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July 2023 Hero Arts My Monthly Hero Blog Hop and Giveaway

Welcome to the July Hero Arts My Monthly Hero Blog Hop and Giveaway! Such beautiful elements in the kits and add ons this month (check my Instagram on Saturday and Monday for those). I love the solid floral stamps in the Classic Kit and the picnic basket from the Premium Kit. This month subscribers to the Classic Kit have the option to add the Premium Elements included in the Premium Kit without subscribing.


CLASSIC
• Clear Stamp Set, 6″ x 8″
• Dandelion Fancy Dies, 8 Pieces
• Parklands Window Fancy Die
• Linen Cling Stamp, 3″ x 4″
• Blue to Green Reactive Ombré Ink Pad

PREMIUM
• Clear Stamp Set, 6″ x 8″
• Dandelion Fancy Dies, 8 Pieces
• Parklands Window Fancy Die
• 11 Picnic Basket Fancy Dies
• 2 Picnic Scenic Detail Fancy Dies
• Linen Cling Stamp, 3″ x 4″
• Blue to Green Reactive Ombré Ink Pad
• Wildflower Ephemera Pack, 45 Pieces
• 2 Sheets of White Woodgrain Paper, 5.5″ x 8.5″
• 1 Sheet each of Pesto and Passion Flower Cardstock, 5.5″ x 8.5″

PREMIUM ELEMENTS
• 11 Picnic Basket Fancy Dies
• 2 Picnic Scenic Detail Fancy Dies
• Wildflower Ephemera Pack, 45 Pieces
• 2 Sheets of White Woodgrain Paper, 5.5″ x 8.5″
• 1 Sheet each of Pesto and Passion Flower Cardstock, 5.5″ x 8.5″
I did not have the same ink pad as in the kit so my colors may be darker.

1. Stamp the Linen Cling Stamp from the July Classic My Monthly Hero Kit with the ink pad included in the kit.

2. Cut the panel and a piece of Nautical cardstock with Rectangle Infinity Dies. Stamp sentiment using Nautical Core Ink and adhere panels together.

3. Cut a Scalloped Rectangle die larger than the previous two pieces. Stamp with the Positive Script Bold Prints using Contour Ink. Adhere panel from step 2.

4. Die cut a dandelions twice from Nautical cardstock and adhere together. Add to panel.

5. Place panel on an A2 card base with foam tape. Finish with a few iridescent jewels.

1. Use the Ombré Ink Pad from the Classic Kit and a blending brush to ink up a piece of white cardstock. Die cut the Parkland Window Fancy Die from the Classic Kit out of inked panel. Splatter with White Iridescent Shimmer Spray and set aside to dry thoroughly.

2. Stamp the Linen Cling Stamp horizontally using Nautical Core Ink on white cardstock so it will fit behind window.

3. Once inked panel is dry, heat emboss the sentiment using White Detail Embossing Powder.

4. Add acetate behind the window and place a double layer of foam tape around it leaving no gaps.

5. Add sequins to the well created by the foam and place the linen stamped cardstock over it. I add some Precision Glue XL to the foam tape for extra hold. The sequins I used here are from an old Amy Monthly Hero Kit.

6. Add shaker to an A2 card base and finish with a few stars near sentiment.

1. Stamp a piece of Pesto Cardstock with the Linen Cling Stamp from the Classic Kit then adhere to an A2 card base.

2. Stamp the Burlap Bold Prints with Cherry Core Ink. Adhere to card at an angle.

3. Die cut the Scalloped Rectangle Infinity die and a Rectangle Infinity Die from white cardstock and adhere to card with foam tape.

4. Die cut all the pieces for the Picnic Basket included in the Premium Kit from white cardstock and color with OLO Markers. Adhere to card using Precision Glue XL and thin foam squares.

5. Stamp the sentiment with Intens-ified Black Ink. Add a white heart to basket.

1. Die cut the Scalloped Rectangle Infinity Die from folded piece of white cardstock larger than needed. Hang the top scallop off the fold. *This is not what I did and my card base in kind of a mess. This is what I should have done.*

2. Die cut the Picnic Scenic Dies included in the Premium Kit from white cardstock and color with Core Inks and OLO Markers.

3. Stamp the sentiment on the water layer with Nautical Core Ink.

4. Add clouds with the Clouds and Grass Scenic Stencil using Summer Sky Core Ink, splatter it with White Iridescent Shimmer Spray then adhere the other two layers with Precision Glue XL.

5. Add Sparkle Clear Lacquer Pen to the waves and allow to dry.

6. Die cut the largest Scalloped Infinity Die together with a Rectangle Infinity Die and adhere to card with foam tape. Finish with a red heart above sentiment.

Giveaway

Hero Arts will give away a $50 gift card, drawn from the comments left across the hop. Enter by Sunday, July 9th at 11:59pm Pacific, and the winner will be announced on the Hero Arts blog the following week.

Next up is Meg Brooks. Thanks for visiting!

Hero Arts

Hero Arts Creative Team:
Channin Pelletier
Dana Joy
Emily Midgett
Kelly Taylor
Lydia Fiedler
Michelle Short
Mindy Eggen
Pocono Pam
Seeka

Special Guests:
Essie
Jennifer Kotas
Meg Brooks
Nichol Spohr
Rebecca Keppel


22 thoughts on “July 2023 Hero Arts My Monthly Hero Blog Hop and Giveaway”

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  4. Samantha Pfrimmer

    Every card is so beautiful and I love how you are using the linen background stamp!

  5. Your cards are beautiful!! My fave is the picnic basket one, but they all have their merits, which are significant. GREAT WORK!
    Lori S in PA

  6. Jennifer, you’ve been one beautifully busy lady! Your cards are terrific and showcase this new release sooooo well! Thanks for inspiring me 🙂

  7. Thanks for sharing so many wonderful cards to highlight the new kits for July!
    LOVE the linen stamp,

  8. Beautiful cards! These kits have so much summer fun with enough left over for other occasions.

  9. Awesome cards with these beautiful designs! I especially love the dandelion and the picnic basket! Love the shaker card and the pretty scene with the water too!

  10. Hi Jen, I had to come by for a proper look at what you have done with this kit! All are truly terrific but that picnic basket is just sensationally colored and detailed. I can’t stop looking at it. Thanks for the inspiration! Oh, and your photography skills are amazing too!

  11. You have such wonderful designs for your cards! I love the dandelion card made from the dark nautical colors. I wouldn’t have thought the darker colors would work so beautifully but it’s absolutely beautiful.

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