You’re the Bestest
Posted by Hero Arts Info on January 01, 2017

You’re the Bestest

Hello! I have a trio of mini cards that features the  hero_product_link sku="CL923" text="You are My Happy"] set from the 2016 Valentine's Collection along with the new Mum Flower from the 2016 catalog.

You're the bestest trio by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

This set includes three 4x4 inch cards, same stamps - different looks. First up is the tone on tone, I used  hero_product_link sku="AF168" text="Soft Pink Shadow Ink"]:

You're the bestest tone on tone by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

I'm a big fan of the tone on tone look. It's even more of an impact when the sentiment is so bold, don't you agree? Next up is the use of   hero_product_link sku="PW104" text="Clear Embossing Powder"]:

You're the bestest clear emboss by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

This adds texture and sheen that make for a lovely subtle design. The last card uses  hero_product_link sku="PW101" text="White Embossing Powder"]:

You're the bestest white embossed by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

This makes the card POP...the contrast between the pink panel and white embossing is such fun! I think it calls more attention to the white embossed sentiment. These are perfect all occasion cards, my favorites! Thanks so much for stopping by!

amy-sig 

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