Winter Catalog Sneak Peek #4 + Giveaway - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on August 13, 2020

Winter Catalog Sneak Peek #4 + Giveaway

Hello stampers! We've saved something special for our final sneak peek before tomorrow’s 2020 Winter Catalog reveal. This sweet friendship card showcases a new 6" x 8" clear stamp set from our expanding Unity Collection in collaboration with Dana Joy and Pocono Pam.

Card created by Dana Joy

We know you'll fall in love with the images and heartfelt messages included in Kids United (CM471). Representation is such an important part of building a diverse and inclusive community. Everyone should be able to see themselves in the products they are using. This set is a step in that direction.

We are once again honored to partner with Dana and Pam to bring you Kids United, its coordinating Frame Cuts, another 6" x 8" clear set, and a wonderful die!

In Dana's words: "The stamp set was created to show the innocence of children. Race, gender or social status is never an issue with children until an adult shows them the difference. Our children love regardless of race, creed or lifestyle. Never disadvantage a child with the hate of an altered heart. Let them enjoy their world where the color of their friends skin doesn’t matter. Their friendship is what’s important."

And Pam shares: "Children are not born to hate. Kids United was created to confirm this. However, it is our responsibility as adults to teach children to respectfully accept differences in others. Acceptance leads compassion. Compassion is a selfless action that is needed in our homes, communities and world."

Beautifully said. Together we can make a difference. ♥

Hero Arts is donating the net profits from the entire Unity Collection to support racial justice through the Innocence Project.

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, August 16 at 11:59pm PT.

Here are links to previous peeks (and giveaways) in case you happened to miss any. Be sure to comment on each for more chances to win!

Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday

Have a great day and we’ll see you tomorrow for the Winter Catalog reveal!

138 comments

Good share.

Scraporcraft,

What a fabulous idea!! Love and acceptance!! Says it all!!!

Theresa Buck,

Cute!

Cherie Pemberton,

So cute

Yolande,

I love the unity section. So appropriate for these days….

Helen Howard,

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