Nutz about Stamping

Do you know the best ink to use for your projects?

When I first started stamping I didn't know which ink to use for the kind of stamping I wanted to do which resulted in smears, runs and at times, disappointment. If you are new to stamping I have created the perfect ink guide for you to use, along with a downloadable chart for future reference. 

First, let's start with the different kinds of ink that Stampin' Up! sells and how each is to be used:

A. Classic Stampin' Pads: used for general stamping; you can also pick up ink with Aqua Painters or Blender Pens for watercoloring.

• Water-based dye ink
• Acid free
• Dries quickly
• Comes in stackable, flip-top cases

This type of ink comes in all Stampin’ Up! colors except Basic Black, Whisper White and Very Vanilla! You can buy each color of ink pad separately or in a color collection bundle to save money. For your convenience, refill bottles are also available (sold separately) for each of the Classic ink pads.  

B. StāzOn Ink Pad: stamp images for watercoloring with Aqua Painters, Blender Pens, Stampin’ Blends, Watercolor Pencils and Brusho.

• Archival and permanent ink
• Dries quickly
• Waterproof
• Can be used with rubber and photopolymer stamps but will stain photopolymer stamps
• Clean using StāzOn cleaner

This type of ink comes in Jet Black and there is a refill bottle sold separately. It smells a bit like licorice!

C. Memento Ink Pad: used for general stamping - stamp images for watercoloring with Aqua Painters, Blender pens, Stampin’ Blends, Watercolor Pencils and Brusho. (this ink is my personal favorite) 

• Water-based dye ink
• Acid free
• Fade resistant
• Dries quickly
• Cleans easily from Photopolymer stamps

This type of ink comes in Tuxedo Black and a refill bottle is sold separately. 

D. Versamark Ink Pad: this ink is perfect for three purposes: a. embossing: stamp, sprinkle embossing powder on top, tap off excess, set with Heat Tool, and b. stamp images to result in slightly transparent images for a tone-on-tone look (watermark), c. resist techniques.

• Watermark pigment ink
• Acid free
• Dries slowly

This ink pad comes in clear. 

E. Crafting Stampin' Pad: this ink is perfect for: a. embossing: stamp, sprinkle embossing powder on top, tap off excess, set with Heat Tool; b. stamping on dark card stock for an opaque look. 

• Rich, permanent pigment ink
• Acid free
• Dries slowly, can speed process using Heat Tool
• Pad comes un-inked, in with included refill

This ink comes in Whisper White and a refill bottle is included with the purchase of the un-inked pad. 

If you want a handy reference guide to our variety of available ink pads, click the image below to download my Ink Chart PDF to your device:

Announcing a second set of free products!

I am excited to announce that today Stampin' Up! has released a second set of Sale-a-bration products to add to the first set from January! 

Four exciting new items*** to add to your crafting collection and you can earn all of them for FREE! 

Here's the brochure to introduce you to:

• All Adorned stamp set
• Country Floral Dynamic Textured Impressions embossing folder
• Painted Seasons bundle = stamp set + designer series paper

Want your own copy of this brochure? Click on the cover below to download it to your device: 

And then click HERE to place your qualifying order! 

*** Items are only available as supplies last. Don't wait and be disappointed. 

Here are two samples I created using the new Painted Seasons designer series paper. Leave me a comment under this post to let me know which sample you like best:

Happy shopping!

Why you should join my creative team this month

Here's why:

• Until March 31st, you can get $175 in products for just $99!
• OR: Until March 31t you can get $175 in products AND our Craft and Carry Tote bag ($50 value) for just $129!

But it is not just about free products - there's so much more to being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator! 

 Just as Stampin' Up! demonstrators provide their customers with one-stop shopping and individualized service, Stampin' Up! will provide YOU with the opportunity to pursue your individual goals whether those goals are to enjoy a hobby, build a thriving business, or contribute to family income while spending more time at home.

