This month the Stay Crafty Challenge at a Blog Named Hero is: Sugar Sugar. We want to see anything that is sweet – cakes, chocolates, ice cream, fruit, honey, hot chocolate, or make a card for your sweetheart. Anything sweet is welcome! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: I designed
This month the Stay Crafty Challenge at a Blog Named Hero is: Sugar Sugar– it’s all about something sweet! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: I used the following copics: I grounded the ice cream truck with Granite cardstock. The brick was stencil with the coordinating ink. Entries must be
This month the Stay Crafty Challenge at a Blog Named Hero is: Color My World. You could color in a background, or a focal image, you could use pencils, markers, ink blending, any and every way you want to add color, we want to see it! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the
This month the challenge is: Color My World. Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: My Hero Hues Reactive Ink combo The Jellyfish background was heat embossed in white and the sentiment in black. I used the Reactive inks on my glass mat and with acetate sheets along with a water
This month the challenge is: Tea for Two – It’s about Two of Anything! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: I paired up two Penguins for the focal point of my project. The Fish and Bubble Confetti Die worked out perfectly. Do you make Christmas cards all year round? I
Hello + Happy Sunday! I’m here to share a thank you card that I made especially for my Momma: Generally I make her floral designs but decided to go abit more graphic. I write on a sticky note on the inside so that she can regift the card. I combined the Hero Arts CG732 Sunburst Bold
I’m so excited to be a part of the A Blog Named Hero 5th Anniversary Celebration! I’m a former Guest Designer and also participating on behalf of Hero Arts, a Sponsor for this fun Hop! You should have arrived here from the fabulous Melissa Chipperfield’s blog! If not, you’ll want to start at the beginning
I had some fun with my new Right at Home – Cup of Joy + How Have You Bean sets! They have collaborated with A Blog Named Hero: I teamed them up with Hero Arts: Marble Bold Prints Kraft Layering Paper Pool Mixed Layering Paper White Embossing Powder Soft Brown Shadow Ink I love the POP
Hello! So excited to be hopping with the Team over on A Blog Named Hero! You should have arrived here from my bloggie friend, Niki Garcia’s blog! If you didn’t, you’ll want to start at the beginning of the fun which is the Hero Arts Blog! Comment to win: Hero Arts has stashed away
Click HERE for the Essentials by Ellen Holiday 2015 Release Blog Hop Last week, Neat & Tangled collaborated with A Blog Named Hero! The challenge was Metallic! Here’s how I was inspired: cardstock: chickaniddy crafts silver surfer, stampin’ up night of navy, papertrey ink vellum paper: chickaniddy crafts/date night other: neat & tangled tiny triangles/you can do
This month the Stay Crafty Challenge at a Blog Named Hero is: Sugar Sugar. We want to see anything that is sweet – cakes, chocolates, ice cream, fruit, honey, hot chocolate, or make a card for your sweetheart. Anything sweet is welcome! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: I designed
This month the Stay Crafty Challenge at a Blog Named Hero is: Sugar Sugar– it’s all about something sweet! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: I used the following copics: I grounded the ice cream truck with Granite cardstock. The brick was stencil with the coordinating ink. Entries must be
This month the Stay Crafty Challenge at a Blog Named Hero is: Color My World. You could color in a background, or a focal image, you could use pencils, markers, ink blending, any and every way you want to add color, we want to see it! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the
This month the challenge is: Color My World. Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: My Hero Hues Reactive Ink combo The Jellyfish background was heat embossed in white and the sentiment in black. I used the Reactive inks on my glass mat and with acetate sheets along with a water
This month the challenge is: Tea for Two – It’s about Two of Anything! Here’s how I was inspired: Today I’m featuring the Hero Arts: I paired up two Penguins for the focal point of my project. The Fish and Bubble Confetti Die worked out perfectly. Do you make Christmas cards all year round? I
Hello + Happy Sunday! I’m here to share a thank you card that I made especially for my Momma: Generally I make her floral designs but decided to go abit more graphic. I write on a sticky note on the inside so that she can regift the card. I combined the Hero Arts CG732 Sunburst Bold
I’m so excited to be a part of the A Blog Named Hero 5th Anniversary Celebration! I’m a former Guest Designer and also participating on behalf of Hero Arts, a Sponsor for this fun Hop! You should have arrived here from the fabulous Melissa Chipperfield’s blog! If not, you’ll want to start at the beginning
I had some fun with my new Right at Home – Cup of Joy + How Have You Bean sets! They have collaborated with A Blog Named Hero: I teamed them up with Hero Arts: Marble Bold Prints Kraft Layering Paper Pool Mixed Layering Paper White Embossing Powder Soft Brown Shadow Ink I love the POP
Hello! So excited to be hopping with the Team over on A Blog Named Hero! You should have arrived here from my bloggie friend, Niki Garcia’s blog! If you didn’t, you’ll want to start at the beginning of the fun which is the Hero Arts Blog! Comment to win: Hero Arts has stashed away
Click HERE for the Essentials by Ellen Holiday 2015 Release Blog Hop Last week, Neat & Tangled collaborated with A Blog Named Hero! The challenge was Metallic! Here’s how I was inspired: cardstock: chickaniddy crafts silver surfer, stampin’ up night of navy, papertrey ink vellum paper: chickaniddy crafts/date night other: neat & tangled tiny triangles/you can do