Nutz about Stamping

You don't want to miss out on these retiring products!

It's time to say Goodbye to five beautiful colors! The 2020-2022 Retiring In Colors will soon be just a memory. I will miss all these colors, but especially Misty Moonlight and Bumblebee.

Now's the time

If you love any of these colors, now is the time to stock up! They won't be around for long, and I expect these to sell out quickly. If you have the ink pads, BE SURE to get the refills, and your pads will last practically forever.

Products with Retiring In Colors

There are so many coordinating products that go along with these lovely In Colors:

And don't forget accessories! 

Now is the time to stock up and have coordinating products for the rest of the year.

Click here to hop over to my Online Store! 

4 featured images make this card a special challenge

Oh this is a fun one this week! I look forward to the Paper Craft Crew challenges each week; they help me to rethink my crafting style and challenge me to use up my products in new and different ways. 

 

There are so many possibilities, aren't there:

• butterflies .... or not
• 4 different colors.... or not
• Vellum phrase.... or not
• horizontal layout .... or not

I dug around in my stash for a bit and then remembered that the Pierced Blooms dies are retiring when this catalog comes to an end. (sob) I LOVE this pack of dies and all the flowers it can make so I decided to use it for this week's challenge. 

This set of dies was released with a stamp set but I never bought the stamps because this pack stands on its own. And I can use a phrase from my other stamp sets, which is what I did today. 

I chose a phrase from the Tasteful Touches stamp set, also retiring (also sob). 

I also did a little cheat; I used some leftover Simply Marbelous designer paper from Sale-a-bration last month and matched the colors for my flowers. 

Here's my card: 

Now it's your turn; see what you can create for this week's challenge, using what you have on hand. And if you want to see what the other Paper Craft Crew members made this week, click here to head over to the Paper Craft Crew site. 

Frazzled because you have run out of creative ideas for your cards? (part three)

I absolutely love designing my own greeting cards with Stampin’ Up! products. But, as I’m sure you’ve noticed, many of the cards that I make are based on ideas and designs from other stampers that I really like. Basing a design on that of another designer is often called “CASE-ing.” CASE is an acronym for Copy And Share with Everyone. In this article, I’d like to share with you a third card that was CASEd from page 32 of the current January-June 2022 Stampin’ Up! Mini Catalog.

CASE-ing is different from copying everything about a card. In a CASE, we typically change some part of the design to make it our own. In the cards that I’m sharing today, I’ll demonstrate how one or more of the following was changed: Colors, Layout, Card Size, Technique.

Card 3: Change to Size and Layout

The original is in the upper right corner of page 32.

Once again, here is a card that’s different from my usual A2, 5-1/2” by 4-1/4” card. The original of this card is a 6” high by 4” wide card. My first instinct was just to change it to that A2 size. But I thought all those lovely die-cut leaves were going to look a bit squished. I liked them spread out a bit. So why not make a Slimline card?

 

 

This card is 8-1/2” high by 3-1/2” wide and will fit into Stampin’ Up!’s new Slimline Envelopes. I used some of the same die-cut elements as in the original card and added some that were new and some in new colors. With the length of the card extended, I moved the sentiment layer down to just below the middle of the card. Instead of using a snip of the ribbon, I die-cut two edge pieces above and below the sentiment. For a final touch, I added some of the Evening Evergreen twine from the new Fan Baker’s Twine, also in the new Mini Catalog.

The original card used accent pieces of DSP at the bottom. Instead of that, I used one of the texture dies from the Tropical Layers dies in the upper left and lower right corners of the card.

Try CASEing!

If you see a project that you like but you’d just like to change a bit, go for it! Your own creativity will shine in whatever changes you’d like to make.

These watercolor-inspired images are perfect for a variety of occasions

If you love the ocean, you’re going to love the Seas The Day bundle! This bundle includes the Seas the Day stamp set and Sea Dies; use them together to create detailed underwater ocean-dwelling creatures and so much more! 

Tip: click on the bundle photo to order it at my online store

 

With watercolor-inspired images and sentiments that are perfect for a variety of occasions, this is the ideal set for your handmade greeting cards and other paper crafts.

You can also make intricate die cuts of underwater sea life with the Sea dies. Whether you’re cutting out individual ocean creatures for cards and scrapbooking or using the detailed underwater die-cut frame to set a scene, these dies are sure to make all your projects see-worthy!

