Exciting new product news

In have two great pieces of new product news to share with you today...


Firstly... As part of the 25th Anniversary Celebrations, Stampin' Up! are bringing back a selection of favourite stamp images form the past 25 years and putting them together into themed sets called The Best of 25 Years...and the first of these is the  Best of 25 Years Flowers selection.


These themed sets will be released one each month until October, with a different theme each month. Some of the images, although favourites in the USA, may not have been available in the UK before now...and if that was not enough, in each and every Best of...set there will be one brand new never-seen-before image too.

The Best of...stamp sets will all feature between 3 and  5 images and will be available in clear mount only and will be priced at £13.95.
Remember to check back each month to see and download the flyer for the new Best Of set for that month...





Second piece of great new product news is about  Single Stamps!

Following  consultation and a very successful pilot project in the USA , I am delighted to tell you that  for a limited time only  (until August 31st or while stocks last)  Stampin' Up! are  going to be offering a select range of  five fabulous and  fun single image stamps here in the UK.

The stamps will come in clear mount only and are packaged in cello bags rather than stamp cases (if you prefer you can purchase additional storage cases in packs of four). They require a clear block (which is not supplied) and all the single stamps in this range fit onto our size E stamping block.

There is no limit on the number of single stamps you can purchase but these are limited availability so get them while you can!


If you have any questions about any of the products or promotions or would like to place an order please contact me today 

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Retiring List is out...get them while you can...

Its that time again...when some of our favourite products are retiring to make way for new ones waiting eagerly in the wings to take their place in the catalogue and in our hearts.

Simply click on the picture to go to the lists of retiring products. To make things easier the list has been split into two...retiring stamps are on one list and accessories - which is everything else including paper, card, inks, punches, dies and embossing folders and embellishments on another.  Some retiring products are being sold at a discount and everything on the list has limited availability so to avoid disappointment get them while you can because when they are gone, they are gone and there will be no more stock available.

Online ordering is not available at the moment  while essential adjustments are being made to the system,  but it is really easy to place an order by simply contacting me today.  Its the same process if you have any questions about products or any promotions or events. 

Why not pop over and stock up on  your favourites or grab a bargain from the retiring products list today!

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Online ordering is here!

I am delighted to be able to announce that official Stampin' Up! demonstrator websites with online ordering facility have finally arrived in the UK                                                                      


and my official demonstrator website is right here! 

What does this mean? 
Well the demonstrator  website provides a central place for you to check out up coming events, book workshops, parties or classes. You can also search project ideas for inspiration and browse or download the online catalogues...but best of all is the online ordering facility...an online shop for Stampin' Up! products that is open 24 hours a day.

How do I order online?

 The simplest way to shop online is go to my demonstrator website (Please bookmark that page so you can find it again later, the online shop page will not remain as bookmarked) and click on one of the SHOP NOW buttons to take you to the online store. As you browse the store you can select items to add to your shipping bag. When you have finished making your selections you simply press the checkout button. At this stage you will be asked to log in or to create an account.  You will be asked to fill in your details and choose your password. You will then be taken to page to process payment for your order.  The next time you visit the online store you will simply need to enter your email address and password to log in.

You can also shop online via the main Stampin’ Up! UK website. If you choose this method please be sure to select me as your Demonstrator so that you can continue to benefit from being one of my Serendipity Stampers.  The easiest way to do this is to search for my name on the demonstrator directory - just enter Christa and you will find me. There is a SHOP NOW button on my demonstrator details page that will take you direct to the online store.  I am always very grateful for your orders and the opportunity to share what I love with you.

 Does it cost  more to order on line?

No - The product prices are listed in the catalogues and items will cost the same as they do when you order them through me.

What about post and packing ?

Stampin' UP! charges a flat rate £4.95 p&p on all orders. When you order on line  for the goods to be delivered direct to you via UPS there will be a post and packing charge of £4.95 regardless of the size of your order.  

 Can I still order by phoning or emailing you?

Of course you can - on line ordering is  simply an additional option for you to be able to place an order at any time of the day or night. I will still be available by phone and email - the personal  contact and service is very important to me

 Will you still be doing Parties and Classes?

Absolutely!  Parties and Classes are so much fun and you will still be able to order products at them.  They also give you the chance to try the product before you buy and to get hints and tips on how to get the most from your products.  

 Will I still get the same special offers and rewards when I order on line?

