Kathy asked me about the Hero Arts layering paper I used on a card from THIS post. I use these a lot. Especially in card making when I want to die cut a specialty shaped card using my Silhouette.
The layering papers are 8 1/2"x 11" sheets of paper that coordinate perfectly with the Hero Arts Folded Cards. They come in a wide range of colors and are solid on one side, white on the other. No texture, perfect for getting crisp, clean stamped images and the Silhouette cuts this paper like butter. Clean cut lines with only one pass of the blade. Perfection, in my book!
To purchase the layering papers, click HERE.
To purchase the folded cards, click HERE.
For the coordinating envelopes, click HERE.
And here's another graduation money card made using Hero Arts Layering Paper. It's the same Silhouette Design as I used on the other graduation card earlier this week. I figure, "why reinvent the wheel". The design and colors are completely different but the shape and use of star elements are the same.
I adore this graduation sentiment from Stampin' Up. It's one of those timeless, classic stamps that I can see myself using year after year.
And this star is one of my favorites. It's also from Stampin' Up and works perfectly with the coordinating SU star punch. That punch is another of my fav's. I just popped it up with some foam adhesive on an old vellum metal rim tag from MM.
And I love finishing off a card with a stamped phrase or greeting on the inside of the card:
Supplies:
- Azure Layering Paper by Hero Arts
- I Do 6x6 Paper Pad (Making Memories)
- A Little Somethin', Happy Grad, Hope Happens (Stampin' Up Stamp Sets)
- Pacific Point Classic Stampin' Pad (Stampin' Up)
- Black Memories Dye Ink Pad by Hero Arts
- Vellum Metal Rim Tag (Making Memories)
- Mini Brads
- Silhouette SD Digital Craft Cutting Tool
- Large Star Punch, Star Punch, Scallop Edge Punch, Spiral Punch (Stampin' Up)
Silhouette Design Used:
- Envelope_money_0545
One more graduation card down, three more to go!
Have a fab day!
I love that card, Nichol! And thanks for answering my question; I am going to have to buy some of that paper and try my hand at it:)
Posted by: Kathy Humphrey | May 13, 2010 at 09:32 AM
LOVE that card - those are wonderful stamps!
Posted by: Marilyn | May 13, 2010 at 11:02 AM
Great card!! I don't have any graduations going on but I'll have to use the design for something! :)
Posted by: JLBOhio | May 13, 2010 at 09:24 PM
Beautiful card! I too love those layering papers. I use them all the time. I was using them for P&C's until I saw yours in person and now I am using my HP softgloss paper but in a pinch or for economical reasons....the Hero Arts layering paper does extremely well for P&C. ;)
Posted by: michelle Liimatainen | May 13, 2010 at 11:10 PM
Nichol
Thanks for posting the HA layering papers. I made a copy to have on hand:)
Your card is amazing! The layering and colors rock:)
Great job!!!
Sandi N.
Posted by: Sandi | May 17, 2010 at 02:01 PM