Here's just one example of what you can create with this cute bundle: 

Supplies: 

Stamps:  Seas The Day (157855) 

Ink: Calypso Coral (147101), Fresh Freesia (155611), Night of Navy (147110), Pale Papaya (155670), Pool Party (147107), Memento Black (132708) 

Paper with cutting dimensions: 

Night of Navy (100867) 5 ½ X 8 ½ sc 4 ¼, 4 ¼ X 5 ½, scrap 

Basic White (159276) 4 1/8 X 5 3/8, 4 X 5 ¼, scrap

Window Sheets (142314) 4 1/8 X 5 3/8

Shimmery White (101910) scrap 

Accessories:  Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine (149653), Bark 3D Embossing Folder (155431), Paper Trimmer (152392), Paper Snips (103579), Bone Folder (102300), Stampin’ Seal (152813), Multipurpose Glue (110755), Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals (144108), Mini Glue Dots (103683). 

Instructions: 

1. Using the Bark Embossing folder and the 4 ¼ X 5 ½ Night of Navy CS run this through the Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine. 
2. Now run the above piece through the Stampin’ Cut & Emboss machine using the die from the Seas The Day dies. Set aside. 
3. Using the Bark Embossing Folder and Window Sheet, run this through a die-cutting machine.  Set aside. 
4. Stamp two Starfish using Calypso Coral on a scrap of Basic White CS and run through the die-cutting machine.  Set aside. 
5. Using a scrap of Night of Navy CS and the leaf die run this through the die-cutting machine. Set aside 
6. Using the scrap of Shimmery White CS and the larger leaf die run this through the die-cutting machine. Set aside. 
7. Stamp your various sea creatures on to the 4 1/8 X 5 3/8 Basic White C/S using the ink colors as desired. 
8. Using Mini Glue Dots, attach the Window Sheet to the back of the embossed piece of Night of Navy. 
9. Line up your stamped Basic White and adhere to the back of the Window Sheet so your design shows through the window. 
10. Using your Seal Adhesive attach the above piece to the card front. 
11. Adhere the two leaves using the Multipurpose glue tucking them under some of the foliage. 
12. Add one Starfish using a Mini Dimensional to the bottom left corner of the card front. 
13. Adhere the 4 X 5 ¼ Basic White CS to the inside of the card and attach the other Starfish using your adhesive. 

Try this fun and easy corner tuck technique to create a beautiful card

Hello fellow crafters! Today I have another beautiful scenic card to demonstrate, one that has a corner tuck technique! I will be using my Tulip Fields Bundle and Flowering Fields designer series paper. I can't wait to show you this easy card idea!

The Tulip Fields stamp set includes flower field section stamps that, when placed side-by-side, can create colorful tulip fields from a tapering perspective. Pair these tulip fields with the windmill, clouds, or tree stamps found in this set to make a really fun field of tulips scene.

 

With the Windmill Fields Dies, you'll get everything you need to build a picturesque windmill scene, including a row of tulips, fences, a bicycle, pieces to create a layered windmill. And that's exactly what I am going to do on my corner tuck card.

 

And what more can I say about this paper, except that it will be retiring soon (sob). 

 

 

In my video below, I demonstrate step-by-step how to make the layers for my card and how to create the cool corner tuck. 

 

Here's my card: 

Here's what you need to gather together to make my card at home:

SUPPLIES

Stamp set: Tulip Fields (bundle #157684); Color & Contour (154994)

Ink: Balmy Blue, Early Espresso, Crumb Cake, Pumpkin Pie

Paper & cutting dimensions:
          So Saffron: 8" x 4 1/4"
          Basic White: 4" x 3"; 2 1/2" x 2 1/4" 
          Poppy Parade: 4 1/4" x 1" 
          Pumpkin Pie: 4 1/4" x 1"; 4 1/4" x 3 1/4"; 2 1/2" square
          Flowering Fields: 2 1/4" x 4; 2 1/2" square
          

Misc: Flowering Fields (157670); Adhesive Sheets; Pale Papaya Open Weave Ribbon (155672); Tear & Tape Adhesive; Stampin' Seal, Multipurpose Liquid Glue

Here's my video - be sure to watch all the way through for my BONUS tips and design ideas!

This is my most dreaded time of year. Want to see why?

Here's why:

My neighbors must wonder about me at times. When Stampin' Up! publishes the list of retiring stamp sets and products you can hear the moans and 'OH NO!!s' coming from my apartment. It can be so heartbreaking to love a bundle to bits, and then see it on that dreaded list. 

