Posted by Hero Arts on May 23, 2018

Summer Blog Hop Winners

Edited 5/25:  We are picking an extra winner! We originally landed on a random winner who participated in the blog hop. Our sincere apologies for this oversight. Our extra winner is...drumroll please...

• From Kelly's blog — Miriam Prantner, who said “Love the beautiful rich depth of your coloring! So pretty!” (May 18, 2018 at 4:55 pm)

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Hello! We’re popping in this afternoon to announce the winners from our 2018 Summer Catalog Blog Hop! Big thanks to everyone who hopped along and shared so many wonderful comments with the designers.

The following two randomly chosen commenters have each won a $50 gift card to the Hero Arts Online Store:

• From Janette’s blog — Karen Bull, who said “I really love that tone on tone you did with the stencil and the cluster of lilies is wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing this inspiration – I have to ink up my lily stamp!.” (May 15, 2018 at 6:37 am)
• From Ericka's blog — Beverly Jordan, who said “Am in loooove with this huge HA peony!!! Gorgeously colored and such beautiful cards!” (May 15, 2018 at 1:44 pm)

Congratulations! Winners, please claim your prizes by emailing info@heroarts.com (subject line “2018 Summer Catalog Blog Hop Winner”). Enjoy!

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