We are one step closer to the end of the year, and also the end of the current mini Stampin’ Up! catalogue.
Can you believe it? The July–December 2021 Mini Catalogue will be retiring soon!
Although some of the products will be continuing over into the next big annual catalogue, others will be finishing up so this is your last chance to get them. Save up to 50%!
This selection of Last-Chance Products is only available while supplies last.
Today I’m excited that we’re launching the November IDEAS Tutorial bundle.
This amazing tutorial bundle has been carefully curated just for you. It is filled with project ideas and inspiration… and all featuring different stamps and suites. The theme this month is Punch It Up – so many fun and different ways you can use Stampin’ Up! punches.
These tutorials were created by the IDEAS Design Team, a group of international crafters. Each contributor makes unique tutorials to help inspire you and to make your crafting easy and fun. You’ll find projects from each of the talented contributors within the pages of this tutorial bundle. Some include multiples!
The collage above is a sneak peek of the projects the Design Team have contributed this month.
To get your hands on this file, simply place a $50+ order of Stampin’ Up! products with me during the month of NOVEMBER. This can be done through my , or by contacting me by email, by Facebook or phone. It’s also available for separate purchase and is provided to my team members for free in our team forum and also to my stamp club members.
Once you have received the tutorials, please remember they are for your personal use only, so that means you can’t distribute any printed or electronic copies of these bundles.
You can have a look at a sneak peek of each of the designer’s projects by joining us on this blog hop. Click on the button below to check out the next great project by Odette!
* Legal disclaimer: I have achieved the awards and recognition listed above, but this is not representative of typical Stampin’ Up! demonstrators. The level of sales to achieve this result requires significant work and is accomplished by a substantially small percentage of Stampin’ Up! demonstrators.
