Posted by hero on September 13, 2016

Giveaway Winners

Good afternoon, stampers! It’s time to announce a few — well actually a whole bunch — of giveaway winners. Woohoo!

For the September 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 Yana’s blogTeresa Doyle, who said Such gorgeous cards Yana, this kit looks amazing!” (September 6)

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

► From Debbie’s blog Elizabeth Knehans, who said “Love your style and the classic elegance of these cards.” (August 22 at 10:54am)

► From Jessica’s blogLinda Whitaker, who said “I really love the snowflakes. I think they are so neat!…going to have to get that set! Thank you for sharing with us.” (August 22 at 9:55pm)

► From Clare’s blogDebbie Selby, who said “Great variety using the same stamp. All are beautiful.” (August 22 at 12:51pm)

And finally, our Clearly Kelly Release winner will also receive a $25 shopping spree to the Hero Arts Online Store:

► From our blogMariana Maya, who said “These tags are such a great idea for these stamps! Hope to get some soon so I can start working on my holiday tags and also combining them into my December memory keeping pages!” (August 23 at 7:51am)

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

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