Hero Arts November My Monthly Hero Blog Hop

Hero Arts November My Monthly Hero Blog Hop

Hello everyone!! I’m so so excited to be joining Hero Arts November My Monthly Hero  Blog Hop!! Aahh!! This is truly a dream come true!!

This is such an incredible release, so many awesome products perfect for you holiday cards and gift giving!! I have several cards to share so let’s dive right in!!

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First up is card I created using the November monthly kit!! I first die cut the front panel from an A2 panel of 110lb white cardstock using Doorway Fancy Die included in the kit. I then used the die again with red and green colored cardstock to create a green garland, a red door and bows. I then adhered these elements to my front panel. Next, I die cut a wreath from green and red cardstock, ink blended the wreath Pine Needles Distress Ink and then adhered it and the bow onto the door.

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Next, I gold heat embossed a door nob and lanterns that I cut with Doorway Fancy Die out of white cardstock. I then stamped the mat, copic colored it, and then die cut it with the matching die. Next I took my panel and traced the door opening onto the card front. I then cut the doorway out with a craft knife. I then ink blended Tumbled Glass Distress ink on the card front and then adhered my front panel on top.

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Next, I stamped several images, copic colored them, and then die cut most of the images out with the matching dies. I used the Staircase Fancy Die to cut out the stairs and I fussy cut the dog and the rug.

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I then ink blended the background with Tumbled Glass and Weathered Wood Distress Ink and then stamped a sentiment. I then finished the card by adhering all my images to the inside of the card.

Next up is the Mountains of Joy Stamp Set! I decided to do some no-line coloring with this fun set!

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I first stamped the mountain of presents twice in Antique Linen Distress Ink onto an A2 panel of Bristol paper. I then watercolored all the present in with Tombow Dual Brush pens.

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Once I had all the presents colored in I then stamped my sentiment in VersaFine Onyx Black Ink. I then finished the card by simply adhering the panel onto an A2 top-folding card base.

Next up is the gorgeous Decorated Winter Branches Window Fancy Die! I couldn’t resist making a shaker card with this beautiful die!

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First, I die cut an A2 panel of white cardstock with the Decorated Winter Branches Window Fancy Die. Next, I cut the lowest garland off. I then adhered the window onto an A2 panel of acetate. Next, I stamped my sentiment onto the acetate with Stazon. I then adhered the trimmed garland back to the panel.

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Next, I ink blended the front of an A2 top-folding card with Distress Inks (Mermaid Lagoon, Blueprint Sketch and Chipped Sapphire). I then die cut an A2 panel of white craft foam with the oval die from the Decorated Winter Branches Window Fancy Die set. I then adhered the craft foam oval frame onto the card base to create the well. Next, I filled the well with sequins and snowflake confetti. I then finished the card by adhering the acetate panel on top.

Last, I have a pair of cards to share featuring the delicious Christmas Gingerbread Cookies Set!

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First, I stamped images from the Christmas Gingerbread Cookies Set in either Antique Linen or Vintage Photo Distress Ink onto white cardstock.

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I then colored my images in with copics and then cut them out with the matching dies.

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I then added glossy accents to the tops of the cookies to mimic the shine and dimension of frosting.

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I then stamped a tone-on-tone background onto Kraft and cream cardstock with either Antique Linen or Vintage Photo Distress Oxide.

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I then stamped and heat embossed my sentiment and then adhered the images with foam tape.

And that’s it! I hope you enjoyed! Thank you so much for stopping by!!

For a chance to win the $50 Gift Certificate giveaway, leave some comments for the talented designers linked below. The full hop list is below. Happy hopping!

Blog Hop List:

The Hero Arts Blog

Amy Kolling

Caly Person

Channin Pelletier <<You are here>>

Daniel West

Debi Adams

Emily Midgett

Ilina Crouse

Jessica Frost-Ballas

Julee Tilman

Laurie Willison

Lydia Fiedler

Maria Willis

Mariana Grigsby

Nichol Spohr

Seeka

Yana Smakula

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66 thoughts on “Hero Arts November My Monthly Hero Blog Hop

  1. Wow! What an amazing card collection you crafted for the hop!!!! Doors which open for a peek of goodness inside is always a plus! Adorable!

  2. I am trying to decide on add ons for this month, and I think your wonderful shaker card is turning me towards that beautiful winter branches fancy die! Thanks for sharing

  3. I think the mountain of presents card is my favorite. Reminds me of Christmas at my Grandma’s when I was a little girl.

  4. Oh my gosh, all of your cards are fabulous! The opening door one is amazing, love the shaker card and presents card, all of it, wonderful!! Thanks for sharing on this fun blog hop.

  5. Nice cards! Aside from the NOv MMH kit card with the door, I liked the colorful packages with the no line coloring the best, it had so much depth.

  6. What beautiful festive holiday cards! Making holiday cards are my favorite to make! Thank you for the inspiration!

  7. Wow! I love all your cards! Liked seeing the fancy doorway done with colored cardstock instead of a lot of coloring, especially since I’m not the best colorist. I certainly don’t color as well as you. Thanks for sharing your great creations!

  8. Really like all your cards made with these Hero Art releases and especially like your color choices for each card Thank you.

  9. So many wonderful samples for us to enjoy – thanks for sharing. I particularly love your no-line watercolor sample – beautiful!!

  10. Wow,Wow,wow; did you have fun!
    The colouring on your presents is phenomenal.
    So intricate.
    I am absolutely in love with this kit.

  11. Wow! You have been busy! Love the addons! Those presents are so colorful! Love how the Christmas scene is the inside of the card with the door opening showing on the front!

  12. Love all your beautiful cards, each one is so unique. I love the festive branches card you created and what a neat idea to do tone on tone behind the cute Gingerbread cookies. Thanks for the wonderful inspriration.
    ~Ginny K.~

  13. A truly wonderful set of cards, Channin! I love them all with their clever designs and colours. The first card opening the door to see the inside scene is amazing! Thanks so much for the inspiration!

  14. You’ve gone all out on these cards! Simply beautiful and I’m sure your Christmas card recipients will love these.

  15. Wow!! You were busy!! These are all fabulous!! LOVE that first one with the fun interactive door and the adorable scene inside!

  16. Wow! What bold, bright and festive cards–and how fun! That puppy is super adorable all snuggled into His rug for Christmas!

  17. Wow! What a beautiful set of cards! What an amazing job you did coloring the stacked presents! And, I love the gingerbread cookies!

  18. So many wonderful things to say! You’re no line coloring is incredible! Piecing the fancy die is something I haven’t seen yet! I love your background to your indoor Christmas tree scene. And making your own cookie background or the stroke of Genius!

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