Around the World with the Global Team - Hero Arts
Posted by Michelle Lupton on April 24, 2024

Around the World with the Global Team

Hello! The Hero Arts Global Team has been getting crafty this month, and we're back to share with you! Some of our Global Team members are taking a break this month, but we still have lots of wonderful projects to spark your creativity.

Anna created this shaker card using the Bonsai Fancy Die and the Zen Circles Hot Foil Plate. She created the shaker component of the card with the Arches Infinity Dies and clear sequins.

Emelie created this sweet card using the Floral Wreath Fancy Die. She used the alphabet embossing plate in the background for some subtle texture, and the sentiment is from the Valentine Wreath Bundle, cut with a label from the Tag Frames Infinity Dies.
Karen created a card in Lemon Yellow, Amethyst and Paradise inks using the layering stencils in the April My Monthly Hero Classic Kit. The sentiment is from the Premium Elements from the April Kit.
Lisa created this sweet wreath using the Folk Animals Bundle. She created the background using the Mini Hearts Bold Prints stamp, and she finished with a sentiment from Everyday Sentiment Strips.
Lounon used the Tri-fold Garden Birds Fancy Dies to create this happy and colourful card with a sentiment from the Crane Wishes stamp set. She cut her scene into a circle vignette and coloured it with spring-like colours.
Natasha created this card using the layering stencils in the April My Monthly Hero Classic Kit. She added a glittery YOU die from the January My Monthly Hero Kit.
Waleska created this sweet card using the Flower & Hearts Cover Die, along with the Together Stamp & Cut set.

We hope you have enjoyed this trip around the world with our Global Team – we'll see you back again next month!

Thanks so much for visiting,

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