August Hero Studio Products Are Here!

Hi friends!

I'm here today sharing a couple of slighly spooky cards with the new August Hero Studio products! Hero Studio is a Hero Arts papercrafting subscription program that is designed to inspire creators of all levels—whether you're just starting out or are a seasoned crafter. You can choose in between Card Kit of the Month, Cling Stamp of the Month, Die Set of the Month, Layering Stencils of the Month or Stamp and Cut of the Month.

Subscription options start at just $17.50 per month, and you can mix and match your favorites—or choose the Whole Studio subscription to get all five kits plus an exclusive bonus each month!

Have a look at all of the subscription products HERE!

I'm sharing two card with the August Studio products today... And I hope you'll also come back for more inspiration tomorrow! 

Card 1 Trick or Treat

This card is created with with the Card Kit of the Month. The
 handsome, slightly spooky fellow (perhaps a ghost, what do you think?!?) comes from the stamp set included in the Card Kit of the Month. The sentiment and spider web are from the same set as well. The frame is an older Hero Arts favorite, Fine Arts Frame Die, part of the Looking Glass Collection Dies. The gentleman's head and face is stamped with 4 stamps and I found a nice ink combo to make his skin look both human yet a bit spooky... Here it is if you want to try it:

Memento Tuxedo Black for the outlines, Memento London Fog for the stamp with the hair, Altenew Pink Sand for the shadows of the face, Altenew Blush for the overall skin color. 

The stamps are easy to lign up + the stamping doesn't even have to be 100% accurate -when I was testing the inks some of my stamping was a bit wonky and he still looked good! :)

The spider webs I've heat embossed with silver embossing powder and I've also splattered some shimmery paint on top of everything.

Card 2 Have a Beautiful Day

This card is created with the Layering Stencils of the Month . I wanted to see if I was able to create a non-Halloweeny background with the stencils by using a non-Halloweeny color scheme and I think it worked out pretty well! The sentiment, heat embossed with white powder on vellum, comes from Lemonade Day Stamp and Cut set.

I'd like to play along following challenges:

Little Red Wagon: Masculine (Trick or Treat card)

Try it On Tuesday: Make It Magical (Trick or Treat card)

Make My Monday: Masculine (Trick or Treat card)

Thank you for popping by and I hope to see you again tomorrow when I share inspiration with the Die Set of the Month!

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