2018 Season of Wonder Catalog Reveal + Giveaway - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on July 17, 2018

2018 Season of Wonder Catalog Reveal + Giveaway

Welcome to a Season of Wonder! Today we are thrilled to unveil the newest Hero Arts catalog, filled with more than 80 new products, and page after page of beautiful projects made by our Creative Team.

To see everything that’s new for Fall, Winter and Holiday stamping, click here or on the cover image above. You can flip the pages of the digital catalog, or you can even download a PDF version.

Prefer a paper copy? We've got them right here! Please note -- if you are a My Monthly Hero subscriber, you will be receiving a FREE copy of the catalog in next month's August box as a special subscriber appreciation gift!

And if you'd like like to get a headstart on your holiday cardmaking and be among the first to get your hands on new Season of Wonder goodies, we're offering an earlybird release of one stamp and die combo from the collection...

The Wonder and Magic of Christmas Bundle is just $33.00 and available now!

Wondering when you can get your hands on the rest of Season of Wonder products? You’ll begin finding them in stores in early August. See something you like? Ask your favorite retailer to order! All products will also be available in the Hero Arts online store beginning August 22.

GIVEAWAY: To celebrate the release of the new Season of Wonder catalog, we are giving away a $50 Hero Arts gift card! We’d love to know which new products you can’t wait to add to your own crafty collection. Leave a comment here by 11:59pm PT on Sunday, July 22, and we’ll announce the randomly chosen gift card winner here on the blog the following week. Good luck and happy stamping!

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332 comments

I love the color-layering Holly set, it looks graphic and fun!

Carol B

Carol B,

I am just looking forward to any and all holiday stuff. I just love the die/stamp combos. I think it’s my newest addiction!!

Dawn Johnson,

I’m sure there are many things I will just have to have, but I immediately fell for the Christmas Mice. They are just so darn cute!

Susan Nichols,

The layered owl stamp is my favorite.

Laurie Helgason,

So many amazing items in this catalog that it is really hard to pick just one. My first pick would be the layering fawn just because it is so adorable ! Thanks for a chance to win !

karenajo,

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