January Kit News - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on December 31, 2021

January Kit News

Hello friends! We wanted to let you know that our January My Monthly Hero Kit will be released on Monday, January 10 at 10am PT. Please note, this is one week later than usual due to the New Year holiday.

Enjoy the extra time to craft with your kits from 2021 and we will see you right here on the blog for some gorgeous kit peeks beginning next Friday, January 7!

If you'd like to comment with a guess as to what you think the theme might be, we'd love to hear.

Happy holidays!

9 comments

Not really a guess…just something on my wish list…still hoping to see a “subtly steampunk” set. And anything with pets is always welcome, though we’ve had some nice animals in some sets lately. And I can never get enough vintage!

Lillian Menzies,

A collaboration of father time, clocks and the Roman god Janus, (from whom January was named) “known as the protector of gates and doorways who symbolize beginnings and endings. Janus is depicted with two faces, one looking into the past, the other with the ability to see into the future.” (p.s. I googled that tee hee) Annnd Father time reminder of all of our Birthdays. Happy New Year Hero Arts!

Carol Wortman,

Hi I think it will be a kit to help us prepare to send out Love. So we will have valentines ready to go!! Especially since the world needs more love shared :)

Happy crafting!!!

Sabrina Williams,

I think it will be a set with an envelope die and stamps about sending cards.

Alma Dirpaul,

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