One Corner and a little Music - A CAS card

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As I was updating Sunday's challenge listings on my blog, I came across the new AAA challenge, (a CAS challenge blog), with the this week's theme of "One corner and option of Music". Their wonderful DT creations inspired me to ink up another stamp from the Hero Arts My Monthly Hero February Kit, along with the stencil that was part of the kit.

This card was really quick to make. I inked up the stencil from the February Kit using Picked Raspberry and Seedless Preserves Distress inks. My first intention was to stamp the dancing couple on another piece of white card stock and use the matching die from this kit to cut it out and adhere to the card with pop up tape. But I decided to see how I liked it stamped directly onto the stencilled background, so using  Versafine Claire Nocturne Ink I stamped the image directly over the stencilled design. I decided I liked it this way, inked up the music notes from this kit and finished off the stamping. Unfortunately the kit didn't have a sentiment I wanted to use on my card, so instead I picked a sticker from Tim Holtz's Quotations Metallic Sticker Set and used it instead of a sentiment stamp. The shiny golden confettis (all 3 I used are gold, although one appears black in the photo) are part of this set, they were glued on with a tiny bit of Mono Multi liquid adhesive.

                                              Hero Arts My Monthly Hero February Kit 

            Distress Inks: Picked Raspberry and Seedless Preserves // Mini Ink Blending Tool      

               Versafine Claire Nocturne Ink //  Tim Holtz's Quotations Metallic Sticker Set 

Besides the AAA challenge mentioned above, I am also entering my card at "A Blog Named Hero" challenge where the theme this time is "Love is in the Air" and Dream Valley Challenges wants to see Sparkle and Shine this week. Anything but a square at Addicted to Stamps, and All Occasions at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges. 

The February Kit is currently still available for purchase if you are interested. Cost is $34.99. Hero Arts does offer free shipping on orders of $50 and More within the United States. Also, Kit subscribers located in the United States always get their kits shipped for free, you can read about Kit Subscriptions HERE. . I've been a subscriber since September 2018 and am really enjoying receiving a kit monthly. I know I've mentioned this before, but just as a reminder I wanted to let you know, if you were to subscribe now, your first kit to receive would be the March kit, releasing in a couple of weeks. Also, don't forget to check out their newest Catalog additions. I just purchased the  Layering Sea and Sky Set, Layering Waves Set, Hero Greetings Limited Edition for the back of cards and their Cowboy Adventure Set which was from a previous release. 

(Layering Sea also comes in a combo set including dies HERE, as does the set Cowboy Adventure.)

If you missed my other recent cards made with the February kit and would like to take a look, you can see them HERE and HERE. 

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