November My Monthly Hero Countdown + Giveaway: Day 3 - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on October 31, 2021

November My Monthly Hero Countdown + Giveaway: Day 3

Friends, release day is near! There's just one more sleep until our November My Monthly Hero kit and add-ons are revealed on Monday at 10am PT. Until then, enjoy the final three sneak peeks from our Creative Team – they're sure to make you smile! Looking for more details on these irresistible holiday projects? Visit the blog links provided below each designer's photo.

Project #9 created by Maria Willis
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #10 created by Lydia Fiedler
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #11 created by Pocono Pam
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

There you have it. Eleven wonderful projects to give you a taste of one of the sweetest and most versatile kits we've ever created! (Missed earlier countdown posts? Check them out here and here.) If you're looking for a kit that will bring a whole lot of FUN to your Christmas and holiday crafting, this is it. Tomorrow we've arranged a blog hop that's chock full of more creative ways to use the November kit and add-ons. Get ready for a great start to the new month and holiday inspiration galore!

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, November 1, before the kit launches at 10am Pacific. The more you comment, the more chances to win. Good luck!

Please note: Although our blog is currently only displaying the 20 most recent comments, rest assured all of your comments are being received and approved upon moderation. You will be eligible for the giveaway even if your comment is not displayed along with the 20 most recent. We apologize for this issue and are working to resolve it. Thank you!

Happy stamping,

125 comments

That really is a great looking reindeer!

Ann Apolito,

These are amazing! That felt Santa is genius!

Amanda Wilcox,

Love what the makers have created with this kit.

Chris Handy,

The variety of projects from one cute kit never ceases to amaze me! Already planning mine!

Marie Ensley,

This looks like a fabulous kit! Can hardly wait for the release tomorrow!

Tina Anderson,

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