May Kit Winner - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts Info on May 09, 2017

May Kit Winner

Hi stampers! We’re back to announce the winner from last week’s May My Monthly Hero Blog Hop. A big thank you to everyone who checked out the cards on the designers’ blogs and left lovely comments, as well as to those who ordered this month’s kit! Although the kit has sold out, many fun add-ons are still available here. You can also subscribe to future kits to be sure you don’t miss one! Sign up by May 19 at 11:59pm PT and you’ll be guaranteed to get the upcoming June kit and automatic monthly renewals.

Onto our announcement! The randomly selected winner will receive a free May kit (or reimbursement if already purchased.) And the winner is…

Jan Butler, who left this comment on Michelle Short’s blog: “Living in Florida I do like good beachy/ocean/mermaid/fishy themed products. I absolutely love this set. Thanks for the giveaway.”

Congratulations Jan! Please send an email to info@heroarts.com to claim your prize.

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