To The Beach! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on June 01, 2016

To The Beach!

Nothing says summer more than heading “to the beach!!” For my fun beachy card, I started by pulling out my watercolors and making a giant “wave” with a beautiful turquoise color on watercolor paper. I stamped “to the beach!” in black ink using a favorite alphabet set - any font that you love will do! Then I took several of the icons from hero_product_link sku="CL978" text="Beach"] and stamped them onto various card stock scraps. I trimmed them by hand, and foam mounted them to the card. Crystal glitter glue added a bit of sparkle to the water’s edge. And don’t forget your shades! There's a great pair for the sun in the hero_product_link sku="CL948" text="Dapper Dad"] stamp set!

To The Beach by Sally Traidman for Hero Arts

Have fun stamping - I'm heading to the beach!

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