Want to see the retired list? CLICK HERE. 

Tip: it's called a Last Chance list for a reason. Once these products are gone, even if the catalog has not yet retired, then you are out of luck. 

Here's my "read 'em and weep" Top 5 (no particular order). Grab your tissues!

1. Sailing Home bundle - bye bye perfect masculine bundle - even for the non-sailor. 
2. Poinsettia Petals - the perfect Christmas bundle, including phrases. 
3. Tasteful Touches - oh the backgrounds I have created, plus I love funky! 
4. Hammered Metal embossing folder - see above about funky.
5. Pierced Blooms dies - create the 2D perfect flowers in just seconds
6. Ok one more - this one sent the loudest OH NO throughout the entire building. Playful Alphabet Dies. I may never forgive Stampin' Up! for this one. 

Yes, 'out with the old' means 'in with the new'. There is a new catalog coming and if you have placed an order with me in the past six months you will receive a paper copy from me in your mailbox in mid-April.

But for now, let's be sad together. 

There are so many fun color possibilities in this challenge

What a fun card map challenge for the week ahead. What makes it fun in my mind is that you have so many color possibilities! 

My first thought was - easy, I will use up some scraps of leftover cardstock and this will be a breeze. But I have already shown you several ways to use up paper scraps, like this blog post here and this blog post here. So maybe it's time for a new way to show how to create a rainbow effect. 

What popped to mind next was a different way, one that I had seen some other Stampin' Up! demonstrators create and share in our private Facebook group. I thought I would give it a try and share this technique with you too. 

Here's what you need:

Sponge Daubers

This tool is essential for the technique I am going to show you. You use this product to daub touches of Classic Stampin’ Ink on stamps or directly on projects. They fit onto your finger for great control. 5 daubers in a pack for only $5 - that's a great deal! (tip: click on the sponge dauber photo to order a pack at my online store)

Next you need an image that you can apply the color onto, using your Sponge Daubers. I chose one of the images from the Amazing Silhouettes stamp set:

It's kinda funny that when I got this stamp set for free at a Stampin' Up! event I was completely underwhelmed. And now I use it all the time (hehe)!

I chose the largest image in this set and used the following colors and my sponge daubers to apply each color, starting from the top and working my way down. 

Can you identify these colors? Daffodil Delight, Mango Melody, Granny Apple Green, Balmy Blue and Highland Heather. 

And here's my Amazing Silhouettes card: 

 

Note: the phrase comes from the Art Gallery stamp set. You can never have too many birthday cards on the ready! And the background paper is from the Flowering Fields designer series paper pack. 

Now it's your turn: try this Rainbow card map challenge and see what you can create. If you'd like to see what the other Paper Craft Crew members created for this week's challenge, click here. And why not share your card over there too? We'd love to see your ideas; we can learn from each other. 

Frazzled because you have run out of creative ideas for your cards? (part two)

I absolutely love designing my own greeting cards with Stampin’ Up! products. But, as I’m sure you’ve noticed, many of the cards that I make are based on ideas and designs from other stampers that I really like.

Basing a design on that of another designer is often called “CASE-ing.” CASE is an acronym for Copy And Share with Everyone. Today I want to share with you a second card that was CASE'd from page 32 of the January-June 2022 Stampin’ Up! Mini Catalog.

 

 

CASE-ing is different from copying everything about a card. In a CASE, we typically change some part of the design to make it our own. In the cards that I’m sharing today, I’ll demonstrate how one or more of the following was changed: Colors, Layout, Card Size, Technique.

 

Card 2: Change to Size and Technique

The original of this card is shown in the upper left corner of page 32.

The big difference with this card is that it is a Note Card size. It’s 3-1/2” high by 5” wide. I guessed it was that size by looking at the shape of the card – a bit longer than a 4-1/4” x 5-1/2” A2-sized card would be. I used a bit of my high school algebra and figured out the actual size.

 

 

So, the first thing I did was change the card to A2 size. But I left the sentiment layer and the ribbon at about the same size as in the original. I needed a bit more height on the center section, so I added a small strip of Mint Macaron cardstock under the ribbon.

As far as the technique goes, there is one technique that I kept the same. I really liked how the die-cut palm leaf leaned towards the right side of the card. But that die in the Tropical Layers Die points to the left. To get it to turn to the right, I simply cut from the back of the DSP sheet that had the Evening Evergreen monochrome print on it. Bingo – leans to the right!

