Golden Treasures + Blog Hop Winners! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on February 23, 2017

Golden Treasures + Blog Hop Winners!

Our new Japanese Wishing Garden set is full of small images to use in many ways. When I think of Asian-themed cards, I think simple with hints of gold. So many of their washi papers are embedded with gold. Keeping in that tradition, I made one card and one gift tag with gold embossing.

Golden Treasures by Sally Traidman for Hero Arts
For the card, I embossed the message in gold on yellow card stock, and the gate image in gold on golden brown paper. The image is easily die cut with the matching Japanese Garden Frame Cuts. Then I took a piece of washi paper and glued it to the edge of the yellow card. The gate was decorated a bit by embossing the tiny flower from the stamp set on pinkish-red paper and cut out.

Golden Treasures by Sally Traidman for Hero Arts

For the gift card, you could use either the Envelope Fancy Die or Mini Mailer Fancy Die to create your envelope. I decorated it with the tiny solid flower stamped in three shades of yellow, orange and pinkish red. I also embossed both the pagoda and message from the stamp set in gold.

Golden Treasures by Sally Traidman for Hero Arts

I was on a roll, so I made one more card with this adorable stamp set. To create the message frame I drew a light pencil line to form a rectangle on ivory card. The “hello” was stamped in black as shown, along on the lines. Next, for the geishas, I stamped them five times inside the frame. Next I stamped the geisha on washi paper, then fussy cut kimono and hat and glued onto the images on the card. Gems on the hats were a great way to finish this card.

Golden Treasures by Sally Traidman for Hero Arts

Before I go, I also have some happy news to share today! Winners! Our three 2017 Spring Catalog Blog Hop winners will each receive a $25 shopping spree to the Hero Arts online store:

• From Kelly Purkey’s blog: Ina Nelson, who commented, “You have just inspired me to get out my stamps and my project life projects. Great stamp collection.” (February 14 at 01:34 pm)

• From Yana Smakula’s blog: Amy Brennick, who commented, “Loving the layering stamps, that Rooster rocks!!” (February 14)

• From Amy Tsuruta’s blog: SmilynStef, who commented, “Absolutely adorable … and I love macarons” (February 14 at 6:09 pm)

Congratulations to the winners! We hope you enjoy picking out some new goodies. Please email info@heroarts.com to claim your prizes.

Thanks for stopping by today!

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