Hi there!
welcome to the HERO ARTS + ALTENEW PARTNERS BLOG HOP. You are arriving from Michelle Short's blog (a list of all the participants is available at the bottom of this post for your convenience).
Today, i am so excited to take part of this awesome collaboration, as Hero Arts and Altenew have joined forces to create the new Bloom & Grow stamp and die set as part of the Hero Arts 45th Anniversary.
The large floral image combined with the soft handwritten sentiments are perfect for cards, journals, and in my case Scrapbook pages.
As soon as i open the stamp set, i had the idea of combining color, size and dimension to create a new layout in my family album (Citrus Twist Kits).
Started with a pink cardstock background, and added a center panel to the page. Here, i used the Altenew Black Obsidian Pigment ink to stamp the large floral images at the corners of the page.
Next, i used one of the script font sentiments to create the title by embossing it with Altenew's clear embossing powder. I also extended the embossing detail to the pink area of the stamped flowers, thus making them stand out on the pink background.
For the other side of the page, I used the Bloom & Grow stamp and die set to create a single blossom -from the same pink cardstock as the adjacent page- and a few sets of leaves which i color using Altenew's Artist Markers (set D, set E).
I wanted to take advantage of the size of the blossom, so i printed my pictures to fit within the width of the page. All i needed was a few extra stickers and enamel dots to complete the page.
I love how this turned out, the new Bloom & Grow stamp and die set is beautiful and perfect for creating Scrapbook layouts. Cannot wait how you are going to use the stamp set.
As part of the celebration, HERO ARTS and ALTENEW are holding a small GIVEAWAY along with this blog hop:
There will be 3 prizes, drawn from comments left
across the blog hop:
- One winner will receive the stamp set!
- One winner will receive a $25 shopping spree at Altenew
- One winner will receive a $25 shopping spree at Hero Arts
GOOD LUCK everyone!
Remember to check the stamp and die set at HERO ARTS, you are going to love what you create with this design.
Now it is time to continue the Blog Hop, your next stop is Nichol Spohr. You can always return here or start at the Hero Arts blog to complete the loop. Here is a list of all the participants:
Hero
Arts
Altenew
Ashlea Cornell
Caly Person
Emily Midgett
Ilina Crouse
Jaycee Gaspar
Jen Schow
Kathy Racoosin
Laurie Willison
Libby Hickson
Lilith Eeckels
Maryám Pérez
Michelle Short
Nathalie DeSousa << You are Here
Nichol Spohr
Norine Borys
Svitlana Shayevich
Virginia Lu
Yana Smakula
Altenew
Ashlea Cornell
Caly Person
Emily Midgett
Ilina Crouse
Jaycee Gaspar
Jen Schow
Kathy Racoosin
Laurie Willison
Libby Hickson
Lilith Eeckels
Maryám Pérez
Michelle Short
Nathalie DeSousa << You are Here
Nichol Spohr
Norine Borys
Svitlana Shayevich
Virginia Lu
Yana Smakula
As always, please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions on how this came together. And now you are off to check more inspiration.
XO
What a fabulous way to incorporate your art.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful examples. Showcases the uses of this stamp set - using color and no color!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet. I love how you colored the flower. The shading is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout! I especially like the way the black outline of the flowers on the left hand page go off the page, thru the rings of the binder.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scrapbook page. Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
Awesome pages!
ReplyDeleteyour layout is so pretty, Nathalie - especially like the left side of your album with the outline of pink with the black outline of flowers. this is my favorite HA collaboration stamp yet - can't wait to get it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful floral pages :)
ReplyDeleteI love this with the black and white photos!
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: Great flower. mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeletethis layout is awesome - love the layout
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and the versatility of this stamp set is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis large flower definitely lends itself as a perfect stamp/element for a scrapbook layout!! Beautiful layout!
ReplyDeleteLovely layout!! Love the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout!! Love the use of colored and uncolored flowers together
ReplyDeleteA beautiful layout! The use of a colored bloom and the outlined flower really adds something special!
ReplyDeletenice layout. thanks as always for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love this new set. So pretty!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove what you did. So lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty layout!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty journal pages - I love your different uses of the blooms!
ReplyDeletevery pretty
ReplyDeleteGreat use of that big beautiful bloom!
ReplyDeleteStunning layout. I like the idea of combining colored and non colored images.
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty pinkish bloom with sun-kissed leaves.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you incorporated the blooms onto your pages! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThe way you have incorporated this stunning flower on your pages is really gorgeous! I love the stamping over the pink and white of the pages! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Love this stamp in your album!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Love this flower weather it's colored or not colored!
ReplyDeleteStunning journal spread. Such a beautiful design and the balance of elements and color really enhance the photo.
ReplyDeleteThe gorgeous stamp is perfect for journals! I love your beautiful album page.
ReplyDeleteAwesome collaboration between Hero Arts and Altenew! Great inspiration, I especially love your coloring on the second page of the journal layout!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Thanks for sharing! Great page layout!
ReplyDeleteHi Nathalie :) It was lovely to see the beautiful stamp set used in another setting!!! I'm going to try and incorporate stamping into my scrapbooking soon! Thanks for inspiring me :)
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: great project. mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteAmazing layout and love the colors. Really like how you fitted the blossoms and photos all together! Thanks for sharing!
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