Whether you'd like to earn money to pay for your stamping supplies, create a full or part-time career, or simply get a discount on your stamping supplies, Stampin' Up! (and me!) will help you do it. And if that isn't enough, we've listed 10 reasons for you to become a Stampin' Up! demonstrator.

1. Get ideas for handmade cards, scrapbook pages, and home decor projects.
2. Learn new, artistic stamping techniques on a monthly basis.
3. Gain first access to popular popular lines and exclusive, award-winning designs.
4. Get a 20 percent discount on ALL Stampin' Up! products.
5. Be your own boss, and establish a flexible business that meets your goals.
6. Spend more time with family when you work from home with a schedule that fits you and your family.
7. Be eligible to attend Stampin' Up!'s fabulous conferences and events.
8. Earn free exotic trips and other recognition (like free rubber stamps, cash awards, and other valuable prizes).
9. Meet new friends and enrich lives while sharing what you love.
10. Receive support and training from Stampin' Up!

What's the catch? 

• For $99 you choose up to $175 in the Stampin’ Up! product of your choice!
• Free shipping – the kit ships to you FREE, for another 10% savings.
• There is no obligation to ever host a party, workshop or sell product and absolutely no pressure from me! It's your business!
• No Risk – You can enjoy all the benefits & discounts of being a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator with no risk. No Catch. I Promise. 

If you’ve got questions, I am happy to provide the answers.  Email me today and let’s chat! (terri@nutzaboutstamping.com)

Want to know how to fit crafting into your busy life?

I have the perfect solution!

Introducing Paper Pumpkin . . . a Stampin' Up! Monthly Kit Program. Each month a surprise kit arrives on your doorstep in a sweet box! 

Each kit contains all you need to create pinable projects, including stamps, ink, paper, and accessories. Create projects like cards, journals, décor, and more! See below for Stampin' Up!s sneak peek video on what's coming this month! 

It’s so easy to get started. Simply sign up for the program by visiting here to create an account, then simply click SUBSCRIBE.

***Sign up by February 10 to get our unique February kit.

Just think of the anticipation of creating a fun project to pin, showoff, and share with your friends and family – every month!

Of course, you’ll want to know more. So here are the fine details:

• Each month Stampin’ Up will send you a unique, surprise kit with a project – cards, journals, décor, and more! (They’ve even color-coordinated, measured, and cut everything for you! How great is that!)
• Each kit includes stamps, ink, paper, and accessories – everything but scissors.
• Each kit gives you a 30-minute creativity escape – who doesn’t need that?
• Stampin’ Up will ship your Paper Pumpkin on or around the 15th of the month.
• You need to sign up for a kit by the 10th of the month to get that month’s kit. If you sign up after the 11th of the month, your first kit will come the following month. 
• A Paper Pumpkin membership is $19.95** per month (and shipping is included!)
• There’s no commitment, you can cancel your monthly Paper Pumpkin at anytime. You can also skip a month if you want by logging onto the website and putting that kit on hold.

Ready to join? Go here to subscribe and get your Paper Pumpkin Welcome kit!

As promised, here is a sneak peek of the February kit - introducing the designers for this kit:

Come and join the excitement with Stampin' Up!

Twice each year Stampin' Up! holds major events only for demonstrators. Picture this: 2000 excited crafters streaming into a huge convention center; music perfect for dancing greeting us and a huge main stage where new products and ideas will be presented over two fun-filled days.

Exciting? You bet! But it gets even better. 

Now picture another hallway filled with displays from a brand new catalog that just happened to be waiting in a super cute tote bag that you got when you signed in at the registration desk. 

And inside that bag? Three brand new stamp sets that you will get to craft with during the event, and take home with you when the event is over. 

Loving it so far? Just wait. 

Now back to that main stage. Sitting in your seats watching an amazing presentation on how to use some of those products in that new catalog. And when the presentation is over, several demonstrators in that audience win those products from a prize patrol! And one of them is YOU! 

And if that isn't enough, several times during those two days, everyone in attendance wins even more products!

