LIVE REPLAY: MUST-SEE! Hanging With Hero with Tim Holtz!
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Join co-hosts Aaron Leventhal and Jennifer McGuire as they continue Hero Arts 50th anniversary celebration with a LIVE series of chats with crafty friends! Tonight we have one of our favorites - Tim Holtz! They will share share stories, history, ideas, laughs...and of course lots of giveaways too!
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Just as you were blessed by Judy Ross I live in Sun City West and our community is blessed to have her live right here with us! She hosts a mixed media class every Friday afternoon and it is impossible to walk out of the class not having learned something about the world of art and creation. She is a phenomenal teacher and inspiration to all of us! And the best thing she did was bring Tim to all of us! Tim needs to know that he helped me through the awful 2 years of Covid with his weekly classes. Amazing talent! Thanks Judy for bringing Tim to the world of art!
This has been so enjoyable watching. Three friends teaching us all the history of these products we all love! The kindness in your hearts and love of what you do glows from you! We are so lucky to have you!❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎊🎊🎊
YAY CAROL DUVALL!!! SHE LIVES ON FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS AND OUR ABILITY TO MAKE ART OUT OF CRAP AND SCRAPS!❤
I NEVER missed her show! That was when HGTV was truly home & garden!
Love Carol Duvall! The first time I saw heat embossing was on her show back in the mid to late 90s. I've been hooked on this hobby ever since! It was so nice to hear her name brought up again! ♥️
Oh how I loved Carol and miss her so much.
Carol Duval is the most important crafting person in my life. She and Aleene (if the glue!) made crafting accessible to a lot of women and men. Yes. I remember the episodes with a very young Tim Holtz.
I know this is a replay, but I just wanted to say Tim is my crafting/creative hero. Thank all of you for taking the time to share all of this history of such an important industry.
Another FIVE STAR ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ conversation!!! Thank you Jennifer and Aaron for putting these videos together. And thank you, Tim Holtz, for sharing your story with us! Look at all we have because you were able to convince someone to think outside of their box! Thanks for your imagination!
Well Jennifer, you didn't cry...but I did! I am so happy to be part of this wonderful creative and sharing community!!! My joy has grown as my dearest friends have come to be a part of this as well!
Wow, being 80 I remember it all, well, at least most of it. When you mentioned Gruenig, Weinberg, Duvall, the memories flooded in. And the booklets, how many of them did I own at one time. Thumbs up.
That's so funny about Tim steering away from accountancy b😮because that's what I did my whole life. Didn't take up creative art with card making until I retired 15 years ago. Never thought I would ever be interested in artistic anything. Fell in love with color and different mediums. I was hooked.
I loved listening to all of you! Thank you for taking the time to share your stories and experiences this week and last week ❤ I love our crafty community and appreciate the words of encouragement to keep our comments positive. Thank you for all that each of you do!!!
Love Tim's story!
Loved hearing Tim’s origin story!
After watching last week's Hanging with Hero, I had to watch this one with Tim. Love Tim & Mario. They are inspirational in so many ways. Love watching Jennifer with her techniques. She inspires me to create a well. Love Hero Arts products. I've been using them for 25+ years. I still have all of my Hero Arts wood mounts from back in the day. Thank you for all of you who inspire creativity.
I have to say that I started with Hero Arts stamps but did a deep dive when Jennifer demonstrated the various ways to use Distress Inks. I was hooked! I thank all 3 of you for my ability to enjoy this creative outlet for 30 plus years! Looking forward to new innovations always!
Thank you so much for this interview with Tim Holtz!,
Thanks for the replay of this live. It's so great to hear the 3 of you talk about "back in the day" history and then what's happening now. I'm focusing on developing myself as a fine artist, but I still love paper crafting (always will) and all kinds of mixed media. And I'm also proud that there are so many high quality American arts and crafts & art supply manufacturers that produce some of THE best products in the world! This year, in fact, I have made an extra effort to buy from American-based and American brands (or mostly American-made) as well as other much-loved international brands that I know I can trust who practice ethical trade & employment and who also make sure their products are consumer safe. We can always buy the cheap stuff or the illegally copied stuff...and we will save money, but there's a cost for doing so that is incalculable.
Thanks much for all you give to the creative crafting community and your ongoing support for innovation, positivity and inspiration.
