Hello friends. A new month means we are back again to share a sneak peek of our monthly IDEAS Design Team tutorial bundle. Our April tutorials all have a theme of “Cards the Move” – including cards and projects that wobble, flip, slide and spin. One of my favourite themes!
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 MARCH. This can be done through my online store, 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. If you don’t get it, please reach out to me in case you were missed.
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.
For my project this month, I included a tutorial for half-cut cards.
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 Dara.
A brand new annual catalogue is just around the corner, which means it is time to say goodbye to retiring products. Some items are up to 50% off!
Products do sell out – and they don’t come back. So check your wish list today and if there’s anything you’d like don’t delay. Shop online or contact me and I’ll take care of your order for you.
Hello friends. Today is the day I share a sneak peek of our monthly IDEAS Design Team tutorial bundle. Our March tutorials all have a theme of “Celebrating Friends” – including cards, scrapbook pages, decor and gifts packaging.
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 MARCH. This can be done through my online store, 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. If you don’t get it, please reach out to me in case you were missed.
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.
For my project this month, I included a tutorial for making pyramid cards with plenty of samples for inspiration.
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!
Hi friends, Today I’m sharing the latest YCCI (You Can Create It) project.
The latest You Can Create It packet
Each month our You Can Create It (YCCI) subscribers are given a packet of supplies – like cardstock, paper and embellishments – and the challenge is to turn those supplies into a completed project.
The February pack featured a couple of stunning panels from the Symbols of Fortune Designer Series Papers, cardstock panels in Soft Succulent and Crumb Cake, and a panel of the gorgeous Mother of Pearl specialty paper.
Participants could also use any of the cardstock sheets or other items from the “extra materials pack”. I added a little bit of Soft Succulent ribbon on mine too.
Design Team Projects
Once again the YCCI design team have truly outdone themselves with these fabulous projects. Enjoy the inspiration!
Cost for each quarter is AUD$25 (free pick up/local delivery or add $5 for postage) which gives you a packet of supplies for each of the three months. They will be sent all together and you can make them up at once or spread them out over the three months. Best of all, you’ll get to see and try brand new products. The next round is starting in April. Contact me today to reserve your pack.
This month the IDEAS Design Team focuses on the fabulous suites in both the annual and mini Stampin’ Up! catalogues. Suites are co-ordinated product lines – such as stamps, papers, dies, ribbons and embellishments – that are designed in the same theme and work together to create fantastic coordinated projects.
I chose the Artfully Composed suite to work with. I used it in recent weeks for our stamp club project (mainly using stamps and dies) but really wanted to see what we could make with the other products in the suite.
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 FEBRUARY. This can be done through my online store, 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. If you don’t get it, please reach out to me in case you were missed.
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.
I created 3 different projects using the Artfully Composed suite, and I can’t wait to share them with you in this month’s tutorial. I especially love the luminary made from the Layering Designs Vellum. Gorgeous!
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 Janey Backer!
Hi friends, Today I’m sharing the latest YCCI (You Can Create It) project. We recently kicked off a new round – this is the first of the January to March packs. It’s so fun to see what everyone makes with the same supplies.
The latest You Can Create It packet
Each month our You Can Create It (YCCI) subscribers are given a packet of supplies – like cardstock, paper and embellishments – and the challenge is to turn those supplies into a completed project.
The January pack featured 3 pretty papers from the Sweet Talk Designer Series Papers, cardstock panels in Granny Apple Green, Pool Party and Real Red, and an envelope.
Participants could also use any of the cardstock sheets or any other items from the “extra materials pack” but I challenged myself to make a card out of the 3 panels. And it worked!
I present to you, a Sweet Talk easel card!
Design Team Projects
Once again the YCCI design team have done an amazing job of converting these items to stunning projects. Enjoy the inspiration!
Cost for each quarter is AUD$25 (free pick up/local delivery or add $5 for postage) which gives you a packet of supplies for each of the three months. They will be sent all together and you can make them up at once or spread them out over the three months. Best of all, you’ll get to see and try brand new products. Contact me today to reserve your pack.
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2020 Australian Top 25 Sales Award #5 Incentive Trip
2019 Australian Top 25 Sales Award #11 Leadership Award
2018 Australian Top 10 Incentive Trip Achiever Top 10 Sales & Recruiting
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2016 Australian Top 10 Incentive Trip Achiever Leadership Award
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