Happy New Year from Hero Arts! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on January 01, 2021

Happy New Year from Hero Arts!

The tumultuous times of 2020 have brought terrible health, economic, and social distress. It has been a time we have all needed support.

At Hero Arts, we are thankful we have been able to endure as a company, which is a blessing we do not take for granted. Your kindness and support was the reason. Our customers are the strength that allows us to carry on.

This support has been felt industry-wide, and was nothing short of heroic. Our industry is unique in so many ways, and this outpouring of support for each other in our darkest hour is inspirational.

I feel a great sense of optimism for 2021. Stamping offers the perfect remedy for the times: through creating and making comes giving and sharing.

We at Hero Arts are excited to bring new creativity, new ideas, and new products in order to offer a refuge from the tough times. We will have an exciting new 2021 Catalog, debuting January 15th, packed with new products and ideas. Each month starting January 4th we will offer a new My Monthly Hero kit with many new add-ons. We have a fabulous Creative Team that will bring tons of new ideas, videos, and blog posts your way. We hope to bring you our best in order to give back and thank each of you for your support and love.

Happy New Year from all of us at Hero Arts!

9 comments

I was really impressed with the messages in the kits from 2020 and am excited to see the encouraging messages continuing in the 2021 kits.
The themes are wonderful too! Thanks for all of the products you offer to the crafting community, I appreciate you Hero Arts!

Lori Lehnen,

Thank you guys for all you do. The last kit of 2020 was stunning can’t wait to see what you bring in 2021.

Janice Thomas,

Happy New Year!

Thank you for the joy you allow us to bring to ourselves and others. Art is therapy, and we need that now more than ever. The December final kit for 2020 said it all, “HOPE” and that is what we have.

Wishing the Hero Art’s family a wonderful New Year!

Dawn Keene,

Happy New Year!! Thank you for all you do for the crafting/ stamping community, can’t wait to see what the new year brings!

Rachel Groner,

I believe in “always look on the bright side of life”. My family has been lucky this year. Most of us have made it thru the pandemic in good health. Budget stretched, laid off or jobless—but we made it! And even when I could only window shop here at Hero Arts, you have made life a little less stressful. Thanks for being there! I look forward to MMH Kits in 2021!

Mary Lou Ni Maire,

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