Around the World with the Global Team - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on March 29, 2023

Around the World with the Global Team

Good morning friends! Today we're sharing some crafty inspiration from our phenomenal Global Team, with a focus on some of the March My Monthly Hero release products!

Kicking us off, Michelle created this super sweet card using the Berry Basket Bundle full of mouth-watering strawberries! We also love how she used the Burlap Bold Prints cling background stamp to ground her design.

Next we have this charming tag trio from Lounon! She combined the Grocery Bag Fancy Die with Produce Labels Stamp & Cut XL and the Farmer's Market Pattern Bold Prints stamp to create these dimensional vintage tags with sweet messages.

And we have another fun trio from Karen! She used the cling stamp included in the March My Monthly Hero Classic Kit to create a trio of tags. We love how one stamp created three projects! She watercolored over the heat-embossed design and added bold sentiments and some twine to complete her tags.

Anna paired the Cabbage Corn Crate Fancy Dies and Keep It Fresh Bundle with some beautiful pencil coloring to create this delicious crate of fresh veggies and fruit. Her background using the retired Waves stencil really completes this gorgeous card! You could create a similar look using our Every Which Way stencil.

Erica used the detailed window die from the March My Monthly Hero Premium Kit for her clean and simple design. Coloring the delicious fruits and veggies and pairing it with a sentiment from the kit is all you need to create a striking design!

Next we have a card from Arjita using the March My Monthly Hero Classic Kit. She stamped lots of the fruits from the kit and colored them with Copic markers. This is another great way to use all of those fun-to-color images and pair them with a simple sentiment!

And last, but certainly not least, is this cheery and bright card by Jen! She used the background cling stamp included in the March My Monthly Hero Classic and Premium Kit for her card. Her unique coloring style really brings those fruits to life!

We hope our Global Team has inspired you with their beautiful creations and we look forward to sharing more of their work with you soon. Thanks so much for visiting and have an amazing week!

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Great hop with awesome projects! Love the designs!

Denise Bryant,

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