Now if that hasn't got you excited I don't know what would. How about all the new friends you will meet from so many amazing places in the world? Sharing business tips and tricks with each other and swapping cards and other crafting projects?

Whew. Exhausting but oh, so memorable!

Now let's have a bit more fun here! I am registered for one of these super fun On Stage events. Do you know where it will be held? Check out my hints below and write your guess in the comments below! 

 

 

I have a better idea! Join my team and come along to these fun events with me! What an amazing time we will have. Learn more here!

Join my team with these quick and easy steps!

Are you a hobby stamper who would love to get your Stampin' Up! wish list at a discount? Perhaps you are interested in earning extra income doing something amazingly fun! Maybe you ready to explore a whole new level of stamping with a really fun group of fellow stampers? 

Then consider a business opportunity as unique as you are! This is the perfect month to join Stampin' Up! and my team and here's why!

When you purchase the Stampin' Up! Starter Kit and become part of my All About Stamping team as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, you are in full control of how you want to enjoy your demonstrator status - you are welcome to run your business your way and I'll be with you every step of the way.

To join Stampin’ Up! you need to purchase the great value starter kit for only $99. DURING SALE-A-BRATION you can choose any current products from the Annual or Occasions catalogs to the value of $175 and delivery is FREE!

During Sale-a-bration (3rd Jan – 31st March 2019) you can also purchase the starter kit and add the exclusive Craft and Carry Tote to your kit. You pay $125, choose $175 worth of goods and get the business pack and tote included!

Here's a recap of your options (until March 31, 2019):

To join, all you need to do is complete these quick and simple steps –

• Make a list of all the products you want (totaling $175)
• Click the ‘Join Now’ button
• Read the demo agreement and agree to the terms and conditions
• Add $175 in products from your list to the online starter kit order

Do you have questions? Please email me at: terri@nutzaboutstamping.com and I am happy to respond and help you get started on an amazing crafting adventure! 

OR: read more HERE about all the benefits in joining my team! 

Do you know how to join my team? Let me show you how!

Do you LOVE stamping, scrapbooking or paper crafting? Have you thought of owning a business and adding income to your family? This is a great time to join Stampin' Up!

Becoming a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator has many benefits, including discounted products, having your own business, and being part of the Stampin’ Up! demonstrator community. To get you started on the right foot, during Sale-A-Bration we’ve sweetened the deal with TWO Starter Kits to choose from.

Don’t miss this incredible deal on all your favorite Stampin’ Up! products.  Why pay full price when you can get a HUGE DISCOUNT!  Purchasing the starter kit DOES NOT obligate you to anything!  You can join as a “hobby stamper” OR someone interested in making an income–but that choice is yours!!!

When you purchase the Stampin' Up! Starter Kit and become part of my team as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, you are in full control of how you want to enjoy your demonstrator status - you are welcome to run your business your way and I'll be with you every step of the way.

And did you know that until March 31st you have two Starter Kit options? Let me tell you all about these two options and to show you how to join Stampin' Up! 

 

Introducing my awesome Occasions catalog wish list

As you might be able to tell recently, I love to be organized and to help you be organized too! When a new catalog is released it can be confusing to remember what you loved and where it was located, especially as you sit at your computer ready to place your first order. 

I have the perfect solution for you.

Introducing my awesome Occasions catalog wish list! Click on the list below to download a full copy to your device:

 

Let me walk you though this tool:

On the left side is a place to note the products that you would love to add to your collection. This is like a spot to note everything that catches your eye - you can cross off these items as you order them and add more to the list as you see projects that you see over on my blog, on Pinterest, on Instagram, etc. that are too tempting to resist. 

On the right side are the sections and page numbers for all the products in the Occasions Catalog. This way you can quickly find bundles, kits, products and so on. 

At the bottom of the list is my contact information. If you have questions about any of these products, or the wish list itself, please contact me. 

