Posted by Hero Arts Info on February 26, 2016

2016 Catalog Blog Hop Winners

It's time to announce the winners from our 2016 Catalog Blog Hop! These lucky commenters have each won a $25 Hero Arts shopping spree:

  • From Yana's blog Janet Sisk, who said “Fabulous card! I just love how you made those fish look so real. Thanks for the inspiration and chance to win.”
  • From Wanda's blog Cynthia Rose, who said Love the shutters and window boxes. I want to move into your neighborhood so I can receive one.”
  • From Jennifer's blog Adri, who said “As usual another great technique! I really like the stamps.”
  • From Joan's blog Betty Keefe, who said “love that stamp and what you've done with it - especially the ones on vellum over the striped paper!”

Winners, please email your mailing addresses to winner@heroarts.com (subject line "2016 Catalog Blog Hop Winner") and we’ll arrange your prizes.

Big thanks to everyone who hopped along and shared so many wonderful comments with the designers!

Have a great weekend,

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