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Hi stampers! We're just two days away from the full reveal of our 2020 Winter Catalog and have another sneak peek in store for you today. How about something bold - a Bold Prints background cling stamp, that is!
Card created by Janette Kausen
Isn't Janette's card a gorgeous introduction to the new Christmas Rose Bold Prints (CG815)? This 6" x 6" red rubber beauty is the perfect starting point for your holiday cards and lends itself to countless techniques. Think embossing, emboss-resist, colored pencils, watercolors, markers, tone-on-tone stamping...the list goes on! We've added two more new Bold Prints backgrounds to the collection as well - look for Bare Branched Tree and Snowflake Swirl in the catalog on Friday.
Also featured on Janette's card is an embossed greeting from Comfort and Joy Messages (CM468), a new 4" x 6" clear set that's filled with nine merry messages. This is one of those staple sets that you'll be able to turn to again and again to send good tidings for Christmas and throughout the holiday season.
GIVEAWAY: Leave a comment on this post and we will randomly select one winner to receive a $20 gift card to the Hero Arts online shop! Please comment by Sunday, August 16 at 11:59pm PT.
Thanks for stopping by. We look forward to sharing another sneak peek with you tomorrow. See you then!
So beautiful!!
What a festive looking card!
Love this beautiful design against the dark background! Gorgeous card! Looking forward to seeing the other new Bold Prints designs too!
This card is just stunning! Love the gold embossing and also how the pretty colors pop off the black BG.
:Love the wagon die
Beautiful card,,,love that bold print background stamp
Very sophisticated card. Beautiful!
The Christmas Rose Bold Print is just gorgeous. Gotta have it! ❤️
Absolutely love this print, can’t wait to create with it! So excited for the new catalogue….
That Christmas Rose Bold Prints stamp is gorgeous. Even though “Christmas” is in the name, I can see using this stamps year-round. I agree with you, this stamp offers so many possibilities — I’d definitely start with colored pencils!
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