Hello, all! Today I’m using the Mail Jumble background stamp from Hero Arts to create both a card and envelope with what I’m calling a blackout background. Essentially the idea is to add a flat color to the areas around the individual images (in this case, the envelopes).
NOTE: This post is part of a blog hop celebrating Hero Arts’ 45th Anniversary! Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the post for more details.
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Note: This post is sponsored by Simon Says Stamp. Thanks, Simon! Hi all! Today I have four card ideas…
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