United As One: Sneak Peek - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on July 24, 2020

United As One: Sneak Peek

Thanks for joining us all week as we launched our collaboration with Dana Joy and Pocono Pam - United As One - as well as the the We Stand With You set from The Stamping Village. Your support and enthusiasm has been wonderful.

Before we head into the weekend, we thought it would be fun to share a little peek of the next stamp set coming from our partnership with Dana and Pam! This one is called Kids United, and will be lots of fun for all of you coloring enthusiasts! 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.

Like the rest of our unity line, profits from this set will be donated to Innocence Project. Watch for this stamp set (as well as a couple other unity products!) to release on our website at the end of August, or ask your favorite retailer to carry it soon!

Have a wonderful weekend,

6 comments

what a gorgeous sneak peek! ♥ love this

Hilde Larsen aka. Tindaloo,

Love this so much!

Tami,

I love everything about this line, and am excited to see what’s next!

Julie Wexler,

Those children are precious! Thanks again for your efforts to promote unity and justice.

Barbara-Jean,

Such a sweet image! Looking forward to seeing the rest.

Geri S,

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