I became a Stampin' Up! demonstrator to pay for my stamping habit, but was amazed when my friends wanted to pay me to join in the fun! Now my Stampin' Up! income adds to our household monthly income and helps me to stay home with my kids. And of course when I need to get away, I get to go out and do what I love....stamp. To get in on the fun, check out the calendar for upcoming workshops or ask me for a free information packet on how Stampin' Up! can fit into your life.
"Love this cardstock! I've bought cardstock from many different stores and suppliers, but nothing compares to the cardstock from Stampin' Up! The quality of the stock is simply the best, and when purchased in packages from Jennifer, the price can't be beat. I use it to make a variety of custom cards, run it through my laser and inkjet printers for all kinds of papercraft projects, as well as include it in my scrapbooks and photo albums. The selection of colours is wide and I always find the perfect match in the Stampin' Up collection. Love, love, love it!"
Beth Rose, Grace Notes Press
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They were super easy to make using a small alphabet like "Simply Serif Mini Alphabet" and I used "Tiny Tags" to stamp a little symbol on them matching the beads.
I used charms I found in a local discount store and then just used pliers to attach a jump ring to the edge of the brad. I then pulled off the back of the brad with the pliers.
The "Builder Brads" are so cool because they have a little plastic cover that goes over the image you stamp to protect the image.
Here's one of the cards we made at the Stampin' Retirement Party on Monday night.
On this card retiring items are: Elements of Style stamp set, Family Reunion Stamp set, Kindness matters stamp set, Scallop Dots ribbon (this ribbon is on sale...check the retiring Accesories list!).
The "Family Reunion" stamp set is an awesome set in it and will work for many occasions!
The saying on this card is from Retiring Stamp set "Pursuit of Happiness". See all the retiring stamps HERE. I got this beautiful rainbow card in a demonstrator card swap from Tricia Miller. Tricia used all the 2011-2013 In-Colors.
Normally these colours retire by the end of the catalogue, but with the Colour Refresh, but I'm excited to see that four of the colours will be permanent colours available in the new 2013-2014 catalogue!
So we are just saying goodbye to the colour Lucky Limeade. Lucky Limeade ink and cardstock is available until May 31st or while supplies last.
I used the "Tool Shed" stamp set and "Word Play" stamp set for this masculine card.
Because the "Tool Shed" stamp is a background stamp, it is super easy to make a card with just one stamp! I added a little brad-hardware to make it more masculine.
Both of these stamp sets are retiring and no longer available after June 3, 2013.
I made these cards for my husband, who is a handyman here in Burlington. You can see his website HERE.
There are WAY TOO MANY to list...so I'm picking my absolute favourites here. Want to see more, come to my "Retirement Party" on Mon. May 13. DETAILS and RSVP HERE.