Something to Celebrate! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on April 15, 2019

Something to Celebrate!

We can't keep this quiet any longer...it's time to share the news!

This year Hero Arts is celebrating 45 years of creativity, community, and crafting. We are so excited to celebrate this milestone with all of you!! Stay tuned...

29 comments

I have Hero Arts stamps in my possession from at least 25 years ago, maybe longer. They are all wood mounted and still stamp beautifully. Guess I have been stamping that long!

Marilyn,

Well done and congratulations for being around for so long x

Debbie Siddle,

Wow! 45 years! You were my first crafting company and continue to be my favorite!

Margaret R,

Happy 45th Anniversary, Hero Arts! You are the pillar of this industry and we salute and support you! Thank you for being AWESOME! Congrats!

Virginia Lu,

Happy 45th anniversary to an amazing company!!

Carol H.,

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