Posted by Hero Arts on January 11, 2018

Season's Givings and Valentine Blog Hop Winners

Hello! We're popping in this afternoon to announce the winners of two different giveaways. Our apologies for the delay -- the new year seems to be moving at record pace! If you are a winner listed below, please email info@heroarts.com to claim your prize. Thank you to all who entered!

The winners of the Season's Givings Blog Hop will each receive this My Monthly Hero kit.

• Theresa McKinney (January 1, 2018): "WOW! LOVE the background you created! SO cool! Thanks for the Giveaway & Happy New Year! My Crafty Goal is to stream line my craft space to make it easier to use – Started on it already and hope I can continue to de-clutter my mess and enjoy using my space again!"
• Katherine Cosimano (January 1, 2018): "I adore your products! I wish I had every, single one of them! My crafty goal for 2018 is to do more sharing and teaching of stamping. Why keep this awesome lifestyle to myself? Thank you for your very generous giveaway opportunity and happy new year to you and your whole team!"
• Joanette Daniels (January 1, 2018): "I want to learn more about card making. I am going to make my first shaker card in the next few days. wish me luck. Happy New Year!"

The winners of the 2018 Valentine's Blog Hop will each receive a $25 Hero Arts Online Store gift card.

• Wendy Fisher (December 14, 2017; Hero Arts blog): "A cute set and a cute card!"
• Karen @ Misplaced Mojo (December 15, 2017; Michelle Short blog): "Pizza card = AWESOME! You are speaking my language with that one!!!"
• Leanne in Cali (December 14, 2017; Yana Smakula blog): "Fun ideas for your cards! Thanks for sharing with us on this blog hop!!"


 

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