United As One: Special Guest Dana Joy
Today we are thrilled to welcome one half of the dynamic duo we collaborated with on the United As One stamp set - Dana Joy! Be sure to come back tomorrow when Pocono Pam will be here on the blog. And also make your way to the end of this post to find links to other talented artists joining us today. But first - take it away, Dana!
Hey everyone. It’s Dana Joy here with you today. I’m thrilled to be sharing a tutorial using the newly released United As One stamp set. The partnership stamp set with Hero Arts, Pocono Pam and myself is the first set in the unity collection. This stamp set has such a powerful message with sentiments and hands of friendship. Watch the video below to learn more about the stamp set as I create my projects.
(If you are having trouble viewing this video, please try watching it HERE on YouTube.)
For my cards today I kept the designs simple to really focus on the powerful images and sentiments in this set. For my first card I started by stamping out the large heart in Strawberry Ink. Next I placed the outline hands image inside the heart and stamped it using Intense Black Ink. I colored the image with Copic markers. I lightly outlined the image with Copic markers as well to make the hands stand out.
For added detail I used my black micron pen to add faux stitching around the panel and added a few red sequins using Precision Glue. To finished off this card I layered this piece onto Pitch Black Cardstock, added two strips of Cherry Cardstock to border the image and placed this completed panel on a white card base.
My second card I used the layering hands from the stamp set. Using various shades of brown and tan inks I was able to create this lovely silhouette of hands. I repeatedly stamped hearts in the same inks to surround the hands. To finish off this panel I stamped out one of the sentiments from the stamp set under the hands. I layered this panel onto rust colored cardstock and placed it on a white card base.
Hope you enjoyed the cards and tutorial today.
Would you like some more inspiration for using this stamp set? Dana has invited some special guests to join her today - visit their blogs for more ideas!
Mitsyana Wright
Mary Polanco
Tenia Nelson
And we'll see you back here tomorrow when Pam shares her project using these United As One stamps!
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9 Responses
Pauline Palmer
August 01, 2020
I love your cards and love hero arts for this effort with you ladies. Can you suggest some ink pad colors to stamp the hands. My marker selection is fine but none of pads look skin. Thanks in advance.
Linda W. (ScrappinBari)
July 21, 2020
Two beautiful cards with that wonderful stamp set, Dana!! Enjoyed your video too – thanks for the inspiration!!
Rachel
July 21, 2020
The simplicity of your cards is impactful & beautiful! Congrats again on bringing your designs to market :-)
Bonita Reyes
July 21, 2020
We need these types of messages at this time, especially
Sheila H
July 21, 2020
Your cards are lovely and so important!
Tenia Nelson
July 21, 2020
These cards are awesome, Dana!!
Mary Polanco
July 21, 2020
This is just the most gorgeous card! Thank you for leading the way and reminding us of the importance of inclusion! Hugs!
Lameka
July 21, 2020
Very beautiful Dana! Love the message and simplicity of it.
Pam Tinney
July 21, 2020
Dana! These cards are beautiful! love the color combo.