Let's Welcome in 2024 - Hero Arts
Posted by Dana Joy on December 21, 2023

Let's Welcome in 2024

Hey everyone. It's Dana here with you today. It's almost time to ring in the New Year. Let's welcome in 2024 with some fireworks.

To create this card, I started with a piece of Pine cardstock. This is such a beautiful green color for the holidays. Next it was time to make some fireworks. Using the new Sparkling Fireworks Bold Prints, I stamped the design in Embossing and Watermark Ink and sprinkled on Gold Embossing powder.

Once the embossing was cooled, using my Hero Arts Medium Blending Brush, I added color around the edges with Pitch Black ink. I loved doing this as it gives a richness to the card. Now it was time to add the numbers and sentiment.

For my numbers I used the Number Two, Number Zero and Number Four Fancy Dies and die cut them from Pine cardstock. I also die cut them from Glitter Holiday Cardstock in gold. You can grab the entire Hero Arts Number bundle at a discount here. For a festive feel for my numbers, I added embossing ink and gold embossing powder to just the lower portion of the numbers and heat set. For my sentiment I used the Winter Foliage stamp set. The sentiment was stamped in embossing ink and heat set with gold embossing powder.

To complete the card, the festive fireworks panel was adhered to a Side Folded Card with Precision Glue. The numbers were layered with a slight offset on the matching gold number. I love this look. For just a little bit more sparkle, I applied a shimmer pen to the top portions of the numbers. Also a a few matte gold gems were added to the centers of a few of the fireworks. And finally the sentiment was placed between the number. Such a fun and festive card!

I hope I've inspired you to get festive and ready for the New Year. Wishing you all a beautiful 2024! See you back here soon!

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CG925 Sparkling Fireworks Bold Prints...
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WB1131 Get Them All Number Dies |...
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DF148 Number Two Fancy Dies (C) |...
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DF156 Number Zero Fancy Dies (C) |...
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DF150 Number Four Fancy Dies (C) |...
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DC304 Winter Foliage Stamp & Cut XL |...
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PS341 Hero Hues Premium Cardstock...
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PS406 Hero Hues Dove White Side...
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PS778 Glitter Paper Holiday Sparkle |...
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PW100 Gold Embossing Powder | Hero Arts
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AF470 Embossing & Watermark + Reinker...
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AF764 Pitch Black Core Ink | Hero Arts
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MI005 Hero Tools Ink Blending Brush...
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