A Virtual Hug from Hero Arts - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on April 18, 2020

A Virtual Hug from Hero Arts

This is not a normal time we're living through. We get it. Things are TOUGH right now. We hope with our products we brighten your days just a little, and we love that we are part of an industry that brings creativity and happiness to the world.

We appreciate all of the kindness and patience everyone is showing us. You all deserve a great big virtual hug! 🤗 We encourage you to share a little craftiness and lift each other up with handmade cards, while staying safe and healthy at home.

While this situation hasn't been easy on anyone, we remain committed to sharing creativity in its many forms. We invite you to check out these new features:

• Stay Crafty Challenges - new weekly challenge each Friday
• DIY With Debi - go beyond the card!
• Hero Kids Crafty Hour - ideas for the young makers

Take care and stay safe,

15 comments

Thank you Hero Arts Team – your message of hope and support is really appreciated. I love to make cards with your products and others, so I am quite content in my own home with my husband who is my ‘resident’ consultant! I wish you all to be safe and healthy and look forward to this isolation period ending as soon as it is safe for us to do so.

Ann,

💌 (((virtual hug))) back atcha 💕from the heart. Glad you are staying safe and healthy! All the staff and designers and all who make Hero Arts so amazing are a very special part of so many lives. See ya when we see ya, but always love ya!! 🙏

Carol E. Wortman,

A virtual hug to all of you, too. My hero arts things have been helping to get mr through. And the blog is just wonderful. I love reading the posts, seeing the cards, and watching the videos. You all are really inspirational. Keep it going. Every new post is a gift. And thank you so much. Stay healthy!

Lynn Cyert,

Thank you for putting a smile on my face truly appreciate it and needed it! Hugs!

Dorothy Mutafopulos,

Thank you for putting a smile on my face truly appreciate it and needed it! Hugs!

Dorothy Mutafopulos,

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