The technique that I added was just something I wanted to try. I liked the Monstera Leaf where it was, but I wanted to see if I could stamp a border onto a Monstera Leaf that was printed on one of the DSP sheets. It worked! I die-cut it and added it just as in the original, which had a stamped and die-cut leaf.

Try CASEing!

If you see a project that you like but you’d just like to change a bit, go for it! Your own creativity will shine in whatever changes you’d like to make.

See how to feature beautiful designer paper on this fun fold card

Hello fellow crafters! I have a beautiful scenic cards to demonstrate today, one that has a fun fold! I will be using my Tulip Fields bundle and Flowering Fields designer series paper. I can't wait to show you this easy card idea!

 

The Tulip Fields bundle includes the Tulip Fields Stamp Set and the Windmill Fields Dies. Create scenic cards with endless tulip fields and traditional windmills with this cute bundle. Die cut stamped images directly, or layer your die-cut pieces on top of stamped tulip fields for a dimensional look.

 

The stamp set includes flower field section stamps that, when placed side-by-side, can create colorful tulip fields from a tapering perspective. Pair these tulip fields with the windmill, clouds, or tree stamps found in this set to make this scene come to life!

Bonus tip: To make the floral field look as realistic as possible, make sure the tip of the triangles are stamped next to each other, making a fan-like shape. Stamp the horizon line (stamp) first across your card, then stamp the larger triangle with the tip in the center of the horizon line. Then, stamp the larger triangle two more times on either side of the center one with a small gap in between each stamp. And there you have an endless field of flowers!

With the Windmill Fields Dies, you'll get everything you need to build a picturesque windmill scene, including a row of tulips, fences, a bicycle, pieces to create a layered windmill, and more! These dies will work perfectly for a card front so you can send a little dreamy escape to all your friends.

I also featured the gorgeous Flowering Fields paper on my card - I am going to be so sad when this pack retires on 30 June (earlier if supplies run out). If you love this paper, I have another blog post and video you will want to check out!

To see how to create my Tulip Fields fun fold card, watch my video below and I will take you through step-by-step. 

Here's what you need to make this card at home. 

Supplies

Stamp sets: Tulip Fields bundle (157684); Color & Contour stamp set (154994)

 

Ink: Early Espresso; Rich Razzleberry

 

Paper and cutting dimensions:

• Rich Razzleberry: 3 1/4" square
• Basic White: 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"
• Early Espresso: 3" x 2 1/4"
• Pale Papaya: 2 3/4" x 2"
• Flowering Fields: pattern one 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"; pattern two 2 1/4" x 11"

Misc: Stampin' Seal; Adhesive Sheets (152334); Genial Gems (155550)

 

And here's my video - be sure to watch all the way through for my bonus tips and design ideas! 

Why not see how to create this quick and easy gift bag idea!

This sweet Hello Ladybug gift bag couldn’t be easier! It’s made with just one-half of a sheet of 12” x 12” Designer Series Paper and then embellished however you like.

Basic Box

Pattern Party Designer Series Paper (“DSP”): 11-1/2” x 6”. With long edge lined up at top of scoring tool, score at 1/2”, 2”, 6” and 7-1/2”; turn so short edge lines up with top of scoring tool and score at 1-1/2” along long edge (see diagram)

Gift Bag Assembly

 

1. Cut and score DSP as shown in the diagram. Fold away from all score lines.

2. Use Tear ‘n Tape or other strong adhesive to attach outside of the 1/2" flap to the inside of the opposite end of DSP, forming a rectangular shape.

3. Stand rectangle on open end with Flaps A thru D facing up. Fold down Flaps A and C; apply adhesive to outside of both flaps and then fold Flap D down to cover the adhesive. It’s helpful at this point to flip the bag around so it’s standing upright and use the rounded end of a bone folder to rub across Flaps A and B, making sure they are securely attached to Flap D.

4. Flip the bag back around to the upside-down position and adhere Flap B over Flap D. That’s it! The basic gift bag is complete!

