Creative Team Rewind! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on June 29, 2017

Creative Team Rewind!

It’s time again for the Hero Arts Creative Team Rewind – when we show you inspiring projects that our Creative Team members have shared on their blogs and Flickr. We know you will come away with good ideas for your next projects.

First up is Yana with a card that shows a texture paste embossed background using the SA106 Tribal Shapes Stencil. This is the perfect complement to the CM176 Color Layering Bengals Tiger stamp set with DI317 Coordinating dies.

Michelle created a stunning gender neutral sympathy card using the DC183 Prayers Stamp & Cut set and CG709 Tropical Foliage Bold Prints. The colors she chose make an elegant and striking card to be sent to any recipient.

Amy used a nautical theme on her card and showed that even an octopus needs its coffee. So clever! She used K6230 Tentacles Stamp, DI307 Coffee Cup Tag Frame Cut and CM 104 Color Larying Octopus stamp set to create this fun card.

From Amy’s octopus to Jess’s shark! Who wouldn’t love to get this card? She used CM168 Killer Messages stamp set and the CG660 Waves Background stamp.

Clare created a fun shaker card that used CG704 Wallpaper Pattern Bold Prints stamp. She created a subtle look using white heat embossing and Zig Clean Color Markers.

Last but not least is Jayne’s card using the CM162 Color Layering Whale stamp set and DI391 Coordinating dies. Using the CG711 Mud cloth Bold Prints stamp creates a striking background.

Thank you ladies for inspiring us with your creations. Take a few minutes and visit their blogs for even more creative ideas.

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