Yes you will.  You will be shown the latest offers when you order and if your order goes over £150 you will earn Stampin Rewards to spend on additional products.  Additionally when you order with me you will benefit from any personal promotions I may be running.

Will you still be my demonstrator if I order online?

Yes I will but I will only be linked to  your orders  IF you  shop via my online store or select me as your Demonstrator, so please make sure you do this.  It is by linking online orders this way that will allow me to continue to offer the things I offer to you.

What should I do if I have any questions?

You can still contact me in the usual ways – email me or via my facebook page.  You can also phone me on 07944603433

I hope you find this additional service beneficial and if you have any questions about it please just ask.  

To thank those who do set up an on line account with me and place an order before the end of June you will be entered into an exclusive prize draw to win some Stampin’ Up! goodies.

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

More This and That

I will confess I got my first This & That as a present when I was in the USA so I had longer than other UK demos to admire it and decide what to do with it...the only problem being that I got so stuck into the admiring phase that I became paralysed with indecision ..so I just went ahead and ordered another one - because let's face it one journal just isn't enough and the papers and stickers and tape are just gorgeous...

While I was waiting for my second one, I started looking around the internet to see what others had done with theirs (as you do) and I began collecting ideas... and then I stopped... because no matter how many ideas I collect form other places, this is MY journal and as such it needs MY ideas...

So with trembling hands I finally took the plunge and made the first mark on the pristine cover....  and guess what...there was no thunderclap of disapproval, no lightning strike...and I realised what I was telling everyone else really was true... there is no right or wrong way to do this. Pretty soon my liberated inky fingers were whizzing round that cover making their mark.

Now this is by no means finished and it will not be to everyone's taste but I made a start and I loved it. 

This first journal is going to be my little book of blessings and inspiration and it is intentionally messy and impulsive and random.

This is only the start of the front of the first journal, but I already have different plans for the inside front cover and then I will move onto the pages and when I reach the end I will do the inside back cover as a conclusion to the book...because that is what I decided.  I'm not  yet sure when I will do the back cover, but since there are no rules and no right or wrong way to approach this we shall just wait and see.

My second journal will be completely different, but having that second one gave me the freedom to mess around with this one...and of course the beauty of it all is that if I tire of the front cover, I can simply start over and decorate it some other way. 

What will you do with your This & That Epic Day journal?

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Stampin' Fun & Lolly Frocks

Throughout the year Stampin' Up! holds regional training events in various parts of the country but this weekend saw Stampin' Up! 's first ever all UK Regional event  which was held in Telford. Similar events are taking place across the European market countries and European demonstrators had the choice to go to any or all events in Europe.

                                                                             

It was amazing...hundreds of demos from all corners of the land gathered at The International Centre in Telford for a fun filled day of networking and sharing. It was great to catch up with old friends and to meet new people ...including the fabulous Chris from European demo support who helps us with all our queries online and on the phone.  Chris was a star, patiently standing before hundreds of cameras as we clamoured to meet and have our photo taken with our helpful hero.

As part of the day we were given some sneak peeks at some exciting things coming soon from Stampin' Up! but for now our lips must remain sealed...  but its all good and I promise its all well worth waiting for....

No big Stampin' Up! event is complete without prize patrol and I was lucky enough to be one of the winners of the first round prize patrol... Watch this space for some sneaky peeks of my fabulous prize...

As always swaps are an important part of any gathering of Stampin' Up! demos and this was no different - although the practicalities of making 350 swaps was a bit beyond many of us, we still did our best and I brought home some beautiful swapped projects.

For my swaps  I made some little treat holders
 that I named Lolly Frocks . 
They are little boxes hidden behind the dress skirts made using the dress up framelits.
 A little lollipop sits into the box and the lolly stick
 comes up through the neckline. A stamped layered
 label forms the dolly face on the lolly frocks.

If you would like to know more about what you need and how to make these little treats holders or you would like to join the fun and become part of the Stampin' Up! team then please contact me today.

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

This and That

                                                                                                                                                                                                    

 I am totally delighted to be able to introduce                                                                                              THIS & THAT  ...                                                        a new and exciting product line from Stampin' Up!

So what is it exactly?

 Well it is whatever you want it to be....

 This what Stampin' Up! says about the new product line...

Your life is: Fabulous. Quirky. Exciting. Perfectly messy. And happening really fast. So we’re happy to introduce our newest product line that lets you capture it all on-the-go. This and That will debut in the 2013-2014 annual catalogue, but we’re giving you and everybody else the chance to get it now! 