Tip: make a second copy of your wish list to make note of some suggestions for gift ideas. Think Valentines' Day, your birthday, and Mother's Day! Pass this list along to friends and family and encourage them to get in touch with me for ordering support. 

I would love to know your top 5 'gotta have it!' on your wish list. Leave me a comment under this post to let me know!

How to organize your crafting supplies: part three

Do you know what the is number one pain point is for crafters? How to organize their crafting supplies and to stay organized too!

So in the next few weeks I am going to help you out with your needs!

My first blog post shared several ideas to organize your stamp sets. Click here to see this post. My second blog post shared several ideas for storing your paper. Click here to this post. 

This week I want to share how I organize my embellishments and I will share some additional ideas for you to consider as well.

I used to use shoeboxes for my organization but I kept forgetting what I had on hand because I couldn't see these products. Plus, mismatched boxes just aren't very pretty sitting on my sideboard all the time. Then one day Stampin' Up!s clear stamp cases caught my eye (page 206 Annual Catalog) and I bought pack of the 'full wide' ones and found them to be perfect for my needs! There are two other sizes, depending on your needs:

Full Wide Stamp Cases
$7.00

Half Wide Stamp Cases
$5.00

Clear-Mount Stamp Cases
$6.00

A pack consists of 4 Stamp Cases so here's how I am using three of them:

1. Washi tape and Bitty Blooms punches. The reason I popped my punch pack in there is that I use them all the time so want them handy when I am crafting. 

2. Happiness Blooms card pack & Enamel Dots. I can easily thumb though the pocket cards and having the enamel dots inside as well reminds me to use them too!

3. Other embellishments, such as what you would find on pages 197 and 198 in the Annual Catalog:

In my dining/craft room I have a sideboard and what I love about these storage cases is that they can be stacked vertically or they can be stood in a row:

Now for my ribbon. Again, I have tried a variety of storage ideas but here's what I found that works for me:

Yes a simple and very inexpensive basket that I had laying around and rarely used because of the large holes in it. But this basket is perfect for storing my ribbon and I stand it beside my stamp cases on my sideboard for easy use when crafting:

Now that you have seen my ideas, here are a few others that might also work:

• desk drawers, one drawer for each type of embellishment
• a wall mount ribbon holder 
• jars with lids
• plastic ziploc bags
• fishing tackle box with dividers in it
• needlepoint thread box with dividers
• pill box with dividers

Now that you have seen how I store my embellishments, which system would work best for you? Do you have a different system? I would love to know what you use: please add a comment under this blog post and share your method. 

How to organize your crafting supplies: part two

Do you know what the is number one pain point is for crafters? How to organize their crafting supplies and to stay organized too!

So in the next few weeks I am going to help you out with your needs!

My first blog post shared several ideas to organize your stamp sets. Click here to see this post.

This week I want to share how I organize my paper and I will share some additional ideas for you to consider as well.

A. Designer series paper storage: I keep my designer series paper separate from my card stock stash. I also organize this paper differently depending on the size

6x6 designer series paper packs: I sort my 6x6 paper by packs and all this paper together is stored in smaller bags. I keep scraps of this paper in the front of the each bag for easy viewing and access. My rule is to use up scraps before cutting up a larger sheet.

The photo below show two different packs of 6x6 paper: 

12x12 paper and scraps: I keep my 12 x 12 paper together as well. I sort this paper by pack and include a small plastic bag of its scraps. Again, my rule is to reach for the scraps first, then the larger paper. 

And where do I store my designer series paper? There are so many ways to organize these packs. First, let me warn you: you are not going to see a state of the art stamp room and a crafter's dream room! In my first article I told you that I live in a small apartment with minimal storage space so a 'crafting room' is simply not an option. 

So I store my designer series paper in a left over box!

When I get a pack of 12x2 designer paper it always comes with a cardboard sheet to keep the pack from getting damaged during shipment. I keep these cardboard sheets and use them to divide my 12x12 designer paper in my storage box. I keep each cardboard sheet with its match paper pack so that I can easily access the colors in the designs (these are also listed in the catalog with each paper pack). 

