February Kit Winner - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on February 11, 2019

February Kit Winner

Hello stampers! It's time to announce the winner from our February My Monthly Hero Release Day Blog Hop. Big thanks to everyone who participated, checked out the cards on the designers’ blogs, left lovely comments, and made this month's kit a success! If you haven't had a chance to grab your kit yet, we do still have a limited quantity available here.

Our randomly selected winner will receive a free February kit (or reimbursement if the kit was already purchased.) And the winner is...

  • Christine Kiehl, who left this comment on Nichol's blog: “Wow! What amazingly cool cards you crafted with the new release! Classy!"

Congratulations, Christine! Please send an email to info@heroarts.com to claim your February My Monthly Hero kit.

7 comments

Congratulations!

Pamela Shea,

Congratulations, Christine! Enjoy your new kit!

Beth Merrill,

Congratulations, Christine. Have fun creating with this beautiful kit.

Cristina Wu,

Congratulations to the winner :)

Karthikha Uday,

Congratulations Christine!!!!

Virginia Ellison,

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