NEW Meadow + Lapis Cardstock - Hero Arts
Posted by Kelly Rasmussen on July 11, 2019

NEW Meadow + Lapis Cardstock

Hello! Have you seen the newest additions to our Hero Hues Premium Cardstock line? This month we have added two new colors -- Meadow and Lapis. Below I have some comparisons to colors currently in our line so you can see where they fit in.

Meadow is a great grassy green color that fits in between Kiwi and Pesto.

And Lapis is a beautiful blue that fits in right between Periwinkle and Nautical.

And of course I had to make a card to show you how they look in action!

I used images from the Cross Stitch Pattern stamp set along with our Watermark + Embossing Ink to create some tone-on-tone patterned pieces on Meadow and Lapis Cardstock.

The pattern strip through the middle is stamped with the Knitting Pattern Bold Prints and white heat embossed. Then I used various blue and green Reactive Inks mixed with water to color in the image. Reactive Inks work great for watercoloring!

I cut each patterned strip to be 4-inches wide and then adhered them to a Dove White Folded Card along with two thin strips of Kiwi and Arctic Cardstock.

The sentiment was white heat embossed on vellum and I added some faux stitching in various places using a white gel pen.

This card would be great for someone who knits or does cross-stitch. It has those homemade touches that they are sure to love!

7 comments

I adore this beauty, Kelly! I love how you’ve given the pretty cross-stitch and knitting elements such a modern feel! Beautiful colors too! It’s wonderful!

paperpicnic,

Thank you Kelly for your gorgeous card with the great new colours of cardstock. Have a great weekend.

Henriétte,

Just love the patterns and colors you combined, Kelly!! That set looks like a must have! And what gorgeous new papers too!

Linda W. (ScrappinBari),

Fun way to show the beautiful colors! Thanks for sharing!!

Leanne in Cali,

Pretty and vibrant colors

M Lugo,

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