Win a Sold Out Kit! Favorites from the Vault Giveaway #1 - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on October 10, 2020

Win a Sold Out Kit! Favorites from the Vault Giveaway #1

You may have heard -- My Monthly Hero turns 5 this month! As these October days breeze by, we couldn't let the milestone pass without some extra fun for you. Whether you're a subscriber, an occasional purchaser of kits, or have yet to try your first kit, we want to invite you to celebrate with us throughout our MMH anniversary month!

We love giveaways. You probably do too. Today we're thrilled to kick off our Favorites from the Vault series of super awesome giveaways! The prizes include products from some wildly popular and previously SOLD OUT My Monthly Hero kits! We were recently surprised when we found a handful of kit items while cleaning the nooks and crannies of the warehouse. (Who says housework isn't fun?!) So we've gathered every last piece from a few select kits, just for you.

Presenting our first Favorites from the Vault giveaway...

Do you remember when dandelion wishes and fairy dreams made up the magical December 2018 kit? We have 5 sets of stamps and dies from this coveted kit to give away to 5 lucky winners!

TO ENTER: Comment on this blog post and share an idea for a kit you'd love to see in the future. Is there something you've been wishing for? We'd love to hear. If you don't have an idea right now, that's okay too -- just leave a comment. The entry deadline is Thursday, October 15 at 11:59pm PT. We will announce the 5 randomly chosen winners here on the blog.

Remember, we'll be bringing you these extra special anniversary giveaways for three consecutive weekends in October, so be sure to check back to see if you've won and enter the next one!

And don't forget to vote for your favorite kit from the past 12 months if you haven't yet! Cast your vote here by October 13 and you could win an entire year of FREE kits and other great prizes.

Thanks so much for celebrating with us!

243 comments

What a cute kit. Wish all of the ink choices and I had known about them when I started to make cards and scrap. Life would have been so much better.

Elizaberh McDougal,

I’d like a kit titled, THROUGH THE YEARS.

DOTTY TAYLOR,

My card is not complete until I add some jewels and crystals, as well as some sparkles.

Shirley Chan,

My card is not complete until I add some shine to the outside, coordinate stamping on the inside, and then make a custom stamped envelope.

Amber Bodily,

My cards are not complete until I finish the inside and envelope to all go together. Also not to forget to sign the back of the card. Love the Hero Arts products!!!

Janice Coover,

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