Thank you. We need to support these brands to be sure they stay in business for years and year.
Thank you Jennifer, Aaron, and Tim for sharing more of the history of creatives, making, cardmaking, scrapbooking, paper crafting, etc. I am REALLY ENJOYING this series and hearing so many of your stories and experiences and positive philosophies and importance of connecting with others and sharing ideas, techniques, makes, etc.
I enjoyed this conversation so much! I’m appreciative of all the sharing. Jennifer taught me how to organize and so many things. I wouldn’t be a card maker without her inspiration. Tim, I’m so happy for you. The lives and connections with you and the makers, it’s brought so much joy. You have no idea how thankful we are that you left accounting and went for the job at Ben Franklin… you are amazing and I’m thankful for every moment you share with us.
Beautiful people coming together for what speaks to all of us ART ty so much for this talk, I am a happy owner of a 20 year old Distress Ink Vintage Photo =) it still has ink in it!! So inspired by the tim holtz/Distress team, looking forward to what is to come!! 💗
What a wonderful conversation. I loved it! I've watched your videos for years, and have always been excited in learning something new from you. So thank you for that. 😊 So interesting to learn about Mr. Holtz's creative journey. I love his products and his genuine passion for creativity. You're both creative rock stars!
Really enjoyed this Live. So glad I found this crafting community!
You and Carol Duval are the reason I'm a stamper still today. Thank you!
Loved this look back at the crafting industry. Very interesting. Thank you all for what you do! You inspire us to keep creating.
Love these videos so much, as I am a card newbie. I love hearing this history of the card making industry. Thank you!!
And we in Sun City West love Ms Judy Ross! She's so fun, vivacious and excites everyone.
Great show --- kudows to you three!! I learned about Tim's history and for all 3 of you for your contributions to this industry!! I fit involved at first at a Stampin'Up party at a friends house --- I expected nothing, and walked out with $200 in products!! And haven't stopped since! That was in 2004! I'm still full of joy whenever I craft -- just wish I could stop spending!! I have way too much stuff and don't know what to to with "old stuff" that I love, but will probably never use again. Also, I'm 75 years old! Thank you for putting this show together tonight, and I'll watch for the n ext one. I'm inspired now, and want to go CREATE!! Much love!
Thanks for sharing your back story Tim. I was a programmer before I had kids. When I returned to the marketplace I ended up being the electronic systems specialist for a very unappreciative bank. I live to make cards and craft with my granddaughter and my friends. Creativity is my therapy. Those cards bless senior citizens who are often forgotten. Thanks for the Crazy Dogz, Catz, and Birdz. I still use them once in a while.
Thank you I am one of those people who has been limited due to a physical disability so the TH-cam platform that you guys use has been great in my life so it’s so true that you make a big difference here in Australia 😊👍🏻😮
I'm watching this on replay but would like to say thank you to you all, Aaron, Jennifer and Tim. I live in New Zealand and am really enjoying hearing the history of your journeys so far- you guys are great!
Wow, thank you! I truly appreciate the history, the wonderful conversation! Crafting is therapy for so many ways!
Thank you all for what you bring to the crafty world. I always appreciate hearing Tim say "You do you". We all have unique fingerprints and we should cherish that each of us leaves our own mark on the world.
Loved being able to hear such an honest conversation between creative friends. Comparison is the thief of joy - just do you is such a phrase to live by! I have a little journal for my mess ups, where I've tried something new that didn't work, and make notes for myself about what I would do differently next time!
Such an enjoyable talk between friends. I’m inspired and feel the joy in being a part of this community as a crafter. Thank you all! 💕
just got to listen on my walk today and found myself smiling the whole way!
I have goosebumps! You are all so wonderful. This was a wonderful experience for all of us! ❤
I was at that HIA show! I was so impressed by the uniqueness of Distress Inks!
The three of you have given so much to the creative community! This has allowed us to share our creativity with family and friends, co workers and customers, our first responders at home and around the the world, medical professionals and patients, young, old, and everyone in between. Thank you for all for how you have created and tested products for us, taught us how to use various stamps, dies, inks, ideas and more to make them our own; and inspired us to share our own creativity! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Wow!!!! What an amazing story!!! Thank you Tim!!!
