Simple & Stylish Thank You Card - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on July 13, 2017

Simple & Stylish Thank You Card

One of the new stencils from Hero Arts, the Deco Pattern stencil, has that unique Art Deco look and feel to it and being a big fan of the Art Deco style I couldn’t resist using it to create a stylish Thank You card.

Simple & Stylish Thank You Card by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

I started working on my card by trimming a piece of kraft cardstock to 4 1/4 x 5 1/2″. After taping it onto a non-stick mat I also taped my stencil in place and applied a generous coat of Nuvo Embellishment mousse in Lemon Sorbet. If you don’t have this particular product there are many other ways you can use a stencil. Here are just a few ideas with links to inspirational posts here on the Hero Arts blog:

Simple & Stylish Thank You Card by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

I let the mousse dry and next trimmed my panel to be slightly smaller in size – 4 x 5 1/4″; next, I foam mounted it onto an A2 card base for a pop of dimension.

Simple & Stylish Thank You Card by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

To create a sentiment for this card I used a “Thank You” banner from the Thank You Messages stamp set, stamped it 3 times in black ink, cut out using a coordinating die and foam mounted onto the card.

Lastly, I embellished my project using black pearls, I think they added a nice pop of black to the overall card design.

Simple & Stylish Thank You Card by Yana Smakula for Hero Arts

Have fun stamping!

1 comment

I love the cards you make! You make a wide variety of cards to have on hand. This one simple but elegant. Love it! Thanks for sharing.

Jacki Rominger,

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