Decoration

* Hello Ladybug Bundle: Hello Ladybug Stamp Set, Ladybug Builder Punch

* Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin’ Pad

* Real Red Classic Stampin’ Pad

* Brick & Mortar Embossing Folder

* Real Red card stock: 3-1/4” x 3-3/4”, plus scrap for ladybug wings

* White card stock: 2-3/4” x 3-1/4”

* Black card stock scrap for ladybug body

* Matte Black Dots for spots on ladybug wings

 

Instructions

1. Stamp Daffodil Delight Daisies on white card stock. Stamp Real Red center in each flower. Emboss card stock with Brick & Mortar embossing folder. Adhere to Real Red card stock.
2. Punch ladybug body from black card stock; punch wings from Real Red card stock. Adhere wings to body and attach to white card stock with Stampin’ Dimensionals. Add self-adhesive Matte Black Dots to wings.
3. Adhere finished piece to front of bag with Stampin’ Dimensionals or Foam Tape.
4. The finishing touch is a red and white polka-dot napkin used in place of tissue paper. Your bag is now ready to insert a small gift for a special friend! (Finished measurements of gift bag are 4” wide x 4-1/2” tall x 1-1/2” deep.

You don't want to miss out on this fabulous class!

 

Announcing my latest At Home Class! 

 

 

Learn how to create four gorgeous card ideas using the Crane of Fortune bundle!

Good fortune is bound to follow when you use the Crane of Fortune set! These stamped images, including an elegant crane and dual chrysanthemum blossoms, offer amazing texture and depth for a stunning focal point. Use them together or alone, then add some of the included accent stamps to create a graceful panorama. (Tip: click bundle image below to order it at my online store) 

 

The Crane of Fortune Class includes:

• 4 beautiful and unique card designs**
• Complete list of supplies and measurements
• Step-by-step instructions for each card (PDF) with full color close-up photo of each card
• Links to purchase the class products at my online store 

 

** Register with payment by 25 March and get a BONUS card idea on video! 

 

 

 

Let me help take your crafting to a whole new level!

 

 

Class registration ends on March 31th! 

 

Have questions? Email me at: [email protected] 

 

Not sure what to do with large paper designs?

Me either! But rather than have these sheets hang about in our crafting room, sometimes it is a good idea to give them a try. Like on today's Paper Craft Crew card map challenge:

 

I chose a bright and bold pattern from the Symbols of Fortune designer series paper pack:

I love 99% of the designs in this pack but the on the bottom using Calypso Coral and Evening Evergreen? Not my fave - I am not a bit fan of Calypso Coral I guess. 

So I decided to challenge myself with this card map challenge! Here's what I created:

I kept it as a notecard rather than add a phrase to the front. That way I can tuck it away and pull it out when needed, add a phrase inside and mail it off to someone special. 

Here a few tips for using large or bold designs:

• use them as layers when you can add a large die-cut image on top (like I did)
• add larger embellishments (like jewels, etc) so that the bold designs on the paper don't look even larger
• use embellishments to pull the eye around the card, making less of a focus on the bold designs
• use the designs to die-cut words (like on this card I created) 
• use the designs for boxes and bags - they are meant to be louder!

Want to see what the other Paper Craft Crew design team members created using this map? Click here to link over to that website - and join the fun too by sharing your card creation using today's card map challenge! 

This one product will make your card making a breeze!

Today's project again uses one of my faves in the Mini Catalog: the Tulip Fields bundle:

Do you see all the intricate pieces in the set of dies? Lots of bits and pieces to poke out and you might be wondering: how do I adhere these die-cuts to my card? I have the perfect solution, the one product that will make your card making a breeze. Introducing Adhesive Sheets, such a simple product and so easy to use:

Easily adhere shapes you cut with the Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine or Mini Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine and dies - creating your own stickers in a way! You get 12 sheets in a pack, each sheet measures 6" x 12". Even better is that you can using your Paper Trimmer to create the perfect size to attached to the back of the cardstock you want to die-cut. Then die-cut, peel off the backing of the Adhesive Sheet and voila, a sticker to attach to your card! 

Here's my card. I have noted underneath what I used in case you want to create this card at home. If you want to order the bundle, simply click on the photo above. 

 

Want to see another Tulip Fields card idea? Click here! 