From 1–31 May you can get our five This and That products in a bundle for 15 percent off! Or, you can buy them separately through June and into the new catalogue (but why would you do that when you can get them all for at a discount?). Watch for more This and That products added to our line in the coming months!

So what exactly is in the bundle?
                                                                                                     

• Epic Day This&That journal - it is gorgeous with a thick chipboard cover with an embossed hexagon pattern on the front ready for you to decorate as you wish
• Epic Day This & That Designer Series Paper - a apck of 12 x12 double sided designer papers to match and compliment the pages of the journal
• Remember This & That Rotary Stamp - this handy tool has the dates you'd expect but also has a selection of 12 useful phrases 
• Epic Day This & That Stickers - there are four sheets of fabulous stickers with phrases and shapes in designs to co-ordinate and compliment your journal pages.
• Epic day This & That Washi Tape - Three rolls - so three different designs of washi tape to co-ordinate with the range.

There is just loads of product in this bundle and so many ways to use it all....the papers, stickers, tape and stamps can be used on other projects too.

If you like the idea of a This & That journal for the things that are important to you and want to take advantage of the 15% off bundle or you like the idea, but are not sure you would do with yours, then then just contact me today  and let me help you get started.

Until next time

Take care

Christa   xx

Stippled Blossoms

I really don't know why I waited so long to get the Stippled Blossoms stamp set...It was one of the first to catch my eye when the catalogue came out back in October and it had my secret little gottta have this one mark beside it from day one...and yet somehow  it still did not arrive in my collection until this week.

But now that it is here I know it is going to join the ranks of my special favourites because it is so versatile and when I got a call asking if I could make a birthday card, I immediately grabbed this set to try it out.

This was a basic card using masks and layers but believe me there is lots more to come.  I'm not a fan of decorating but this is one form of stippling I am going to love using.

If you'd like to get your hands on this set  you know what to do...contact me today and you too could be having fun stippling.

Until next time, take care


Christa   xx

Extra, extra....

Have you ever wished you could get more Stampin' Up! Products for your money?  Well between now and Thursday 30th May you can!  And there is more than one way ...

Host a Party between now and 30 May with sales of over £250 (before p&p) and you will get an additional £25 worth of free products. This means that you will have at least £65 extra to spend on anything you want in any of the current catalogues! What would you spend your £65 on?  Contact me TODAY to book a party ...

If you can't or don't want to hold an actual party right now,  you can hold a virtual party and collect orders from your family and friends using the catalogue... and as long as the total order (excluding p&p) is £250 (or more) you still get the extra £65 to spend on anything you like in the current catalogues.

JOIN my team... If you join my team between now and 30th May you will get to choose £155 worth of products for just £99. This price includes postage and packing and you also get the business kit (£45 value) for free too. Becoming a demonstrator is a wonderful opportunity to share what you love and earn money or products from sharing your passion for crafting. Whether you want to earn discounts just for yourself (including a whopping 30% off your first demonstrator order) , be a hobby demo selling to friends and family or you want to make money from running your Stampin up! Business, the choice is yours. The options and reasons for becoming a demonstrator are as individual as each of us. The benefits of being an active demonstrator are the same no matter what your long term goals. This new demonstrator offer is too good to miss…Contact me today to discuss your options or join via the online sign up. In just a few minutes you could be a part of my team.

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Stampin' Fun with the Superstars

Tomorrow is our team training  event.,..a chance for all of  us to gather together and swap  information, ideas and sample projects. It is usually a fun filled day with lots of laughter, inkiness and cake.

Swapping project samples is always a big part of any
 of our get-togethers and this time the theme for our
swaps is "Masculine".

The first sets of cards are all based around The Need for Speed stamp set.
I know a lot of people say they struggle making cards
for men,   but I love it and find it makes a great change from pretty cards  filled with flowers , butterflies or assorted cuteness.










 What I do struggle with however, is making forty cards all the same... unless its part of a wedding or party invites package where continuity is the purpose of the project, I just can't do it!








I'm not sure if its because I have too many ideas... or because I have the attention span of an ooh look shiny...  but even though I start out with one design, I just can help but morph each one a little...  I may start out with a similar design but in different colour ways like the card to the right and the one below...





