Heffy Doodle Release week Blog Hop!

 Hello Heffy Doodlers, and welcome to the Heffy Doodle Release Blog Hop! The new release is now available for purchase from Heffy Doodle and official retailers, and we are celebrating with lots of inspiration and a giveaway, too!


There are so many wonderful products to share in this new release, and so much incredible inspiration from the entire design team, that I have no doubt that you will “need it all”. So make sure you follow along the hop list that I will share at the end of this post so that you don’t miss a thing, and for your chance to win some pretty amazing prizes. 

Today I’m sharing a bright sherbet colored design using a combination of several of the new release items and a few previously released goodies. I love to combine products and really fill the page to create my scenes and it wasn’t hard to achieve gorgeous results with these new Heffy Doodle products.

The first thing I started with was my background layer, I used the new Stitched Hearts Background Die to cut a 4.25 x 5.5 panel from soft pink cardstock. I lightly inked the edges of the panel with Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Ink to give a little dept, and splattering with glittery Perfect Pearls and a metallic blush pink ink. Next, I used a same sized stitched rectangle die to cut two panels from bright white Neenah Solar cardstock and vellum. I used the stitched Silver Lining Cloud Borders to trim those panels, to make layered clouds, before gently inking the edges of the shorter white cloud with Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Ink.

Next I stamped my images from the My Little Angel stamp set and colored them with fun sherbet hues, before using the My Little Angel Dies to cut out the characters. I love that the dies cut out the hands so they can hold the accessories. After my die cutting was complete I used acrylic paint and a dotting tool to add tiny white dot highlights to my images, then I used a glittery Spectrum Noir Sparkle brush to add shimmer to the halos and harps. 

I die cut the script To My , with the new word dies, from the remainder of the pink cardstock. Then I used a small banner die from the previously released Tag Along Die Set  to stamp my sentiment from the My Little Angel stamp set. Using a verity of glues and adhesive tapes I built my scene. I secured the vellum in the lower portion where I knew it wouldn’t be visible, then my inked white cloud layer over top. Next my “guardian angel” banner centered on the bottom, with the “To my” overlapping on top. The green haired angel appeared smallest to me so I added her to the top portion of the sky so the perspective seemed correct, then I staggered my remaining angels in the center. I added the music notes across the scene and a few clear sequins to finish it all up. 

To celebrate the new release Heffy Doodle will be giving away a £50 voucher to the Heffy Doodle Store!! Make sure to comment on each stop in the hop to be entered for your chance to win. The winner will be selected randomly and announced on the Heffy Doodle blog on January 10th.

I hope you like this little tutorial and I hope that visit everyone in the link. You should have arrived here from Amanda Fitterer, and the next stop is Mindy Baxter. Thank you, Davina 

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Heffy Doodle Blog
Tallie Clewley
Ashley Ebben
Jenn Bena
Amanda Fitterer
Davina Cantrell
Mindy Baxter