November My Monthly Hero Countdown: Idea #1 + Giveaway - Hero Arts
Posted by Caly Person on November 01, 2019

November My Monthly Hero Countdown: Idea #1 + Giveaway

Hello and welcome as we begin the countdown to the release of the November My Monthly Hero Kit! Release day is Monday, November 4 at 1pm Eastern/10am Pacific. We will be here all weekend long, sharing inspiration before the launch on Monday. Now let's join Caly for the first look at the kit!

Hi, friends! Last month, we had a retro holiday kit. How about a more traditional holiday kit this month? I've created an indoor holiday scene for today, but be sure to check out the blog hop on Monday for the outdoor scene! That's right - you can create both and many other fun projects with this month's kit!

I stamped a few of the images on white cardstock to color, but I also stamped my staircase on a card panel to give my card more dimension today. After stamping the staircase, I masked off the floor to ink-blend with Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink, then did the opposite to ink-blend the "wall" portion of my background with Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink.

After ink-blending, I started coloring all the images with Copic markers.

Yellows: Y11, YR23
Reds: R05, R46, R89
Blues: B16, B18, G21
Greens: YG63, G29
Browns: E31, E35, E37
Blues: BG02, BG07, BG18

I added my die-cut images with foam adhesive after adding some white gel highlights to them. After stamping the sentiment in the upper left hand corner, I finished my card by adding some clear lacquer to the ornaments and stars on the Christmas tree.

I hope you enjoyed this card! Thanks for stopping by!

Win a kit before you can buy it! Just leave a comment on this (and every) Countdown to Creativity post! We’ll randomly draw one lucky winner from all the comments left across all countdown posts, and announce the winner first thing Monday morning, November 4, before the kit launches at 10am Pacific. The more you comment, the more chances to win!

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411 comments

Beautiful card and the coloring is just wonderful. Looking forward to getting this kit.

Twylia Bell,

I can tell I’m going to love this kit!

isabel z,

So cute! I will have to color the puppy black to match my girl but everything else could be cased!

Mary Beth,

I love this card! Of course your coloring is amazing! I can’t wait to see all the other things in the set.

Becky Moore,

I love this staircase. It’s really a stamp for everyday use.

Kristi Pahlas,

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