Seasons Givings Winner! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on January 09, 2019

Seasons Givings Winner!

Hello! We're popping in this afternoon to announce the winner from the Seasons Givings Blog Hop. Thank you to all who entered and shared your goals for the new year with us! The randomly chosen winner will receive all of the products Ilina used on her card for the blog hop - a prize package valued at $86 retail!

Congratulations to...

• Denise Ward (January 3, 2019): "My goal is to allow more joy into my life and that includes joy in making cards. I need to create a crafting situation that is as stress-free as I can. I think the cards will be better and my life will be more peaceful."

Denise, please send an email to info@heroarts.com with “Seasons Givings Winner” in the subject, and we’ll get you set up with your prize. Enjoy!

6 comments

Congratulations Denise!

Pamela Shea,

I’m retired and like to stay busy so started card making about a year ago. That branched out into calligraphy. Just cant stop making cards but don’t want to go into selling them. I volunteer at my local hospital and saw an opportunity to help out in another way by donating cards to their non-profit coffee shop which they sell to make money for the hospital memorial fund. Then the nurses asked for some cards to help them stay in touch with past patients and the volunteer coordinator said she could use some too. Now I’m looking for another opportunity to share this passion.

Carol Thompson,

You go gurl! Congratulations!

Beverly COLEMAN,

Congratulations to Denise! :)

Terrie D.,

Congrats Denise!!!

Arianna Barbara,

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