Supplies:

• Stamp Sets – Tulip Fields (bundle 157684)
• Card Stock – Poppy Parade (119793); Basic White (159276); Crumb Cake (120983); Daffodil Delight (119683); Early Espresso (119686)
• Stamp Pads – none
• Misc. – Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine (150673); Stampin’ Seal (152813); Stripes & Splatters 3D Embossing Folders (157980); Adhesive Sheets (152334); Tasteful Textile Embossing Folder (152718); Genial Gems (155500)

Measurements:  

• Crumb Cake:                 8 ½” x 5 ½”                2 ¾” x 2”                    4” x 2 ¼”
• Poppy Parade:             (3) 4” x ¾”
• Basic White:                 4” x 5 ¼”
• Early Espresso:             3 ¼” square               2 ¾” x 2”                    scraps (fence)
• Daffodil Delight:         (3) 4” x ¾”
• Adhesive sheets:         (6) 4” x ¾”                  3 ¼” square               scraps (fence)                                  

Instructions:

1. Fold Crumb Cake card stock in half and score to create card base.
2. Adhere Adhesive Sheets to back of Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso and Crumb Cake card stock.
3. Die-cut:
   Early Espresso fence pieces
   Daffodil Delight Tulips
   Poppy Parade Tulips
   Windmill Sails
   Windmill Top Layer
4. Emboss Basic White layer (top section) using Stripes & Splatters 3D Embossing folder. Adhere to card base using Stampin’ Seal.
5. Emboss Crumb Cake layer using Tasteful Textile Embossing Folder.
6. Attach Basic White layer to card front.
7. Adhere embossed Crumb Cake layer to bottom of Basic White layer.
8. Peel off Adhesive sheets from each of the fence pieces and windmill and tulip layers. Adhere windmill front to windmill under layer. Adhere all pieces to card front as shown in photo.
9. Add one Genial Gem to windmill to complete card.

Want to learn how to create a wow factor on your cards?

Today I am going to show you how to use two simple products to create a wow factor on all your cards. I will be using the Amazing Silhouettes bundle and Symbols of Fortune designer series paper to create my wow.

 

I love the nature inspired images in the Amazing Silhouettes stamp set.

 

 

You can create beautiful silhouettes in one simple step using one color to make a bold impression, which is what I am going to do today, OR you can use multiple colors for an ombre look. The Amazing Thanks simple words can be added to any image to create beautiful thank-you cards and other projects. I am going to use the 'Amazing' and 'You' dies for my card.

 

 

If you love the Symbols of Fortune paper as much as I do, check out this video where I show you how to create 3 different cards using a 1/2 sheet  of one of these beautiful designs.

 

Now for the two products that will help you create a wow factor:

 

1. Foam Adhesive Sheets

These double-sided adhesive foam sheets can be cut with Paper Snips or open dies to fit any project. You get 6 sheets in a pack, each measures 4-1/2" x 4-5/16" (11 x 11.4 cm).

2. Blending Brushes

 

This is my favorite coloring tool! You can add ink as light or as dark as you want and even try layering colors to make an ombre effect (like in the photo). You get three blending brushes in a single pack, which makes it easy for using different colors of ink on your projects. 

 

Here's the card I created using these two simple products - don't miss my video tutorial below! 

 

 

Here's what you need to make my card. 

 

Supplies

 

Stamp set: Amazing Silhouettes bundle #157819

 

Ink: Soft Succulent

 

Paper and cutting dimensions:

• Soft Succulent 8 1/2" x 5 1/2
• Basic White: 4" x 5 1/4"
• Symbols of Fortune: 1 1/8" x 4"; 1 1/8" x 1 1/2"

Misc: Blending Brushes #153611; Stampin' Seal, Foam Adhesive Sheets #152815; In Color Jewels #155571; Symbols of Fortune #157652

 

Here's my video - be sure to watch all the way through for my BONUS design tips and ideas. 

 

 

 

What products would you like me to feature next? Let me know in the comments section underneath this blog post. 

Join me in celebrating 20 fun filled years of crafting

Time certainly flies when you are having fun! I recently realized that I have begun my 20th year as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator so of course we need to celebrate all year long, right? 

 

 

 

To celebrate, I have two gifts for you:

 

GIFT ONE:Is March your birthday month? If yes, then you get FREE shipping through me this month. Simply email me your order ([email protected]) and mention it's your birthday month! Let's celebrate together! 

And yes, this monthly birthday offer will run through the next 11 months so that I can celebrate with all of you! 

 

 

 

GIFT TWO: To kick off my 20th year as a demonstrator, all March orders receive 20% off! 

 

Simply email me your order ([email protected]) and mention it's that it's my 20th year! Let's celebrate together! 

 

 

 

BONUS GIFT:

Every March order will also receive a gift from me, to kick off my 20th year!