Win a Sold Out Kit! Favorites from the Vault Giveaway #2 - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on October 17, 2020

Win a Sold Out Kit! Favorites from the Vault Giveaway #2

We're half way through our MMH anniversary month and the fun shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. It's time for our second Favorites from the Vault giveaway opportunity!

Backstory: Not long ago, we were cleaning the nooks and crannies of the warehouse and found a handful of kit items. Talk about a happy surprise! We gathered every last piece from a few select kits, and now you have a chance to win some previously SOLD OUT My Monthly Hero kit products!

This week's hidden treasure really is snow much fun...

Happy tidings and winter wishes abound with the charming kit released back in October 2018. We have 5 sets of stamps and dies from this popular kit to give away to 5 lucky winners!

TO ENTER: Comment on this blog post and fill in the blank: "My cards just aren't complete until I add... _________." The entry deadline is Thursday, October 22 at 11:59pm PT. We will announce the 5 randomly chosen winners here on the blog.

Now we get to announce the winners from last weekend's Favorites from the Vault giveaway!

The 5 randomly chosen winners will each receive stamps and dies from the sold out December 2018 kit:

• Bethany Lindberg
• Denise Morgans
• Janet Sisk
• Georgia Paloukis
• Laura Holt

Congratulations to all! Please send an email to info@heroarts.com to claim your prizes and include "Vault Winner" in the subject line.

Happy weekend and happy stamping!

576 comments

“My cards just aren’t complete until I add a stamp from Hero Arts”

Lori Lai,

My Cards are not complete until I add Hero hues to fill them with color.

Chrystal Wycoff,

My cards just aren’t complete until I add… some envelope decorations from the May 2020 kit, and an inspiring message on the envelope flap. Seriously, Hero Arts inspired me to start adding encouraging quote to the envelope flap (largest open space on the envelope) about strength or love or life. “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow.”-Helen Keller, "Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength.”-Arnold Schwarzenegger and “In the middle of every difficulty lies success.”-Albert Einstein are just examples of the encouraging quotes. Thanks Hero Arts for inspiring me to decorate the envelope, and make it mine by adding quotes.

Mary Gilmer,

My cards are never finished till Love and Hugs are added. Many individuals need to know this during this time , especially for those who feel alone during this pandemic.

Marilynn. Heleski,

My cards aren’t complete until I decorate the insides.

Madeline Littman,

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