Handwritten Thank You - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on February 18, 2016

Handwritten Thank You

Thank you cards, I don't think we can ever have too many in our stash. Have you seen the beautiful new hero_product_link sku="G6132" text="Handwritten Thank You"]?

thank you blooms by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

I stamped it with the new hero_product_link sku="AF345" text="Intense Black ink"]. I've teamed it up with the hero_product_link sku="CL944" text="Color Layering For You Flowers"]. I used the following Shadow Inks:

hero_product_link sku="AF145" text="Soft Apricot"] ● hero_product_link sku="AF242" text="Soft Cantaloupe"] ● hero_product_link sku="AF260" text="Dark Quartz"]

hero_product_link sku="AF262" text="Lime Green"] ● hero_product_link sku="AF209" text="Green Hills"]

thank you blooms close up by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

Do you see the random trio of dots? I used a gold metallic Sharpie pen! It's a fun postal friendly substitute for sequins. These days I can't seem to get enough of gold. I couldn't resist adding the skinny strip of gold glitter card stock.

This has gone postal to someone that is a constant multi-tasking queen. She is definitely one of those people you can't thank enough.

Just a reminder about the Fabulous Flowers challenge that's under way. You have eleven more days to enter:

Hero Arts Fabulous Flowers Challenge

Thanks so much for stoppin' by!

amy-sig

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