A Blog Named Hero Clean & Simple Challenge - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on April 27, 2019

A Blog Named Hero Clean & Simple Challenge

Hello crafty friends! It’s Linda from A Blog Named Hero here, and I’m excited to introduce our new challenge to you.

We want you to keep things:


Here is my card:


Remember when these angular cards were all the rage? It was about 2013 and they were EVERYWHERE! I loved them then and I still do now (even though getting the angles right makes me a little loopy in the head!)

I used the Hang In There Potted Plants stamp set, which is so sweet and versatile! I simply stamped and Copic coloured, then added three layers of the new Hero Hues Premium Cardstock (love my sample pack!) This cardstock is so thick and smooth, it’s just beautiful.


I stamped my sentiment and bam! Done! Clean. And. Simple.

I do hope you’ll head over to the challenge and show us what you’ve got! The delightful Hero Arts is as always sponsoring us, and we’re so grateful for their support!

Hope to see you there!

Linda

6 comments

Lovely card! :)

Karthikha Uday,

I love the hanging plants!

Judy,

This is a lovely card, Linda. Like the design of hanging baskets at the top with the balance of the card done in angled colors.tfs

Helen,

So fun! Looking forward to play along.

Cindy C.,

I love the way you cut all the paper to points and layered it.

Kathy J in Ellicott City,

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