In the Spotlight: Flowers and Swirls Hero Transfers
Posted by Hero Arts on April 17, 2025

In the Spotlight: Flowers and Swirls Hero Transfers

We are back for another product feature for our In the Spotlight series. In this series, we're shining a light on some of our favorite past Hero Arts products, showcasing their timeless appeal with a variety of inspiring card samples. See just how versatile and enduring these products truly are, and get fresh, unique ways to incorporate them into your cardmaking and crafting.



Today's feature is the Flowers and Swirls Hero Transfers. These versatile transfers feature flowers, leaves, swirls, and dot clusters—perfect for planners, cards, invitations, journals, and more. They are easy to apply on a variety of surfaces like cardstock, glass, wood, and more.


On the cards below, Kelly uses the Transfers on acetate and vellum—two surfaces that are often tricky to stamp on. The Transfers apply effortlessly and deliver stunning results every time!

For the card on the left she applied the Transfers to vellum, creating a soft look that almost looks like the images were printed. And then the for card on the right, she used the Transfers on acetate to create a shaker card. There is no better (or easier!) way to add crisp, colored images to acetate.

Here are a couple more examples from our Creative Team members showing how the Transfers are a great addition to mixed media style cards and projects.

Have you tried Hero Transfers yet! We have a large variety of designs to choose from!


Happy crafting!

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