October Kit Winner + Poll Results
Posted by Hero Arts Info on October 11, 2016

October Kit Winner + Poll Results

Hello everyone, we’re back this afternoon with a giveaway winner’s announcement and also the results of a recent poll!

First, thanks so much to everyone who participated in the October My Monthly Hero launch and blog hop, left lovely comments on the designers’ blogs, and made this month’s kit a smashing success! The randomly chosen winner from all of the blogs is Mary Holshouser, who commented on May Park’s blog: “Love the hanging ornaments. fun idea. thanks for sharing.” (October 3, 2016) Congratulations, Mary! Please email winner@heroarts.com to claim your kit (or reimbursement if you already purchased it.)

Although the October kit sold out quickly, we do have several add-on stamps, dies and acetate packs still available. You can see them all over on the kit page.

Also! A couple of weeks ago, as we celebrated the 1-year anniversary of My Monthly Hero, we asked you to vote for your favorite kit from the past year. We received over 600 votes and the winning kit received 22% of the total vote. The winner is…

September 2016!

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July 2016 (sealife) and October 2015 (poinsettias) were not far behind.

MMH kits

Thank you to everyone who voted and for your continued support of this program! We love bringing these kits to you each month and look forward to all of the creativity that happens once the kits are in your hands.

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