✨I remember Ben Franklin stores. Great going down memory lane. I travel to Jersey and stay next to the Ranger warehouse but it’s not open for a a quick ink stocking up…Lol. Meet Tim on one of the craft conventions. Such a delight watching him create! Love all this history and lived it! Jennifer…I’m so grateful for your videos. I have many red stamps on wood still. Thank you all for all you do!~🌷🪷🪻
I enjoyed listening to the chat. Thank you for sharing. I like the inspiration and encouragement for each of us to be ourselves.
This is one of the best and most enjoyable videos (I watched the replay) that I have seen in many years! I remember the first stamp I bought. I was so excited and then when I got it home, I didn't know what to do with it. Fast forward a few decades, and I have a craft room full of amazing products and the knowledge to use them thanks to people like you! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you do for this community!
Wow! What a wonderful conversation! Interesting, inspiring and heartwarming! Thank you all for your time, and your incredible contributions to the creative industry! xxx
Love the story. I too remember the exact moment when my mind was blown with embossing powder melting. It was a Xmas card wreath. Fabulous memory. Love this time with these crafting greats!
Great video. Love hearing these stories and how people have started in the industry!
Fun history! I took a few classes at CKU taught by Tim Holtz back in the day. The class came with a kit of supplies, and we made a home decor grungy mirror and it was so fun. I never was into scrapbooking although I had lots of supplies so I enrolled in CKU to learn more about scrapbooking. I learned I didn’t like scrapbooking, but I loved mixed media. That began my journey into mixed media. Over the years I have become a mixed media artist and I got my start from one Tim Holtz class I didn’t mean to take. All the creative Chemistry classes too. Thanks for all the training, tutorials, products, and inspiration over the years. Thanks to all of you!
I have those walnut crystals which I bought at a Ben Franklin store! Love this series. Thank you, Tim, Jennifer, and Aaron.
Oh gosh..... Where to begin....
In 2004 we opened up our store and I was introduced to Tim Holtz Distress ink pads. Man how much I adored those inks. I still have the originals, cause of course, I had to collect them all because of the properties. And yes, I fell in love with all Tim Holtz stuff. Doing the 12tags of Christmas, for me... Yeah, well, it was, like a wellness is to someone else.
Anyway, I want to say Thank You All for inspiring me then and still do. You have brought so much to the industry. And still teaching us all today.
I loved to hear your story Tim. I didn't know any of that and find it so funny and sweet.
Thank you Aaron, Tim and Jennifer for this episode of "Hanging with Hero Arts"
This was such an amazing video! Thank you so much, all 3 of you, for sharing your insights, stories, time & talents with all of us!!! We are so fortunate to have leaders like you in our hobby/craft/industry. Long live paper crafting! 🎨💖
This is so amazing! I started making greeting cards in 2016 and I remember finding Jennifer's videos and learning the techniques. Same as Tim Holtz, so interesting and motivating. I think of Jennifer as a Godmother of card making. Nice to meet the Hero Arts too. This is a wonderful video. I enjoyed it very much ❤
Great talk. Jennifer I remember you standing on a table while teaching and it was great you were so inspiring.
Becoming a maker (I also love making in kitchen too) has saved me in some really tough times. But all being just peachy at this point I absolutely love hanging out at my create corner or hanging with friends and making all kinds of cool things! I also love when new ideas inspire me and new products bring me all kinds of joy! You all make me happy and inspire me! I thank you!
Loved watching this so much!! I have been so thrilled to follow this creative journey from the beginning. Please keep on doing you!’❤❤❤❤❤
Such a fantastic conversation!
Thank you so much Aaron, Jennifer, and Tim for sharing your stories. You all are so incredibly talented, inspiring, and encouraging. ♥️
Watching this video was great! I can remember when I first bought stamps and didn’t know what I was doing with them and why I couldn’t stamp with colors. I thought I could take a stamp and use markers and color the stamp and it would stamp a beautiful color stamp. Lol. But it was true! So glad I was not the only one who didn’t know what I was doing. I live in nowhere’s ville Nebraska and where I live there is nothing! You all brought crafting to my house, thank you! Even though I didn’t know what I was doing with my crafting tools I held onto them and now my living room is my craft room and it is full and because you all came into my living room/ crafting room I finally know what I am doing and love it. But watching this is making me laugh until I am in tears! I love crafting and all my crafting brothers and sisters!!! Thank you all Kathy weintz.
