Vote and Win! Celebrating 2 Years of My Monthly Hero - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on September 28, 2017

Vote and Win! Celebrating 2 Years of My Monthly Hero

The countdown to our October My Monthly Hero kit begins right here on the blog tomorrow. But first, we have some special news and exciting giveaway opportunities for you!

The news...? We are celebrating the 2 year anniversary of the My Monthly Hero program! All of us at Hero Arts would like to thank you for your excitement, joy and passion surrounding the kits during the past two years. There's nothing we love more than seeing the creative and inspiring ways you use your kits each month!

Does anyone remember the inaugural kit from way back in October of 2015? Perhaps YOU were one of the first stampers to get your hands on the Color Layering poinsettias during that month...

Since that time, we've designed and launched 23 kits in total, with a wide variety of themes ranging from fairies and fashion, to succulents and safari animals.

Do you have a favorite kit? Now is your chance to VOTE!

When you vote for your favorite past kit, Hero Arts will create and offer for purchase clear stamp sets and matching Frame Cuts reminiscent of the two kits with the most votes! But that's not all...

• 11 prize winners will receive these winning stamps and dies.
• 1 GRAND PRIZE winner will receive 1 year of FREE KITS!

Head over here to vote now through October 6. The 12 winners will be randomly chosen from all votes cast and announced on the Hero Arts blog on October 18. One vote per person only. Comments on the blog post will not be counted, only those submitted via the voting page. Good luck!

We appreciate your support and look forward to continued kit creativity. Don't forget to stop by tomorrow to see the first peek from our October kit. Happy voting and happy stamping, friends!

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194 comments

Congratulations on your beautiful kits.

Catharina Worthington,

I loved the one from autumn 2016. I think it was September with the wreath die. I missed out purchasing it, so bummed!!
I can’t afford a monthly subscription, but think the kits are a great value.
FYI, I wasn’t able to vote. When I clicked on the link, it didn’t finish up. Went to a page, but there was nothing there to select.

ro,

Hard to choose because I love all the kits I received and would have loved the ones before I started my subscription. The poinsettia looks lovely.

Jean Lamb,

Love them all!

jane,

I’ve never managed to grab one, but I think it would be the poinsettias for me. I just love a good layering set!

Jennifer L.,

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