Little Duckie, You’re the One… - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on February 08, 2017

Little Duckie, You’re the One…

I’ve needed lots of cheer up cards lately, so the Fun in the Rain add-on stamp set has really helped out. It was one of the optional add-ons released with the February My Monthly Hero Kit. (Note: Fun in the Rain is currently out of stock, but look for it to return to the store soon!) I stamped all of the items in black on bright card stock, then die cut them with the matching dies.

You Brighten My Day by Sally Traindman for Hero Arts

Then I scattered the umbrellas in a pleasing fashion around the duck. I cut a duck in both orange and yellow to get his boots, and paper pieced them together. A little slit in his feather allowed him to “hold” the umbrella. Add dots for a little contrast on one umbrella with a black pen. For a little cheeky laughter, add a googlie eye!

Thanks for stopping by today!

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