 But then I will decide I want to try something else ...perhaps not as colourful and so might do a few in neutral tones like these below...which were made using a home made glimmer mist and some sentiment stamps








And then I might decide the neutrals are too sombre and I need to inject a little fun into my swaps...
and out comes the make a monster stamp set and some punches and some glitter card to end on a fun note









Some might say I may more work for myself by making so many different designs, but for me this was fun...the time flew by and I hardly noticed that I had made forty samples. I hope that my team mates will like my swap samples... I know on previous events they have said I make it hard for them because they have to choose...whatever happens, I know tomorrow will be a lot of fun and I will come home with lots of great ideas and some fabulous swapped samples.

If you would like to get the products needed to make cards like these, would like to attend a craft class, hold a workshop or want to be a part of all the fun and would like to know more about joining my team, please do drop me a line.


Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

How refreshing

Well I certainly had fun saleabrating... and when that ended, I  went on a short trip to the USA, hence the total lack of updates....but now I am back and raring to go...

News from Stampin' Up! .... In 2010 when we did our big colour renovation we shared our plans for smaller colour refreshes every three to five years to keep our colours on trend. Well it has been three years and we are excited to announce that the upcoming 2013–2014 annual catalogue will include 10 new colours (most of which are returning In Colors® from previous years)!                                   

The chart below shows which colours will be retiring at the end of June and if any of your favourites are among them you might want to order now before stocks run out. Of the new colours six are returning shades from previous in-colours and four are brand new shades...these new shades are Bermuda Bay, Soft Sky, Crushed Curry and Smoky Slate

Of course when the new catalogue is launched in July there will also be a whole new set of in-colours to look forward to...but for now those are still under wraps... we have to have something to look forward to after all.

This weekend I shall be joining other members of the Stampin' Up! team for a fun filled training day. As part of our team get-togethers we share inspiration and ideas and swap samples of our work. The theme this time is masculine - Father's day is coming up in June so its a great time to gather ideas for that...so the next couple of days I shall be busy making my swap projects. Hopefully I will have something to share with you soon.

Until next time, Take care

Christa   xx

Come Sale-a-Brate a great deal

If you love Stampin’ Up! products and have a long wish-list, why not check out the fantastic Sale-a-Bration offer for new demonstrators?  The starter kit normally costs £99 and for that you get £130 worth of products of your choice ,plus the £45 value business starter kit ...which is a great bargain whichever way you look at it....BUT join my team before  22 March 2013 and you can choose £162.50 worth of products from any current Stampin’ Up! Catalogue and still pay just £99. ... and of course you also get your business starter kit (£45 value) for free too. 

Becoming a demonstrator is a wonderful opportunity to share what you love and earn money or products from sharing your passion for crafting. Once you sign up you are in control, it is up to you how, or even if, you run your Stampin' Up! business  Maybe  you simply want to take advantage of this great offer and get some fabulous products at a bargain price? Whether  you'd like to get this fabulous deal and then earn yourself some discounts (including a whopping 30% off your first demonstrator order) , or  be a hobby demo selling to friends and family or you want to make money from running your own Stampin Up! Business, the choice is yours. There is no pressure and you can do as much or as little as you like.

The options and reasons for becoming a demonstrator are as individual as each of us. The benefits of being an active demonstrator are the same no matter what your long term goals. This new demonstrator offer is too good to miss,  but the deadline for sign up is 22 March.  If you have any questions please do Contact me today to discuss your options or join the team via the online sign up. All you have to do is choose the products (up to £162.50 value) you would like in your starter kit from any of the current catalogues, then when you have your list, grab your credit or debit card details and go to the sign up page and follow the on screen instructions. In just a few minutes you could be a part of my team and on the start of your very own Stampin' Up! Adventures.

So what are you waiting for? Come Sale-a-Brate with me...

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Still time to Sale-a-Brate

This year I am totally in love with a couple of the Sale-a-bration stamp sets that I got for FREE!!! (my absolute favourite price!)

One of my new favourites is the gorgeous Bloomin' Marvellous  stamp set. I used it for this friend birthday card which I teamed with a couple of sentiments stamps, some basic pearls and some of the beautiful striped organdy ribbon from page 30 of the new spring summer catalogue (this one is melon mambo item 129293 and it also comes in equally lovely Marina Mist  and Old Olive )

The Sale-a -bration promotion offer runs until 22 March 2013 so there is still time to place an order and get this or other free exclusive Stampin Up! products...there are 17 options to choose from and you get to pick one free product for every £45 you spend. If you would like to know more or are ready to Sale-a-Brate right now please contact me today and your fabulous Sale-a-Bration freebies could be with you sooner than you think.

