Video: Valentine's Day Card with Shaped Stamping - Hero Arts
Posted by May Park on December 18, 2017

Video: Valentine's Day Card with Shaped Stamping

Today I incorporated the shaped stamping technique into my Valentine's Day card. I started by drawing a heart shape on a piece of white cardstock with a pencil as a guide.

Then I stamped various images from following stamp sets: Cherubs, Love Notes, Love, and Peace.

FYI, I used following inks for my stamping: Butter Bar, Lime Green, Fresh Peach, Tide Pool, Wet Cement. I added tiny dots using a tip of alcohol markers between my images to fill in the gaps.

Next, I heat embossed my sentiment from the Love Stamp & Cut with white embossing powder on a piece of red cardstock. Then I mounted the sentiment banner on the card front using 3M foam tame.

I finished off my card by attaching some diamond gemstones on both sides of my sentiment banner.

I made a video tutorial to show you how to make a card from start to finish. You can watch it above or in HD on YouTube.

28 comments


Happy Valentine’s Day ✓ need some more videos about valentine’s

John,

Beautiful card! Thank you for the tip about putting the stamps you are going to use in a small container. So useful when using small and a number of stamps in a design!

Ann Marie,

Wow gorgeous card

JULES,

Beautiful card, May. Great tips…especially using a plastic plate. I’m always losing my stamps! Happy New Year. Thanks for sharing your talent.

Mary Ann Evans,

This is such a lovely card !

Marjorie DUMONTIER,

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