Hero Arts | Sweet Ice Cream Card

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Hello all! Heat embossing is such a great way to take a project to the next level, I love using embossing powder (usually clear or clear with a mix of glitter) to “sugar coat” my die cuts. I shared a Wet Fish card a couple weeks ago and that has sparked a desire to use embossing powder like that again.

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So today I’m sharing a Sweet Ice Cream card, I think it works great for a darling little invitation or a Birthday greeting card. I used Hero Arts Oh Happy Day Mini Stamp Set by Lia Griffith, there are several different ice cream and dessert images plus a few sentiments included in this set.

I stamped my images using Hero Arts Intense Black ink and colored with a few colors of Copic Markers. I am once again revising the Copic for Cardmakers Class (I didn’t finish it the first time I took it) and enjoying some additional practice time with my markers. I always thought I didn’t have enough red markers, but seeing how the ice cream turned out here I think I might just have enough 🙂

Ice cream and dessert images were fussy cut with scissors and sugar coated using Hero Arts Sparkle Embossing powder. I used embossing ink pen and added embossing ink just to the ice cream itself (not to the cones or sticks), I call this selective heat embossing, covered with Sparkle embossing powder and heat set it. I love how yummy these images ended up looking on the finished card.

My sentiments were stamped using Hero Arts Brown Bark Ink or heat embossed in White Embossing powder onto brown cardstock. The card base was made out of brown, so I wanted to avoid using black as much as possible.

Because the card base was made out of dark paper I also included a white panel on the inside and stamped a few additional images to continue the ice cream theme.

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