Time for a Wish! - Hero Arts
Posted by Aaron Leventhal on May 12, 2017

Time for a Wish!

Someone is always having a birthday so you can never have too many birthday cards! I took Birthday Messages and went to the “other side”…

I saw those long horizontal stamps and thought, wow, they would make great candles! So, I flipped them over on my block and started stamping them on the wrong side of the stamp in warm ink colors – Orchid, Bubble Gum, Soft Apricot and Dandelion. Then I flipped them back over and stamped the words on top. I added the “make a wish” sentiment from the set in Black ink, and added little wicks with a black pen and yellow marker. A little glitter glue added some sparkle to the flames, and I finished it with a tiny tulle bow.

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