card!!!

Maureen Reiss,

Wonderful card!
Thanks for sharing…

Jeanne Beam,

Beautiful CAS card! :)

Karthikha Uday,

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