Spring Has Sprung!
Posted by Hero Arts Info on March 22, 2016

Spring Has Sprung!

I love working with tiny stamps, so today I am showing you two ways to use our hero_product_link sku="LP398" text="Flower Garden Mini Tub"], which is full of small blooms perfect for spring! Just find a bunch of inks and white paper, and start playing. I randomly stamped the flowers in a pleasing flower collage. I decided I wanted to make this an Easter card, so I stamped the bunny from hero_product_link sku="DC156" text="Millie Cut-Outs by Lia"] in hero_product_link sku="AF208" text="Bubble Gum ink"], die-cut, and popped him up. The google eyes were a MUST.

Bunny Flowers by Sally Traidman for Hero Arts

In case you need a gift tag or enclosure, you can make this little basket of flowers - I used the shopping bag from hero_product_link sku="DC156" text="Millie Cut-Outs by Lia"] for my "basket"! First I stamped out "Happy Easter" with hero_product_link sku="LP369" text="Kelly's Bold Font alphabet"] in pink and lilac. Just randomly stamp your greens and flowers and cut them out like they are growing from the basket.

Happy Easter by Sally Traidman for Hero Arts

Enjoy your Easter… don’t eat too much candy!!

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