When I craft I move this box to a chair near me for easy access and when not in use I put it in my crafting cupboard. 

You might be wondering where I store my 6x6 bags. I put them at the front of my designer paper box:

Now, on to my :

B. Solid color paper storage: I store my card stock the same way, in boxes. But I organize them a bit differently because of their smaller size.

I have purchased a bunch of manilla folders and assign a folder for each card stock color; for example a folder for Real Red, a folder for Blushing Bride and so on. I store leftover pieces of each card stock color in the front of each folder instead of plastic bags because they are already organized with its partner full sheets and are easy to access inside the folder.

I write the name of each card stock color on the folder itself for easy identification. I put all my folders in alphabetical order into one box, except for the Neutrals Collection (see photo below; it's the box on the right). The Neutrals Collection have their own box because I tend to have more of each color (see photo below, it's the box on the left). Along with Neutrals collection I have added folders for the In Colors and any miscellaneous paper packs, such as Glossy White, Shimmery White, Vellum Cardstock and so on. 

Remember in my first organization blog post when I showed you that I stored my stamp sets on a shelf in my dining room closet? My card stock boxes are stored underneath that stamp set shelf in the same closet: 

For those of you who are a bit horrified by my 'not-so-sexy' paper storage system, here are some additional ideas. Whatever system you choose to use, make sure your paper is protected from sunlight and dampness, and that is stored so it won't bend/curl or crease over time. Another tip is to make sure you can easily access your paper when you time to craft!

• Use a small sized filing cabinet and hanging folders, similar to my system above. 
• Store your solid color card stock left over pieces in small plastic bags and place each bag with its matching full sized pieces 
• Put your solid color card stock left over pieces in small plastic bags and store in a basket near to your stamping area
• Organize your colors by collection rather than all alphabetically
• Organize your colors by color gradient: all pinks together, all blues together, etc
• Consider special display racks similar to those in big box craft stores: vertically and/or horizontally
• Consider piles lying flat on a book shelf 
• Consider cardboard boxes with lids - available at office supply stores. Stack vertically or set horizontally
• Consider magazine holders
• Consider large plastic sleeves, like the ones students use when handing in assignments
• Consider vertical plastic paper holders, available at office supply stores. Stand side by side on a shelf. 
• Consider 'in-box' trays that stack vertically
• Consider large clear pockets that are designed for memory keeping 
• Consider file boxes - one for each color collection and a file folder for each individual color

What system do you use to store your paper? I would love to know so please add a comment under this post to share will all my readers!

See my most popular posts of 2018!

I know that everyone is looking forward to 2019 - setting annual goals or resolutions, making fun plans for holidays and hopefully doing some AMAZING crafting using products you have purchased from our new two catalogs! 

I love to look forward too - feeling exhilarated by the new products I have purchased and making plans for my Stampin' Up! business year ahead. 

But, I also look back at what worked well, and what didn't, so that I learn from my successes and my errors. Today I thought it would be fun to see which projects had the most views here on my blog and then thought I would share my TOP FIVE posts with you too.

My Top Five blog posts of 2018

NUMBER ONE:

My most popular blog post of 2018 was one where I showed you how to create stunning background layers. This is a very simple stamping technique but certainly packs a wow, doesn't it? 

You can read this blog post and learn this 'wow' technique HERE. 

NUMBER TWO:

The next most popular blog post was about how to create this gorgeous calendar card. I make a calendar card every year for my friends at work and they LOVE them. Please don't tell anyone how easy they are to make - you can see my video tutorial on this blog post if you want to learn how to make them too! You can read this blog post HERE. 

 

NUMBER THREE:

Next up, is a blog post on how to make this awesome candy cane pocket card. Once you know how to make a pocket card you can create one for any occasion you need!

You can see my candy cane pocket card blog post and get the instructions on how to make one HERE. 

