Posted by Hero Arts
on January 09, 2022
Hello friends, thanks so much for joining us during the countdown these past few days! We're super excited to share the new January kit and add-ons with you at 1pm Eastern/10am Pacific tomorrow. Yes, tomorrow! How's that for a good Monday? You're in for a treat today as Daniel, Maria and Ilina are here to share three beautiful cards featuring stamps and dies from the kit. For more details, follow the blog links provided below each photo, and don't forget to leave a comment below for a chance to WIN a kit too!
Project #9 created by Daniel West
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Project #10 created by Maria Willis
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Project #11 created by Ilina Crouse
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Aren't their projects stunning? You'll be able to enjoy another huge dose of inspiration in Monday's blog hop when we celebrate the release of this kit. We hope you are ready to send some love-filled cards out into the world! What better way start the year than with kindness and creativity?
WIN A KIT BEFORE YOU CAN BUY IT: Just leave a comment on this (and every) Countdown to Creativity post. We’ll randomly draw one lucky winner from comments left across all countdown posts on the Hero Arts blog. The winner will be announced first thing Monday morning, January 10, before the kit launches at 10am Pacific. The more you comment, the more chances to win. Good luck!
Happy stamping,
107 comments
Another great kit and the designers did a great job of showing its versatility. Looking forward to tomorrow’s release to the complete kit plus the add-ons.
Wow just wow, you have outdone your selves with this one!!!!!!!!
The foliage looks like another great layering die. Love the inspiration and the keyhole die is lovely. So many possibilities with this die.
I love that keyhole aperture cover plate – I can think of so many creative ways to use it.
This kit is gorgeous – I fell in love with the layered stamps immediately! I grew up in the desert in California. The only flowers we could get to grow there were marigolds and roses. I’d never seen wisteria until I moved to North Carolina, and I look for it every spring!