Hero Arts ~ MMH KIT ~ APRIL 2020 - Australian
Outback, Part 1
Welcome Mates! Today I’m featuring two slimline cards I
made with the My Monthly Hero Arts Kit for April 2020. This month’s Hero Arts
Kit has the flair of the Australian Outback and has a ton stamps and dies of
cooI animals, sea life, greenery, a likeness of the infamous Ayers Rock, and
lots of Aussie sentiments! It also has a
full-sized Hero Arts Intense Black ink pad, a beautiful background stencil and
some cherry and birch wood cardstock. This kit has sold out.
Card #1: Have An Auss-ome Day

This card features the beautiful background stencil from the kit. I started the first card with an 80# Neenah white cardstock panel. I used Fossilized
Amber distress oxide ink for the sky portion of the stencil and Vintage Photo distress oxide ink for the land area
of the stencil. I used an ink blending brush to fade out the color of the sky and sun a bit more to tint the white areas. Next, I stamped the
kangaroo paw plant using a brown die ink.
I staggered the stamping in a triangular pattern and stamped the plant all over the bottom of
the panel alternating as I stamped. I stamped the Ayers
Rock on the panel in Barn Door distress oxide ink three times but didn’t like the
bottom of that image because of the brown ink so decide to stamp again and die
cut it. I trimmed the ends of the Ayers Rock die cut and affixed it to the panel on top of the stamped image. I then die cut the three
kangaroos from black
cardstock .Next, I applied antistatic powder to a scrap of black cardstock . I used Hero Arts White Unicorn Pigment ink and clear embossing powder to heat emboss the sentiment “Have An Auss-ome Day”. Then I added the sentiment
strip to the panel just under Ayers Rock just a little left of center. I affixed the kangaroos
to the panel using craft tacky glue.
There’s
papa kangaroo, mama kangaroo looking back to make sure baby joey isn’t straying
too far behind. Next, I placed acrylic
block on top of the
roos to let them dry a bit. Lastly, I added the card panel to a white 7½” x 8½” scored and folded in half~ side folded card base.
Card #2: Aussie You Soon

This slimline care features the
beautiful Hero Arts Tropical Foliage Bold Prints background stamp. I started with a light green colored cardstock panel, stamped the foliage background using Mowed Lawn distress oxide ink. Next I used a dark
green colored cardstock (cut 3
¾” x 3½”), stamped the background
leaves using Hero Arts Unicorn White Pigment ink. I let the ink dry on
both. I used craft tacky glue to adhere the
dark green cardstock to the card panel. I then cut a 1-inch wide
piece of the cherrywood cardstock that came in the kit. Then I used craft tacky glue to
affix the sentiment strip to the cardstock to cover where the two greens meet
(should have stamped the sentiment first
J). I used the Hero Arts
Intense Black Ink that came in the kit and stamped the sentiment “Aussie You
Soon”. Lastly, I die cut the two
koalas from black cardstock and affixed them on either side of the sentiment using craft glue. I added the card
panel to a white 7½” x 8½” scored and folded in half~ side folded card base.
Here's another look at both cards. Be sure to check out my video.
That’s it for today! I’ll be back soon with more cards from this Auss-ome Aussie kit!
Leave your
questions and comments below.
Until next time. Good day mates!
Rae
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