NUMBER FOUR:

Have you heard about 'Brusho'? If not, then you want to see my next most popular blog post. It introduces you to Brusho and shows you how to use this product to make gorgeous card backgrounds like this one:

You can see my Brusho blog post HERE. 

NUMBER FIVE:

When was the last time to you let someone know they are simply amazing? My final top blog post of 2018 does just that and I got inspiration for this beautiful card using a card map challenge:

You can see what I used to make my card, along with the card map that gave me inspiration, HERE. 

So those are my TOP FIVE most popular blog posts of 2018. Let me know in the comments below if you agree. If not, add a comment to tell me which blog post was your favorite! I would love to know!

How to easily assemble our sensational cling mount sets

Have you ever had trouble getting a rubber stamp to stick to the clear block when stamping? Or has a stamp fallen off half-way through stamping a project and smudged your project and you got ink all over your hands when trying to mount that stamp back onto the block?

Well no more of that nonsense!

Stampin' Up! has introduced a new type of stamp sets (in the Occasions catalog) called: Cling Stamp Sets! This new type of stamp will definitely improve your stamping experience! 

When I first heard about these new cling mount stamps I admit I was a bit skeptical. But I knew that I needed to give them a try to see for myself what all the hubbub was all about. I am so happy I did! I love how strong the cling is to the clear block = no more falling off stamps and creating a mess. 

Inside the cover of the cling stamp sets, Stampin' Up! has provided a set of instructions for mounting the stickers onto the stamps. But I have another way that works perfectly for me! 

In the video below I am going to show you this second way to mount your labels onto your stamps - a no-fail way for perfect alignment! 

Watch all the way through as I offer a few bonus tips along the way:

Have you tried Cling stamp sets yet? Leave me a comment to let me know!

How to organize your crafting supplies: part one

Do you know what the is number one pain point is for crafters? How to organize their crafting supplies and to stay organized too!

So in the next few weeks I am going to help you out with your needs! Let's start with your stamp sets. 

There are so many ways to organize these so let's start with how I organize my stamps. First, let me warn you: you are not going to see a state of the art stamp room and a crafter's dream room! (Even if I had the money, it is simply not me. I would rather spend my $$ on stamping supplies than on furniture and storage)

I moved to the Netherlands a few years ago for my dream job which is why I moved my business to be totally online. And I quickly realized that apartments and houses here are very small. And storage is a premium. I was lucky to find a two bedroom apartment that I could afford and I chose it because of its view of the cityscape and because it had two closets in the dining room. So guess what those closets hold? 

Yes, my crafting supplies. 

Here's how I organize my stamp sets:

No matter where I live, I have always organized my stamp sets the same way: alphabetically with the spine of the cases facing towards me. I love that I can see the words and the images as I quickly scan down my stash looking for that special image. I also have a pretty good memory for stamp set names so storing them alphabetically works for me too. 

You can see that I moved away from wood mount sets in the past few years as I love the compact nature of the clear mount and rubber mount sets. That little bag in the middle are my Paper Pumpkin stamps - I store them together for easy access. 

Here are a few other ways you can organize your stamps:

• by theme, such as masculine, feminine, floral, Christmas, etc
• by catalog, such as Annual, Holiday, Sale-a-bration, Occasions, etc
• Alphabet and non-alphabet
• Phrase-only, image only, mixed
• Memory keeping and non-memory keeping

As for how to store them? Well if you have a closet like I do your collection could look like mine. But there are other ways for storing them too, depending on the kind of stamps you have in your collection:

• Sets in bins, baskets, or boxes
• A three-ring binder with sleeves 
• Office supply store document boxes 
• Photo boxes
• Glass jars
• Stackable trays
• Ziploc bags
• Shelving unit
• Bookcase
• DVD movie stand
• Shallow plastic drawers
• Shoeboxes

Some of these might appeal, some not which is ok. You need to find a system for storing and accessing your stamps that works for you. For me, out of sight out of mind which is why I want to be able to get to and see my stamp sets when it is time to craft yet I don't want them out in my dining room all the time. My closet is not fancy but it works for me!

