Happy New Year Gratitude Giveaway! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on January 01, 2022

Happy New Year Gratitude Giveaway!

All of us at Hero Arts send our best wishes for a bright, happy, and healthy new year! Our hope is that your days are filled with joy, possibility, and plenty of creativity. We look forward to sharing all of that and more with you during 2022!

Along with our happy wishes, we thought it would be fun to ring in the new year with a GRATITUDE GIVEAWAY! To put it simply, we love that you're here. We appreciate you being a special part of the Hero Arts community – you brighten our days with your kindness, creativity, and support. Thank you. ❤

We'll pick 3 random winners from all of the comments on this post to receive a $25 Hero Arts gift card. Just tell us how long you've been a papercrafter and if you enjoy any other crafts in addition to papercrafting. Comment by January 12 and we'll announce the winners right here on the blog on January 15.

Pop over here to Instagram for a BONUS entry for another gift card!

Wishing you the very best,

143 comments

I have been paper crafting and making cards for over 35 years. I always loved making “art” growing up and came to stamping when my children were very young. Hero Arts stamps were among my first purchases, and a favorite part of my large collection of wood stamps, as well as my collection of clear and cling stamps. Thank you for helping me with my creativity, Hero Arts! I like to sew and knit, also, but stamping is where I spend most of my time.

Janet Carter,

I have been making cards since November of 2001! I just hit my 20th anniversary of papercrafting. I actually do not do any other hobby unless you consider hiking a hobby. I consider it my therapy! Thanks for making great products and for giving away such a great prize. Happy New Year!

Janet Sisk,

I made my first scrapbook in 2013 after taking my grandson on a trip to Iceland and Paris – I thought he needed something to remember it by. I was hooked and have never stopped! I also make cards and do other paper craft projects, and I do a bit of sewing. These passions have filled my retirement life, especially in the last couple of years!

Margaret Roberts,

I have been a papercrafter for over 20 years but have really made cards on a regular basis about 5 years! I love to stamp tags, coasters and anything I can! I also love to garden.

Rachel Duong,

Yowza, I’ve been a papercrafter since 1997 or 1998 when my friend Frances invited me to a crafting party. That’s, what, 24 years? I remember having a little set of drawers I kept in the dining room of my little apartment and crafted on the dining table. Now my craft stuff has overwhelmed the “guest room” in my house. I really don’t have room to do any other kind of crafts!

Thanks for the opportunity to win.

Karen Lingel,

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