Be a Cardmaking Star!
Posted by Yana Smakula on July 03, 2019

Be a Cardmaking Star!

Hello, Spellbinders' fans! It's been a while since we hosted a contest on our blog, so we decided to run one throughout the month of July! We hope you'll join us and share all of your fabulous Spellbinders creations! Are you curious to learn more? Please see the details below!

Do you have what it takes to be a cardmaking star? Enter our latest Cardmaking Star contest and win big! Contest runs July 1 - 31, 2019.

Be a Cardmaking Star!

Enter for your chance to win one of the following prizes:

  • 1st Prize - $300 Shopping Spree
  • 2nd Prize - $200 Shopping Spree
  • 3rd Prize - $100 Shopping Spree
Winning projects will be featured on website, social, & the next Live Launch Party!

To Enter:

Create TWO or THREE cards in any of the THREE Categories. Category #1:  Spellbinders Die Cutting Card - Must use at least ONE Spellbinders Die Set to create each card. Category #2: Amazing Paper Grace (APG) Die Cutting Card - Must use at least ONE Amazing Paper Grace Die Set to create each card. Category #3: Glimmer Hot Foil Card - Must use at least ONE Spellbinders Hot Foil Plate and Hot Foil Color to create each card.

Contest Rules:

Project images & entry forms must be completed and submitted between July 1- 31, 2019. One entry per category, per person please. You may enter all categories but each entry must be unique. (Please don’t enter the same projects in multiple categories.) If selected, winners must be willing to send the physical projects to Spellbinders to be photographed and featured. Read full terms and conditions here.

ENTER TO WIN!

11 comments

It is available worldwide. I’m not familiar with New Zealand post codes, perhaps they contain letters or some other characters that the form doesn’t allow? Sorry, I’m not much help. What I do see is that zip code is not a mandatory field, try skipping it when you fill out the form and see if that helps.

Yana Smakula,

I have just sent an email to customer services – I am unable to enter as the form will not accept my New Zealand post code. Is only available to US customers only??

patriciamanhire,

Exciting!

Amanda Nolt,

Is there a gallery of the cards that have been submitted so far?

Zlatka,

Once you’ve uploaded one photo, close the form and you’ll see the Upload button again. Click it and select another card to upload. Hope this helps!

Yana Smakula,

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