March My Monthly Hero Countdown + Giveaway: Day 1 - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on March 05, 2021

March My Monthly Hero Countdown + Giveaway: Day 1

The March kit countdown is on! Join us right here on the blog throughout the weekend for plenty of inspiration and giveaway opportunities before our My Monthly Hero launch on Monday. You will be able to see and purchase the new kit and add-ons on Monday, March 8 at 1pm Eastern/10 am Pacific.

Our Creative Team is kicking off the countdown with some wonderful inspiration! Be sure to visit each of their blogs (linked below), where they are sharing more details about their projects. Let's open the book and begin...

Project #1 created by Channin Pelletier
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #2 created by Ilina Crouse
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #3 created by Debi Adams
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

Project #4 created by Pocono Pam
Click HERE to visit her blog for more details.

While it is said that you can't judge a book by its cover, it is safe to say you CAN fall in love with this kit in a heartbeat! The stamp images are so much fun to color and the complementary sentiments will allow you to send cards that any booklover will enjoy. Come back and join us again on Saturday and Sunday to continue the countdown fun and see more of the kit.

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, March 8, before the kit launches at 10am Pacific. The more you comment, the more chances to win. Good luck!

Happy stamping,

153 comments

Loved reading as a child and still do today! What a great set and love the sentiments!

Bernadette Tomasik,

It’s so cool that there are images in the tree. I love to read, and learn, and I love the messages in this set. I have 5 granddaughters who are school age, so I’ll have fun making cards for them.

Michelle Hackett,

Love the bookmark idea so very much! Love the image of imagination! Interesting content, anxious to see more!

Carol Wortman,

I have three boys and I Lina cross’s project speaks to be, because that’s how they all like to read, on tummies oblivious to the world! Deb’s project inspires me to make a tri fold card… can’t wait to see the whole kit!

Fionna Wheatley,

This looks like it is going to be a fun kit!

Kelsey Thomas,

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