Oh What Fun: Sneak Peek #1 + Giveaway - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on July 19, 2019

Oh What Fun: Sneak Peek #1 + Giveaway

Welcome to Christmas in July, Hero Arts style! We invite you to join us for three days of sneak peeks from our upcoming 2019 Winter catalog, leading up to the full reveal next Wednesday, July 24. We've titled this year's catalog "Oh What Fun." It is a celebration of crafting for the holidays and creating from the heart for the people you most love – oh what fun, indeed!

Let's jump right in. Peek-a-boo!

Card by Creative Team member Janette Kausen

Introducing the new Winter Village Peek-A-Boo Cling (CG784) and coordinating Circular Peek-A-Boo Doors Fancy Die (DI659)! Building upon the wildly popular Peek-A-Boo Doors Fancy Die with rectangular windows, we're excited to offer a similar die with circular windows. Best of all, the windows on both peek-a-boo dies are aligned so that they match all of the coordinating cling stamps, resulting in SO many fun possibilities! The growing peek-a-boo collection offers style, seasonality and creativity all in one.

Of course, you'll want some mini messages to stamp inside those windows, so we've designed a 3"x4" clear set with that in mind. Hero Greetings Christmas Messages (CM379) is filled to the brim with merry phrases! These are also sized perfectly for quick holiday gift tags.

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 Wednesday, July 24 at 11:59pm PT.

Look for our Oh What Fun products to start hitting the shelves at your favorite retailers in early August, and in the Hero Arts store on August 22. 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 on Monday with another fun-filled peek. Have a wonderful weekend!

513 comments

Oh what fun this is. Winter is on its way and this card is proof of that!! A card for every kid, young and old alike

Betty Hempel,

I looked at the online shop and viewed last year’s Winter catalog. I was amazed, I had no idea HA has so many stamps, dies and other products. I just signed up for the newsletter and I am looking forward seeing and purchasing the new arrivals.

Judy Lester,

I love this card. It feels like Christmas time and it looks like so much fun!!! I can hardly wait to create with these stamps.

Charlotte G,

Another wonderful creation. This is perfect for an interactive Christmas card, no more boring holiday cards. Thanks Hero Arts, job well done!

Tamara,

One glimpse of this card and I knew I’d want it. The coloring is superb! Love the idea of the hidden windows-perfect for an Advent calendar.

Willireb,

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