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Heal Your Heart & the last day of SAB!

This Sale-A-Bration stamp set is one everyone needs in their collection to show friends and family how much we care.  It easily shows appreciation and sympathy all in one set.  Today, February 28, is the last day of this promotion by Stampin' Up!, the last day to get free stamp sets and to become a demonstrator with extra benefits!  Let me know if you have questions or any problem placing a last minute order.  You can order online until 2 AM our time ~ the cut off is midnight mountain time.  It's been fun ~ I hope you enjoyed it and are looking forward to a second SALE-A-BRATION later in the year!  Thanks for checking in to my blog!  Happy Sunday!

 

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This card uses the Fine Art Floral DSP on page 33, Mini Catty.
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The background on this card is created using the Painted Texture 3D embossing folder, page 33 Mini Catty.
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This card uses the Corner Bouquet stamp set, the Heal You Heart stamp set and the Paper Blooms DSP ~ all Sale-A-Bration products ~ FREE with your order!

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Wide Storage Cases

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Some of you Lovely Ladies have been looking for the wide storage cases that Stampin' Up! used to carry (in fact, they are in the catalog now but are not available ~ so sad).  These are the cases that measure 5" x 7" and are an inch and a quarter wide.  The ones that were absolutely necessary when we used rubber stamps on wood blocks.  A wonderful demonstrator, Jan Farring, shared a link to purchase them on Amazon.  I hope that helps.
 
(25) CheckOutStore Plastic Storage Cases for Wood Mounted Rubber Stamps (Clear/Spine: 40 mm)
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(25) CheckOutStore Plastic Storage Cases for Wood Mounted Rubber Stamps (Clear/Spine: 40 mm)

Berry Blessings & DSP ~ 3 days left!

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This pretty card uses the ABSOLUTELY ARGYLE embossing folder ~ so pretty!

This combination is part of SALE-A-BRATION ~ you can find the stamp set and the designer series paper on page 14 & 15 in the brochure.  They are FREE with a $100 order until the end of the month ~ coming very quickly!!!

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The detail on the sentiment on the card is created using the STITCHED WITH WHIMSY DIES on page 72 in the Mini ~ love them!

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We created this card at my END OF SALEBRATION party on Tuesday this week.
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This is the inside of the card above.








DARLING DONKEYS

Darling Donkey
Paper Blooms DSP: FREE SAB

There are only a few more days to take advantage of Stampin' Up!'s annual celebration ~ SALE-A-BRATION.  Today I thought I would feature one of my favorite stamp sets that is available FREE with a $50 order until midnight on February 28th!  You can find it on page 4 & 5 in the SAB brochure.  It is fun and will always be fun ~ I am sure you have seen lots of ways to use this cute stamp set.  Here are a few more....

Darling Donkeys
Oh So Ombre DSP: FREE SAB
Donkey card for stamp clug (2)
Made with Rainbow Glimmer Paper that's hard to see ~ sorry!
Donkey Valentine (2)
True Love DSP & Resin Hearts (page 55 Mini)





Me............

This is the information about me on the Stampin' Up! webpage ~ I thought you might be interested..............the last few days have been so exciting..........thank you to all my stamping friends...........

“Be consistent so that people can count on you.”

Creativity was a part of Susan Elise’s upbringing. She was raised in an atmosphere that supported creativity in everything. “My parents encouraged ‘handmade’ so it was always a part of my life. I remember Dad suggesting we grab our notebooks, get in the car on a Sunday after church, drive around until we found a scene of interest, and draw.” Susan Elise and her parents would “stamp” their own homemade Christmas card by carving designs in linoleum blocks and using paint to create prints. She still has one of the blocks in the art studio her husband built for her. Susan Elise has taken that love of creating from her childhood into her role as a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, and she can’t get enough of not only creating, but also teaching others. 

Susan Elise’s passion for stamping started at a calligraphy conference 20 years ago. They were given free time in the evening and she met someone who was stamping to “relax.” After that she started adding stamped images to her calligraphy and eventually found Stampin’ Up! through her team leader. She hosted a workshop in her home, and decided being a demonstrator “was a good deal . . . and that was the beginning.” She’s been hooked for the past 20 years. 

Susan Elise started her Stampin’ Up! journey with her first workshop in the dining room of her home as she and a handful of others created valentines. She did as many workshops as she could after that, starting where she lived in Virginia, and then expanded to do workshops in North Carolina and Cleveland, Ohio. She said she would pack up her car and head off “to meet new people and show them how to stamp.” Now, Susan Elise enjoys inviting guests over to her art studio to stamp together. “I love teaching someone new to stamping and watching them learn and become comfortable with their creative ability.”

Throughout the years, Susan Elise has encouraged people to try new things. “Trying new things is important,” she says. “It does not always become a part of your creative life, but it’s always worth a try.” And she’s carried that motto throughout her years as a demonstrator. Susan Elise continues to be an innovative demonstrator as she works toward her goals. And while she enjoys all stamping she says she especially enjoys “making gifts for friends and finding just the right stamp set for someone’s interests and lifestyle.”

It’s all those memories and friends she’s made through Stampin’ Up! that have inspired her to keep going and to reach the Million Sales Milestone. Susan Elise dedicates her success to the commitment of daily performance and the discipline of constant preparation to hold events and to teach her friends. As she continues to inspire everyone around her, she gives simple advice: “Relax and enjoy your own style of creativity.” 

Congratulations, Susan Elise! We are so happy you are a part of the Stampin’ Up! family!


Lovely Labels Pick a Punch

07.20_PUNCH_EXTRA_MONTHLY_FOCUSThis punch is bundled with the LOVELY YOU stamp set on page 22 in the Annual Catalog.  It is six punches in one!!!  Two designs, three widths, any length!  You can punch 1/2', 3/4" and 1" widths.  

                                                                

 


Stampin' Up! Lovely You

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Because the Annual Catalog Retiring List will be available at the end of March I thought I would turn my attention from the Mini Catalog to the Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog.  There is always so much to digest and it is so easy to totally overlook stamp sets, bundles, tools, etc.  I was surprised to find this bundle ~ it was as if I had never seen it before!  Does that ever happen to you?

07.20_STAMP_EXTRA_MONTHLY_FOCUS_ENI think what attracted me is the sayings in the set, LOVELY YOU (#152525).  There are several that I particularly like but I can see how easy it would be to use all of them.  I like the font too!  The two I like the best are 'love is what makes us family' and 'wildly grateful'.  The stamp set is on page 22 in the Annual Catalog and it is bundled with the 'Lovely Label Pick a Punch' ~ more on that tomorrow.


Thank YOU!

Join us in congratulating Susan Elise Morton from the United States, our 47th one million career-to-date sales achiever!
 
The above is from Stampin' Up!'s FB page yesterday along with the same picture that you see on the right side of my blog.  I am beyond excited and want to thank all of you who are now, or have been over the years, my Stampin' Up! customers.  It has been a very special journey, one that has made my life meaningful over the last twenty years.  I so appreciate your support & friendship, love of crafting, Stampin' Up! and me!  Stampin' Up! has been a blessing in my life and the largest blessing has been the friends that I have made ~ each one a treasure.  Thank you.