A final tip is to mark up your catalog so you know which sets you own. I put a check mark on the catalog page by the stamp set price and in the back of the annual catalog where the sets are listed alphabetically, I highlight with a yellow marker the sets I own. That way when I am looking for inspiration as I leaf through the catalog I can quickly see which sets I own and the ideas that Stampin' Up! provides in the photos that accompany the sets on each page. 

How do your organize and store your stamp sets? Leave me a comment below and tell me your favorite method!

Come back soon and I will show you how I organize my card stock and designer series paper!

How to get a surprise project kit each month

Sweep away the mundane - your creativity carriage awaits!

Introducing Paper Pumpkin . . . a Stampin' Up! Monthly Kit Program. Each month a surprise kit arrives on your doorstep in a sweet box! 

All the stamps, ink, paper, and accessories to create pinable projects. Create stuff like cards, journals, décor, and more! See below for Stampin' Up!s video on the 2018 kits - a cool variety of projects over the year!

It’s so easy to get started. Simply sign up for the program by visiting here to create an account, then simply click SUBSCRIBE.

Sign up by January 10 to get our unique January kit - get the January kit details here!

Every month a new, surprise project kit arrives at your doorstep. Just think of the anticipation of creating a fun project to pin, showoff, and share with your friends and family – every month!

Of course, you’ll want to know more. So here are the fine details:

• Each month Stampin’ Up will send you a unique, surprise kit with a project – cards, journals, décor, and more! (They’ve even color-coordinated, measured, and cut everything for you! How great is that!)
• Each kit includes stamps, ink, paper, and accessories – everything but adhesive and scissors.
• Each kit gives you a 30-minute creativity escape – who doesn’t need that?
• Stampin’ Up will ship your Paper Pumpkin on or around the 15th of the month.
• You need to sign up for a kit by the 10th of the month to get that month’s kit. If you sign up after the 11th of the month, your first kit will come the next month. 
• A Paper Pumpkin membership is $19.95** per month (and shipping is included!)
• There’s no commitment, you can cancel your monthly Paper Pumpkin at anytime. You can also skip a month if you want by logging onto the website and putting that kit on hold.

Ready to join? Go here to subscribe and get your Paper Pumpkin Welcome kit!

Take a look back at the fun kits we enjoyed this year. More great kits are coming in 2019!

Why you want to join my team this month

This is the perfect month to join Stampin' Up! and my team and here's why!

Are you a hobby stamper who would love to get your Stampin' Up! wish list at a discount? Perhaps you are interested in earning extra income doing something amazingly fun! Maybe you ready to explore a whole new level of stamping with a really fun group of fellow stampers? 

Then consider a business opportunity as unique as you are!

When you purchase the Stampin' Up! Starter Kit and become part of my All About Stamping team as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, you are in full control of how you want to enjoy your demonstrator status - you are welcome to run your business your way and I'll be with you every step of the way.

To join Stampin’ Up! you need to purchase the great value starter kit for only $99. DURING SALE-A-BRATION you can choose any current products from the Annual or Occasions catalogs to the value of $175 and delivery is FREE!

During Sale-a-bration (3rd Jan – 31st March 2019) you can also purchase the starter kit and add the exclusive Craft and Carry Tote to your kit. You pay $125, choose $175 worth of goods and get the business pack and tote included!

Here's a recap of your options (until March 31, 2019):

To join, all you need to do is complete these quick and simple steps –

• Make a list of all the products you want (totaling $175)
• Click the ‘Join Now’ button
• Read the demo agreement and agree to the terms and conditions
• Add $175 in products from your list to the online starter kit order

Do you have questions? Please email me at: terri@nutzaboutstamping.com and I am happy to respond and help you get started on an amazing crafting adventure! 

OR: read more HERE about all the benefits in joining my team!