Posted by Hero Arts Info on May 19, 2016

Winners, Winners and More Winners!

Hi everyone! We have a heap of giveaway winners to announce today. Let's get right to it! Drumroll...

For the 2016 Summer Catalog Blog Hop, there are three lucky winners. Each will receive a $25 shopping spree to the Hero Arts Online Store:

► From Kathleen's blog – Elaine Weberg, who said "I’m hungry for ice cream after looking at your cute cards." (May 11 at 8:39pm)

► From Laura's blog – Paula Fuller, who said "Your card is beautiful, and I love the Flamingo stamp set. So far it’s my favorite." (May 12 at 2:01pm)

► From Mariana's blog – Kris in Alaska, who said "Those look very… inviting!" (May 15 at 1:26am)

For the May My Monthly Hero Release Day Blog Hop, the winner will receive a free kit (or reimbursement if the kit was already purchased.) And the winner is:

► From Wanda's blog – Lorraine, who said "You can never say thank you enough. Great ideas - great kit!" (May 2 at 3:35pm)

And finally, our National Scrapbooking Day winner gets to pick any three Clearly Kelly clear sets:

► Marcy Naples, who said "One of my favorite places to visit is Cape Cod. Of course, the lighthouses are amazing. I love all things sea & beach…even mermaids." (May 6 at 6:03pm)

Congratulations!! Winners, please send an email to winner@heroarts.com and we’ll arrange your prizes.

Big thanks to all who participated! Be sure to come back on Friday for another giveaway opportunity that you won't want to miss! :)

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