My Monthly Hero is Here! + a Giveaway! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on May 02, 2016

My Monthly Hero is Here! + a Giveaway!

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Release day is here! We hope you’ve enjoyed all of the peeks leading up to today’s launch of our hero_product_link sku="MH106" text="My Monthly Hero May 2016"] kit! Be sure to scroll down to the end of this post – we have an amazing list of bloggers joining us today as we introduce this kit. And another kit is up for grabs, too!

My Monthly Hero May 2016

This month's kit was designed by our very own team member Kelly Rasmussen!

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I started at Hero Arts in 2008 as a web artist and have grown that role into designing stamps. I live in Nebraska, have three kids, and I'm a Huskers fan and a lover dark chocolate and organization. I'm so excited to share this My Monthly Hero kit with you!

This month's kit was inspired by our good friend Jennifer McGuire and her wonderful Share Handmade Kindness campaign. The kit contains everything you need to say thank you, make someone's day or spread a little kindness.

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The kit contents include:

► A 4 x 6 clear stamp set
► A gift card envelope die
► Four half sheets of cardstock in tiffany blue and green apple
► Four half sheets of vellum in turquoise and iridescent white
► Ten white tags
► .5 oz silver embossing powder
► Gray twine
► Gems
► Sheet of glue dots

This month’s kit has been paired with a couple of optional add-on products, too! First, we have the hero_product_link sku="DI192" text="Thank You Pair Fancy Die"] set. These dies coordinate perfectly with the stamps included in the kit, or can be used all on their own! Both words stacked together measure 3″ wide x 2.5″ tall.

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Kelly designed the hero_product_link sku="CL981" text="Happy Mail"] stamp set to either decorate your envelopes, or create cards - either way, it's an adorably versatile set!CL981_blog

We’ve enlisted the help of our fabulous design team as well as some of our best crafting friends to launch this month’s kit. Please be sure to visit all of these talented ladies — and leave a comment at every stop along the way! One reader will receive a free kit (or reimbursement if you’ve already purchased your kit). Leave your comments on all of these blogs by Sunday, May 8 at 11:59pm PT, then look for the winner announcement here on the blog the following week.

The Hero Arts Blog (you are here!)
Jennifer McGuire
Kelly Rasmussen
Yana Smakula
Lucy Abrams
Kathy Racoosin
Mariana Grigsby
Wanda Guess
Clare Prezzia
May Sukyong Park
Joan Bardee
Amy Tsuruta
Lydia Fiedler
Libby Hickson

The hero_product_link sku="MH106" text="May 2016 My Monthly Hero"] kit is available in limited quantities, and we know they are going to go quickly. Grab yours right hero_product_link sku="MH106" text="HERE"], before they are gone!

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