Garden Bold Print Card Set
Posted by Hero Arts Info on July 20, 2016

Garden Bold Print Card Set

I'm a huge fan of the Hero Arts Bold Prints, how about you? You don't have to use them in their entirety, you can easily use just a portion of the image:

Garden Bold Prints by Amy Tsuruta for Hero ARts

Today's cards uses the  hero_product_link sku="CG691" text="Garden Bold Prints"] stamp. I stamped them out on different layering  paper A2 card panels. My first trio have been teamed up with the  hero_product_link sku="CL954" text="Many Everyday Messages"] set. The   hero_product_link sku="CG691" text="Garden Bold Prints"] stamp has been heat embossed with  hero_product_link sku="PW110" text="white embossing powder"]. The sentiments are stamped with  hero_product_link sku="AF345" text="Intense Black ink"].

Garden Bold Prints You're the best by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

I thought I would also show an easily 'stepped up' version of the design.

Garden Bold Prints stepped up by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

These are heat embossed like the other trio but I also added a sentiment from the  hero_product_link sku="CL929" text="Just for You by Lia set"]. That simple gold glitter strip of card stock certainly does make quite the statement, doesn't it?  I know that glitter isn't for everyone, but I can't seem to get enough of the stuff.

Garden Bold Prints Just for You by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

I managed to design six cards with the same design but with different sentiments.

Garden Bold Prints each by Amy Tsuruta for Hero Arts

The beauty of this project is that I have enough embossed panels to make an additional set of six cards! I plan on making them all birthday themed sentiments and give them as a gift to my Mom. They will be quick to put together since all the heat embossing has been completed. I'll be honest, I tend to shy away from mass production of cards. To me, mass production = more than one card of the 'same' design. Doing the work up front with the embossing will make the second set easy to put together!

Thanks so much for stoppin' by today!

amy-sig

 

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