Hero Arts Blog

Discover the beauty of the Wild Columbine Stamp & Cut Bundle and coordinating Color Layering Stencils! With rich layering options, this versatile set transitions beautifully from spring to fall.

Rachel shares a creative tutorial on making adorable ghost-themed mixed media ATCs using the Boo to You dies. It’s a fun and spooky craft perfect for celebrating the best season of the year—Halloween!

Jennifer shares a festive Christmas card design using the Snowflake Star Etched Dies from the Very Merry Collection. She demonstrates how to create a striped star from cardstock and add depth with a subtle background technique.

In this Clever Crafts feature, discover how to transform simple paper into spooky-chic Halloween rosette door decorations. With just a few folds, layers, and a dash of creepy charm, these dimensional rosettes bring festive flair to your front door.

In this blog post, Lisa shares how to craft a sweet yet spooky Halloween card that's both simple and stylish. With a touch of splatter for added texture and interest, it's the perfect handmade touch for the season!

Make a cozy fall gatefold card with vellum, layered stamping, and a belly band using the Hero Arts September Stamp & Cut of the Month: Pick of the Patch.

Discover how to make a bold, textured card using inks, stencils, and a unique stippling technique. Watch as the trees from the September Layering Stencil of the Month are brought to life with rich detail and depth.

Congrats to the winner from our September Hero Studio Blog Hop!

Show off your creativity in our September Stay Crafty Challenge—enter now for a chance to win a $50 gift card!

Creativity, community and Christmas cheer await at our Handmade Holiday Workshop! This one-day virtual event held on October 18, 2025 features five inspiring cardmaking classes taught by amazing instructors, all using our festive Cool Yule collection

Create an adorable die cut scene card featuring a fox and an orange tabby cat in a comfy brass bed complete with blue quilt and fluffy pillows.

Get inspired with our September Monthly Minis! Watch as Mindy Eggen and Charlene Madrid share creative project ideas in four inspiring videos—one for each subscription.

Watch the video to see how to create an adorable fall scene featuring the September 2025 Hero Studio Card Kit. Also watch to learn tips for watercoloring with Hero Arts Reactive Inks.

Celebrate the season with the Fall in the Forest September Hero Studio release! Featuring adorable woodland critters, autumn foliage, and festive details, this cozy collection is perfect for all your fall crafting.

Explore five stunning creations shared in the Hero Arts Collective Facebook Group in August 2025.

Learn how to add intertest to clean and simple cards by adding patterns in two different ways - with stenciling and with cardstock.

Congratulations to the winner of our August Collections IG Hop giveaway!

This month’s Fresh Take project captures the spirit of Halloween with a whimsical terrarium-style card featuring playful ghosts, a starry purple background, and spooky die-cut details.

Create a vibrant multi-colored design using the Fa La La Letterpress to add festive texture and cheer to your cards. This technique layers rich letterpress impressions in various colors for a playful and eye-catching holiday effect.

Our next Stamp & Craft event is this Sunday (8/24)! Grab your supplies and craft along with Channin as she creates two projects with the new Hero Studio August 2025 release.

Natasha dresses up the What's Cookin? mouse for a bit of Hocus Pocus fun using the Tricks and Treats Stamp & Cut.

The Hocus Pocus and Very Merry Collections are now available! Join our Instagram Hop for loads of inspiration and a chance to win a $50 gift card.

Learn creative techniques for making eye-catching holiday cards using the Big Mouth Nutcracker Die Set. Discover how to add texture to your Nutcracker’s outfit, with plenty of inspiring examples included.

Watch Lisa create a super sparkly and textured Christmas Shaker Card. She shares some tips and tricks for lining up layering stencils and making a fuss free shaker card.

Create a cheerful summer card featuring the Summer Bouquet Stamp Set paired with a breezy, stenciled beach scene.

The winners of the Cardmaker Showdown Contest have been revealed! Join us as we celebrate the standout designs that captured the judges’ attention and earned top honors!

Discover the versatility of the Mixed Textures Clear Stamp Set! This set is perfect for adding depth, detail, and a unique touch to any crafting style.

In this Clever Crafts feature, discover how to stretch the use of your dies by creating an easy, eye-catching gel printed panel. This fun technique adds unique texture and depth, giving your projects a fresh creative twist.

See how Jeannie builds a spooky-chic background with heat embossing and die cut frames using the August Hero Studio Die Set of the Month!

Giveaway winner announcement for the August Hero Studio Blog Hop.

Show off your creativity in our August Stay Crafty Challenge—enter now for a chance to win a $50 gift card!

Create a spooky-chic Halloween card by combining heat embossing, detailed die cutting, and layering stencils. This hauntingly fun design brings dimension and texture to your card with rich layers and eerie elegance.

Make a statement with the August Cling of the Month stamped in white ink on black cardstock for bold contrast. Layered portraits and metallic accents complete the dramatic look.

Two spooky cards were created using the crystal ball image from the August Stamp and Cut set. Both designs feature black cardstock as the base, setting a dark and moody tone—perfect for a mysterious, Halloween-inspired look.

Learn tips for aligning the layering stamps from the Abraham and Katrina Stamp Set from the August Card Kit using the included stamping guides. As well as learn two ways to create the amazing disappearing mirror technique with the Holographic Rainbow Film and the Pear Blossom Press lights.

Get a closer look at some creative inspiration using our August Hero Studio Monthly Minis.