Thank You Cherry Much - Hero Arts
Posted by Pocono Pam on July 27, 2022

Thank You Cherry Much

Hola everyone! Pocono Pam here! I am sharing a card featuring the Color Layering Cherries clear stamp set. I love how stamping just two layers for the cherries and leaves produce such great detail and dimension.

To create my Thank You card, I stamped Buffalo Check Pattern Bold Prints onto a 3.75" x 5" Peony cardstock panel in Peony ink. I matted the panel with Cherry cardstock and adhered it to an A2 card base.

Next, I stamped and layered the trio of cherries and leaves twice onto Peony cardstock with Cherry, Cranberry, Kiwi and Field Greens inks. Then, with the coordinating Frame Cut, I die-cut the cherries and lightly brushed them with White Iridescent Shimmer Mist.

To continue, I arranged the cherries onto the card panel. Before I glued them down, I decided to cut a set of leaves and glue them on the opposite side. I thought this added interest and balance to my card.

I stamped the sentiments from the set in Cranberry ink onto the panel. To complete my card, I die-cut several small Nesting Heart Infinity Dies in Cherry cardstock and adhered them to the card.

Thank you cherry much for stopping by. Have a great rest of your week!

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