You've Been Spotted! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on April 27, 2021

You've Been Spotted!

Good morning! We're back with another "Spotted" feature and we have some fantastic creations to share with you. We are searching out Hero Arts creations and featuring some of our favorites. And the best part, one of our spotted features will receive a $25 gift card to the Hero Arts online shop!

First up is this cheery butterfly card by Kate! We love how she matched her Color Layering Monarch Butterfly to those cardstock strips. And the rectangle cut out adds a lot of drama and visual interest to her layout!

This pretty card by Lien featuring the Mail Jumble Background Cling stamp makes us smile!! Her beautiful coloring is the perfect focal point for this window scene. Who wouldn't want that pretty rainbow of envelopes in their mailbox?!

Next up is this floral stunner by Joy! Her bold and vibrant colors really make that Hero Florals Poppy pop! And those splatters add the perfect touch to this design.

We love how Melinda used Color Layering Flower Power to create this happy and beautiful card! Those oranges and pinks are simply stunning with her subtle accents of gold. We found this card in the Facebook group: Hero Arts Kit Fanatics.

And last, but certainly not least, we have this happy card by Erika also found in the Facebook group: Hero Arts Kit Fanatics. We just love that cute frog from Hoppy Day and he looks quite content in this gorgeous moonlight scene!

This month's randomly chosen $25 gift card winner is Erika!! Please contact us at info@heroarts.com to claim your prize and include the subject line "Spotted Winner". And for our other Spotted favorites, we'd love for you to display this badge proudly on your blog or social media!

That's it for this month! We love to see what you create and thank you for sharing your creativity with the papercrating community! We'll be back next month with more favorites. So get to creating and share your projects on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, your blog...we'll be looking everywhere! ;)

Happy stamping,

3 comments

Thanks for highlighting these very nice cards!

Karen Kirkman,

Every month I find myself delighted. I have many of your original stamps. I removed the rubber but have kept it and the blocks too. Thanks for being there.

Carol Loumeau,

Wonderful Spotted creations & winner. Congrats.
I have been enjoying using the Apr Kit.
Melissa
“Sunshine HoneyBee”

Melissa SunshineHoneyBee,

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