Great conversation!! Thanks for a wonderful time
Incredible ❤ no words can express the gratitude
My friend and I are so old we couldn’t wait for the new hero art catalogue party at our local scrapbook store. We couldn’t wait for distress inks to come out. You are wonderful teachers. And loved meeting you both in person.
I always have to watch the recorded versions BUT this was such a joy!! I love hearing this history but also I am so encouraged to get back into my own creativity by what was said. Thank you!!!
Love you all!! Thanks for doing this!!
I’ve been stamping since Jr High. I went to HIA 2X’s w/a stamp store/stamp manufacture. They were incredible shows. I worked & taught in CA B4 I moved to NC in 1999. Stamping has come a long way. I remember when embossing powders 1st came out. Thanks for this vid everyone it brought back so memories.
Amy. Apex, NC 🇺🇸
Thank you, Jennifer, Tim, and Aaron. I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot from it. You always wonder how things began, and now we know. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Just watched the replay! What an interesting chat! Loved the review of the history! Thanks to all of you for sharing your creative minds! 💓
Love these chats and the history!
Love these go along sessions. I have trouble sleeping, and put in an ear to not to disturbe my partner, and look at a session on my phone . Than morning comes and I am all fired up to go and use my stuff to be creative
Thank you Jennifer for sharing this video with all of us. I’m an accountant by day and crafter in my spare time. I’ve been doing paper crafts since 1999 and yes their were very few products at that time. I had to be very creative and make things myself, it’s come along way. Paper crafting is my meditation time my blood pressure even goes down. It is definitely my passion. Thanks to Hero Arts whom I have dealt with and enjoy their quality products. Tim I have every colour distress and oxide inks thank goodness for people as yourself as you definitely changed my crafting experiences. I try to think out of the box thanks to you. Can’t thank you all enough❤❤❤❤❤❤
Loved this so much. Thanks to all of you for sharing your journey. Such great inspiration for all of us.
Just watched the replay. Wonderful conversation. So inspiring. ❤️
I used to work in a stamp store called Knock on Wood in Allentown PA. It was owned by the brother of one of the owners of PSX. So much of Tim's story is relatable. I remember seeing stamps in the local Ben Franklin.
Hearing about how Tim got started in the stamping industry was very interesting! ❤️
WOW, WOW, thank you all of you. It's still great that I can watch the replay because of my work (CA) hours I can't watch live videos much. 😢
I had to watch the replay, but this was so enjoyable! I'm a Tim Holtz Addict and it was so interesting to hear his story. I look forward to the rest of this series. Great idea! I'm a fan of Jennifer's, as well!😊
I bought every single one of those first “Brown” inks!!! We loved them! I taught classes and worked at a scrapbook store! Yeah Tim Holtz!
Really loved hearing about Tim’s crafting history and about how the various crafters support each other.
what a fantasitc live! I could listen to Tim all day !
This conversation was very important to me. Thank you
You 3 are my heroes and inspiration! I adore others, but I’ve followed you for a very long time💚
It was so fun revisiting the 90s Hero Arts display and hearing the story of how Tim got sucked in! I still use a number of the Adirondack ink pads they had him demo at that first show because they stamp so solid, come in colors that somehow still don't overlap my large supply of new ink pads, and I bought the giant re-inkers for them. Those babies would last a couple of lifetimes which is probably why they decided to switch to .5-ounce bottles. 😂 Thanks for another great trip down memory lane. ❤
Best crafty video I've watched in a long time. So fascinating. Look forward to catching up with others in the series.
I love that Tim said that! I have soooo many creative outlets and my newest is card making. There's just something wonderful about the creative community, no matter what the outlet!
I was really looking forward to this. But work gets in a way. I need to watch the replay. So glad I did. Thanks for having this kind of interview. I didn't know that part of Tim's background. Very interesting.
Wow…Wow….Wow! I just watched the replay and didn’t want it to end. First of all thank you all for putting yourselves out there and for everything you’ve given to the creative industry. Tim hearing how your creative journey began was so interesting and inspirational and amazing to put it mildly….wow! I love you all and keep opening your big hearts and sharing and inspiring us all for being who we are too!! This industry is so blessed to have you as a part of it….thank you from the bottom of my heart. Crafting for me keeps me in my happy place and is my therapy more than anyone will ever know. Bless you all! 🥰
What a wonderful video to watch:) Thank you for sharing so many wonderful stories :-)God bless:)
Loved hearing how Tim got into the industry, great story. What an inspiration to people who have no idea what they would like to do as a career, just keep going and try something new, you may end up loving it like Tim
Wish i could give a million likes! Been so much fun hearing the background stories. Been stamping since the 80's love it! Carol
Loved this conversation and learning the history!
