The 2019 Catalog is Here! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on January 18, 2019

The 2019 Catalog is Here!

It's one of our favorite days of the year! We’re thrilled share the new 2019 Hero Arts Catalog with you. You can view the catalog from cover to cover by clicking HERE or on the image below. Grab your favorite beverage and soak up all 120 pages, with 117 new items and card samples galore!

This year holds special meaning, as we celebrate 45 years in business, and invite you along for "a grand adventure." Soar over land and swim through the sea. Fly away in a hot air balloon, play in lush gardens, and enjoy floral bouquets. This collection includes something for everyone -- a new Hero Hues Premium Cardstock line, Hero Greetings™, Hero Florals™ in Cling, Color Layering designs, Bold Prints, many new dies, and so much more! Here's to creative discoveries that lead to new ideas and adventures. Up, up, and away!

We hope you love the new goodies just as much as we do. Once you’ve had a chance to browse the pages of the digital catalog, we’d love to hear which new products are tops on your wish list. Let us know by leaving a comment below this post and we’ll pick a commenter at random to receive a $20 Hero Arts gift card. It’s that easy! The giveaway is open until 11:59pm PT on Wednesday, January 23.

The new 2019 Catalog products begin shipping out to your favorite retailers starting January 25, and the collection will also be available in the Hero Arts online shop on February 15. We'll host an inspiration-filled blog hop to celebrate the release that day as well!

Thanks so much for stopping by to see the new catalog. Don’t forget to leave your comment for a chance to win!

237 comments

I’m all about the backgrounds so your background stamps and dies quickly top my wish list !

Tracy Lustick,

Happy 45 year’s Hero Arts, wowza! The new catalog is great! I really love the June My Hero kit products that I missed. Several background stamps caught my eye to, like the new wave and tribal stamps. I need to order the catalog so I can take a nice slow look and really take it all in! 😉.

Kelly W.,

So many amazing designs but the Sea & Sky stamps and dies are on my list, along with several Bold Prints and Fancy Dies! Congratulations on 45 years!

Lisa Taylor,

I like the layered stamps. So many ways to use them.

pam edwards,

Hot Air Balloons, Florals and Sentiment (stamps) – Oh My! My wish list is already started!!

Lisa Nichols,

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