Combining Multiple Images - Hero Arts
Posted by Amy Tsuruta on May 16, 2018

Combining Multiple Images

Today I'm sharing a card that uses the new DC236 Hero Florals Succulent Stamp & Cut. Perhaps the images look familiar because they were previously released in a woodblock stamp set LP428 Succulent Trio. As of yesterday, the Succulent Stamp & Cut is available in the Hero Arts online shop, along with the rest of the 2018 Summer collection!

The plants have been stamped with Intense Black Ink and colored with alcohol markers. I knew that using the Papel Picado Confetti Die in black from the Midnight Mixed Layering Papers pack would make them pop!

The sentiment has been stamped on a panel from the Floral Mix Layering Paper pack. Two of the three succulent images have been adhered with foam dimensionals.

It gives the card a nice bit of dimension, doesn't it?

This card will be going postal to my girl who loves succulents and a good pun.

Thanks so much for stopping by today!

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5 comments

Great Job Amy, I didn’t thought that black as first background paper would be so good. Thanks for these idea’s.

Henriëtte,

That’s a lovely card!

Karthikha Uday,

Just love the succulents on the black diecut background, Amy!! Looks like a fab Stamp & Cut set!!

Linda W. (ScrappinBari),

Super sweet card, Amy! Love it!

Shelly,

Amy, this is a fabulous card.
I love those succulent posts.

Helen Gullett,

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