Join our Stamp & Craft LIVE featuring the May Hero Studio Card Kit!
Posted by Hero Arts on May 22, 2025

Join our Stamp & Craft LIVE featuring the May Hero Studio Card Kit!

Our next Stamp & Craft event is this weekend! Grab your supplies and craft along with Channin as she creates two projects with the new Hero Studio May 2025 release.


👉🏼 When: Saturday, May 24th at 12:00pm PT/ 3:00pm ET
👉🏼 Where: Hero Arts YouTube and Facebook 

The first card features the May Card Kit. In addition to the Card Kit the following supplies will be used.


Supplies:

Instructions:

  1. Place the stencil #1 from the BoHo Bouquet Layering Stencils (included in the card kit) over a panel of white cardstock and ink-blend with Ultra Pink and Papaya Core Inks. Remove stencil.
  2. Place stencil #2 over the same panel and ink-blend with Tangerine and Pale Tomato Core Inks. Remove stencil.
  3. Place stencil #3 over the panel and ink-blend with Cornflower and Red Raspberry Core Inks. Remove stencil. 
  4. Place stencil #4 over the panel and ink-blend with Nautical and Red Raspberry Core Inks.
  5. Die cut the bouquet out with the coordinating die. Set diecut aside.
  6. Stamp the larger can from the Vintage Blooms Stamp Set (included in the card kit) in the Charcoal Core Ink onto white cardstock.
  7. Color the can with alcohol markers.
  8. Stamp a sentiment in Soft Olive Core Ink.
  9. Reposition sentiment stamp so that it's slightly off-set and then stamp in Charcoal Core Ink.
  10. Die cut the can out with the coordinating die.
  11. Trim the Bellini cardstock down to create a panel measuring 4" x 5 1/4" and adhere the panel onto the front of an A2 card base.
  12. Adhere the bouquet to the can and then adhere to the card front with foam adhesive.

Instructions:

  1. Use the dies from the May Die Set of the Month to die cut the base of the store out of Kiwi cardstock.
  2. Die cut the sides the bottom, sides and top of the store out of Pesto cardstock and then adhere to the store base. 
  3. Die cut the top portion of the store out of the white and Blue Spruce cardstock, layer together and then adhere onto the store.
  4. Die cut the two awning parts out of white and Pesto cardstock, then adhere to the store.
  5. Die cut the door and window out of Blue Spruce and Seaside cardstocks. Adhere the layers together the adhere to the store. 
  6. Die cut a door handle and shelf out of Anchor and Truffle cardstock, then adhere to the door and window.
  7. Die cut the planters, planter details and plant stand out of Sand, Acorn, Truffle, Granite and Anchor cardstocks. 
  8. Die cut the flowers out of Ultra Pink, Poppy and Lavender cardstocks. Die cut all the leaves/stems out of Fern and Rainforest cardstocks.
  9. Adhere all the flowers and leaves to the planters and adhere to the store.
  10. Trim a sheet of Cascade cardstock down to create an A2 panel (4 1/4" x 5 1/2"), then adhere the panel to an A2 card base. 
  11. Stamp a sentiment from the May card kit onto white cardstock in black ink. Die cut the sentiment out with the coordinating die.
  12. Adhere the store and sentiment to the card front with foam adhesive. 

If you cannot join us for the live event, no problem! The video will be available to watch on replay on YouTube or Facebook whenever it is convenient for you.

We hope to see you there!


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