I'm really enjoying your conversation and learning. I started with the magic of embossing in the early 90s. Went to my first stamping convention in San Jose. I was like a drunk in a candy store. I've enjoyed ever since.
I started macrame, needlepoint, x-stitch to card making in 1999. I bought House Mouse rubber stamps made by Stampa Rosa and watercolored them and branched to other brands. Eventually bought a Big Kick to save time cutting basic shapes. With a broken wrist surger, I purchased a Vagabond and love it!! I drove to Prescott and sold my Big Kick to a beginner stamper. Bought a Side Kick when colorize dies started. Oh how I LOVE that machine. I wasn’t into Distress products until Tim had about 40 colors, mini pads. Now have them ALL with the reinkers. I took class with Dyan Reaveley in OR because I loved her bright colors and ghosting techniques. I started mixing Distress with Dylusions. I tried Distress stains when I could find them at Tuesday Morning and fell in love with them. Covid came along and I crafted daily n still do. I’ve learned so much on TH-cam videos! Jennifer you have taught me so much!! I watched Stacey Park weekly and Scott Pegg for Hero Arts kits. He is full of ideas!! I actually went to have dinner with Scott while I was in NYC twice n crafted with him on a rainy day. Don’t let him slip away from you Hero Arts!!
I have another newbie locally here in Northern CA. I’ve turned her on to Colorize dies, inks, oxides, spray stains and micas. She is now totally addicted!! I’m keeping the industry going and totally love teaching. Thanks for all you do in the industry!! You have saved my mental health the past 25 years!!
Great show, Tim and Aaron are both National treasures!
Watched the replay. This was excellent I hope you do more! Thank you.
Great discussion. Love the opportunity to hear your story Tim. Great wisdom about social media. So may people think they have the right to say anything they like on social media. We have lost the ability to exercise self restraint online.
I enjoyed watching this live and remembering!
I enjoyed hearing about all the history of the industry. It was funny to hear Tim say he wasn’t a people person as I see him as a huge people person. I enjoyed this talk/ video.
What an utterly enjoyable conversation. You are each such “real” people. The fact that you always look to encourage your followers to embrace their creative journey and be their best self is wonderful. I have many Hero Arts stamps and will continue to grow my collection. I have been making for 30 years and Distress Oxides have been my number one game changer. It has been awesome to watch the card making industry grow! Here is too many more years!!! My life is so much richer because of all you do!
Wow. I love hearing Tim's history in cardmaking. I love the Distress Oxide inks. They are so easy to use and make a "cool" designs.
Thank you Jennifer and Aaron for bringing this video to all who are very addicted to stamping. I love Tim, he is so inspiring, funny, generous in sharing his knowledge. The stamping industry is one huge family I am proud to be apart of.
just re-watching and I have to say, I would love to see a Jennifer vs Tim tag video now as I was not involved with this community back in the day!
I couldn't make the Live and give it my undivided attention, so I'm watching this evening. I'm SO glad I did because there was SO much fascinating content. I personally haven't tried any Distress techniques . . . because it seems so intimidating to me . . . even though I watch the great teachers share the technique on their Lives. Will I ever be brave enough to try it? I don't know. But hearing Tim's story and the evolution of distress . . . I just might have to go there. LOVE this format and appreciate you all taking the time to share the history/stories with us! And talking about what this does for our (my) mental health . . . whoa . . . you NAILED it there mister!!! I don't know how I would've made it through the pandemic (and 2 years of unemployment) without this community. And even since then ~ since our worlds reduced to a much smaller circle with remote work now . . . it keeps me connected, informed, and feeds that 'creative' within me.
This is a great series! Tim is so personalble.
Embossing powder is what got me started in stamping and cardmaking!!! This video was so fun!! Thanks for sharing your journey's!!
Really enjoyed this talk! I thought it was going to be boring, so glad I was wrong.