December My Monthly Hero Countdown + Giveaway: Day 3 - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on December 05, 2021

December My Monthly Hero Countdown + Giveaway: Day 3

Hello friends! Welcome to the last day of our December kit countdown! If you missed the first two days of inspiration, we invite you to circle back and check it out here and here. There's just one more sleep until the kit and add-ons are revealed on Monday at 10am PT. Until then, we hope you enjoy these final four sneak peeks from our Creative Team! Looking for more details? You can visit the blog links provided below each designer's photo.

Project #9 created by Debi Adams
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #10 created by Maria Willis
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #11 created by Jessica Frost-Ballas
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #12 created by Lydia Fiedler
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

And that's a wrap! Big thanks to our Creative Team for all of the beautiful projects and big thanks to YOU for stopping by and sharing your comments with us! We invite you to join us on launch day for a special blog hop featuring even more inspiration from the December My Monthly Hero release.

WIN A KIT BEFORE YOU CAN BUY IT: Just leave a comment on this (and every) Countdown to Creativity post. We’ll randomly draw one lucky winner from comments left across all countdown posts on the Hero Arts blog. The winner will be announced first thing Monday morning, December 6, before the kit launches at 10am Pacific. The more you comment, the more chances to win. Good luck!

Happy stamping,

84 comments

Thank you for another great kit.
Tomorrow, the release-day of the kit, it is “Sinterklaas”-day in Belgium.
Sinterklaas is our Santa Claus. He brings presents and candy for children.
It would be great if Sinterklaas brought a Hero Arts present at my chimney. ;-)
Nice Sunday to everyone !

Lieve Stoffels,

What an extraordinarily beautiful kit. I want to purchase the kit and probably I will want to purchase the related products. As I said in my previous comment, it is your uniqueness and creativeness that most attract me to Hero Arts. This kit seems to mark a return to what makes Hero Arts so worthwhile.

Barbara Joyce Rademacher,

I like the use of black on these cards.

Sue D,

I’m trying to guess what the add ons are… the cards today are just delightful! I’m thinking the cats come from an “add on”and the sentiments?

Fionna wheatley,

Super cute inspiration! Looking forward to full reveal tomorrow!

Janet Trapp,

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