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Boutique Boxes and bags

So yesterday I posted a card made with a stamp set I have had for a while (even though I didn't really use it until this week) and promised I would be sharing old favourites and highlighting some new products too...so today I thought I would quickly share with you something I made using the new Boutique Boxes Designer Printed Kit  (item no 129306) which is on page 25 of the 2013 Spring & Summer Seasonal Catlaogue.

This kit comes with everything you need to make some really cute gift boxes. In the pack there are 8 die cut boxes which are pre scored and printed on one side with a cute mini polka dot design, 8 printed mini note cards,a sheet of die cut decorations which includes leaves, paper
 buttons, gorgeous doilies and some borders, 16 buttons, 4.6m crumb cake & very vanilla bakers twine and some stampin' dimensionals....all you need  to add is a little adhesive and some imagination.

The catalogue picture shows a sample of a decorated box so I thought  I would share with you this quick and simple project I made. Instead of  closing the box I took the longest flap and turned it over  and adhered it to the outside to leave one end of the box open and  I added a handle which I secured with mini brads.  I  decorated the turned down flap with some co-ordinating cardstock and designer series paper and added the doily, button, bakers twine and leaf  decorations from the kit. The just for you is from the A Little Greeting stamp set which I bought with the boxes as part of the money saving bundle (bundle item 131104  at £11.95)

All that was left to do was to pop the gift inside the bag and it was ready to go.

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Do you ever find....

Do you ever find yourself drawn to the same stamp set over and over again?  It seems I am really making the most of the Clockworks stamp set...which is a little strange when I realised that I actually got this set last year -  but never used it until this past week...and now I have started, I just can't stop!

I used it again on this card that I made for my Dad whose birthday is at the end of this week. This time
 I used black card as the base and used whisper white card  stamped  with basic grey and midnight muse ink for the background...and of course because the base card was black I repeated the stamped background for the inside of the card too.

The sentiments used were from the fabulous Perfectly Penned stamp set (another huge favourite of mine)  and the DAD was stamped using Morning Post Alphabet set...which also includes the pointy fingers.  I originally resisted this stamp set because I didn't think I would ever use the pointy fingers...and again I have used them three times in the past two days...so it just goes to show how wrong first impressions can be.

I promised a friend who is a bit of a secret stamper (you know who you are), that I would re-visit some old favourites this week and also highlight some of my newer products too...so this is a revisit day...the next post will feature at least one of my favourite new products...

Until then, take care

Christa   xx

Just for fun

I have seen several cards for men using clothing as the basic design  and  decided to give it a try for the card for my nephew's birthday. I didn't have a template or guide so it took me a little while to figure out the exact dimensions for each layer but I was quite pleased with the end result...and hope that when Jonathan opens his card today it will make him smile.

For this project I used  the following cardstock: sahara sand ( for the base card) whisper white ( for the tee shirt - the detail was made using the 2" circle punch), basic grey (for the jacket...which I edged with basic grey ink and gave it the distressed treatment using the distressing tool in the spring & summer seasonal catalogue) The shirt and collar I made using designer series paper (retired and no longer available but suited my project perfectly). The badge was created using the Blue Ribbon stamp set with not quite navy ink.

With a little imagination, some card and designer paper, almost any card can be made to reflect the style of the recipient... I have a few other ideas along similar lines that I plan to try in the near future... but for today I wanted to share this one and to wish my lovely nephew Jonathan a very Happy Birthday!

Until next time, take care,

Christa   xx

Grungy Birthday

While the whole world goes hearts and roses crazy, I have been enjoying some inky fun of the more grungy kind using sets I own that I have not used as often I as should.

I have seen a  few designs lately using basic grey and various shades of yellow and I really liked the idea of combining the traditional drab and the bright and summery...

So for these two cards I opted for basic grey and summer starfruit and I choose to use the Clockworks and Blue Ribbon stamp sets.

For the card above I used the small background stamp from clockworks set , greeting from Blue Ribbon set, basic grey and summer starfruit ink, sponges, bakers twine, mini silver brads, dimensionals and the paper piercing kit and piercing tool.


For the card on the right I used the large and small background stamps from the clock works set, the blue ribbon stamp set, basic grey and summer starfruit ink, sponges, scallop and plain circle punches and dimensionals.








