The August-December Mini Catalog has so many amazing products that it can be hard to find time in your crazy-busy schedule to narrow down the choices while still sharing the content and inspiration you customers crave.
We create our Holiday Catalog Helper as a great tool for connecting with customers and providing them with six great tutorials. It’s an awesome way to keep them engaged and show your gratitude for their support during these crazy times. Continue Reading…
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Welcome to our Paper Crafting Blog Hop featuring talented Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators. Fellow demonstrators from all over the globe including the USA, United Kingdom and Australia are participating. We have a wide array of fun projects and design styles to share with you! You may have arrived from Krissi Hannahs’s blog. Don’t you just love her project and the new Flowers for Every Season 6×6 Designer Series Paper. It coordinates with the 2020-2022 In-Colors 6×6 Designer Series Paper so well.
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The Done-For-You Newsletter & Blog Catalog Helper for the Annual Catalog is here!
This adorable mini gift bag features supplies you can get as Sale-a-Bration rewards! It is great for gifting Valentine’s Day treats or little love notes.
The mini gift bags are created from the envelopes in the Tutti-Frutti Cards & Envelopes – surprise!
After you try this, create more mini gift bags with the other envelope colors from the set. Cut the cards in half to create small love notes to fit in the bags, too.
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Do you love glitter? What most stampers don’t love is when that lovely glitter gets mixed into their ink pads!
This simple tip will make your want to sprinkle glitter like fairy dust! Read on and learn how to remove glitter from your ink pads!
Hi! It’s Debbie from CraftyPerson. My team and I held a stamping technique mini retreat last month, from 10-3 on a Saturday, in downtown Portland. As you can see by our header photo, fun was had by all. Seeing the boys have a blast (and eating a lot of red licorice) is what it’s all about for me. People learning, creating, and having fun together!
One of our favorite techniques is to create a snow landscape scene. Amy and I have created a technique tutorial for you below. It highlights one of three ways you can create a winter scene with snow.
