2019 Catalog Sneak Peek #1 + Giveaway - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on January 14, 2019

2019 Catalog Sneak Peek #1 + Giveaway

Today we're very excited to begin sharing sneak peeks from our upcoming 2019 Catalog! The new catalog, filled with more than 100 new products, officially debuts later this week at Creativation. During the next four days, we’ll share photos from the catalog, as well as several giveaway opportunities, leading up to the full catalog reveal on Friday. Where to begin? Let's start by looking...UP!

New stamping adventures await, and the sky's the limit! The first section of our new catalog is filled with all things SKY, including the stamps featured on the cards above – Sky's the Limit Balloons (CM325). This charming 4x6" clear set includes mix and match hot air balloons, clouds, greetings and more. The delightful line art illustrations will be fun to color and use as a springboard for a variety of techniques. Coordinating Frame Cuts will be available.

What else can you expect to find within this theme? Critters flying high, a sleepy moon, and balloons found only in dreams. We even designed a set of Hot Air Balloon Infinity Dies (DI597) that will allow you to build your own balloons any way you wish. (Creativation show attendees, keep an eye out for these floating about our booth!)

GIVEAWAY: Leave a comment on this post and we will randomly select one winner to receive a $20 gift card to the Hero Arts online shop! Please comment by Sunday, January 20 at 11:59pm PT, and we’ll announce the winners the following week.

Look for our 2019 Catalog products to start hitting the shelves at your favorite retailers towards the end of this month, and in the Hero Arts online shop on February 15. If your favorite retailer doesn’t carry Hero Arts – be sure to let them know that you’d like them to!

We’ll be back tomorrow with another look at the new goodies, and another giveaway. See you then!

468 comments

Im looking forward to all new stamps and the whole new catalog 2019.

Marliese Arnold,

I enjoy using Hero Arts products to make greeting cards. They always have a special look!

Liz,

Wow – like I said earlier, I started reading from the top down, so I didn’t realize I’d have 4 times to enter. I just received my first kit and am so happy with everything I see, so I can’t wait to see what my next kit has to offer. Your catalog offers so many fun new ideas. My only regret is that I can’t buy last month’s kit!! Thank you.
Sandi

Sandi Tretter,

Ooo . . . these balloons look fabulous! And what beautiful cards!

Heather Mills,

Can’t wait to see the catalog and love those balloons – so colorful! Thank you.

Donna Sue,

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