I carried on the same design for the inside of the cards too.




So that is what I have been up to while the world went romance crazy... now that the madness is over I plan to take a look at some of the newer products this week...and also take a look back at some old favourites too.

Until next time, take care


Christa   xx

Ta- Dah!

It is HERE the fabulous new Spring Summer Seasonal Catalogue. Forty pages filled with gorgeous new products that really do include something for everyone...


I will be back later with some of my own personal favourites but in the meantime you can download your copy right here . If you would prefer a paper copy please contact me today and I will pop one in the post for you.


Until later,

Christa   xx

Feeling Sentimental

Here I am with a  more of the fabulous free
Sale-a-bration products...this time I have used  the Feeling Sentimental stamp set. This has  four stamps in the set, three images and one sentiment and has a definite vintage feel.

The card on the right was made using two of the images  - the wheel and the penny farthing bicycle -  and the Celebrate sentiment. The Happy Birthday is stamped direct to the backing  and is from the Blue Ribbon stamp set (p33 main catalogue), circle and label punches and the essentials paper piercing pack (p181 main catalogue)

The simple card on the left uses the third image from the set along with the Celebrate wording. Oh Happy Day is from the Bloomin' marvellous stamp set, another  SAB free set.  I think I may have unintentially been influenced by or drawn inspiration from the driving rain outside when I decided to use the colour spritzer tool (p179 main cat) on this one.





As we begin the slow count down to the release of the new Spring & Summer seasonal catalogue I will be posting sneaky peeks of some of the fabulous new products every day next week.

If you would like to know how you can get any of the fabulous Stampin' Up! products, including the fabulous free products on offer during sale-a-bration or  you would like to join my team and take advantage of the fabulous S-A-B offer to new demonstrators then please contact me

Until next time, take care

Christa   xx

Bloomin' Marvelous

Sale-a-bration is here and one of the many  fabulous
 free products available during this promotion is
 the rather  gorgeous  and aptly named  Bloomin' Marvellous stamp set.


It has 8 stamps in the set with a mix of  images which include a flower, leaves, a butterfly and humming bird &  four sentiments in pretty fonts. It is a really versatile set  and already becoming  a firm favourite of mine. I can see so many uses for this stamp set.                                                                              


This is just one of the cards I made last night using the Bloomin' Marvellous stamp set that I got for free!

Until next time, take care,

Christa   xx

Its time to Sale-a-Brate!

Sale-a-Bration is here..come join in the fun!

Sale-a Bration is one of the highlights of the Stampin' Up! Calendar and this year, the  25th Anniversary Year,  is extra special with something for everyone.

For Customers... - For every £45 spent (exc p&p), choose a fantastic Sale-A-Bration FREE gift from a fantastic range of 17 items, including stamp sets, designer papers, embellishments and tools. There are 11 exclusive Sale-a-Bration products and six popular products from the main annual catalogue for you to choose from.

For Hostesses Invite friends and family for a fun evening crafting. Host a party or workshop, collect orders of £150 or more and you will earn a FREE pack of Silver Glimmer paper in addition to the usual hostess benefits….and of course for every £45 you spend you earn the free products as well.

For New Demonstrators – If you love Stampin’ Up! products and have a long wish-list, why not sign up during Sale-a-Bration?  Join my team between 22 January and 22 March 2013 and you can choose £162.50 worth of products from any current Stampin’ Up! Catalogue and pay just £99.  You also get your business starter kit (£45 value) for free too. Becoming a demonstrator is a wonderful opportunity to share what you love and earn money or products from sharing your passion for crafting. Whether you want to earn discounts just for yourself (including a whopping 30% off your first demonstrator order) , be a hobby demo selling to friends and family or you want to make money from running your Stampin up! Business, the choice is yours. The options and reasons for becoming a demonstrator are as individual as each of us. The benefits of being an active demonstrator are the same no matter what your long term goals. This new demonstrator offer is too good to miss… Contact me today to discuss your options or join via the online sign up. In just a few minutes you could be a part of my team.

What do you have to lose? Join in the Sale-a-Bration fun today!

Click on the picture at the top of this post to go to the online Sale-a-Bration brochure where you will find all the fabulous products you can earn for free. Please note it is a pull out publication and you may need to adjust the size on your screen. If you would prefer a paper copy please contact me and I will pop one in the post to you.

I will be back later to share some samples made with some of the fabulous free SAB products.

Until then, take care

Christa   xx