If you’ve had your eye on stamps from the 2023–2024 Annual Catalogue, then we have some exciting news! On Wednesday 19th July, these stamps will be 15% off for 24 hours.
You heard us right, for one day only you can snag your favourite stamp sets for a stellar price!
A couple of things to note:
No code is needed – The 15% discount will be applied automatically
Darling Details is a gorgeous set that has that magic combination of great sentiments, outline images for colouring and also two-step stamping for quick and easy creating. Normally $42, it will only by $35.70 on Wednesday.
Don’t forget to check the while you’re there. Some new items were added recently with hugely discounted prices. These are products that were in past catalogues and are ‘retired’ so it’s your last chance to get them.
As always, if you place a $50+ order with me you’ll be emailed the latest monthly Ideas tutorial, for inspiration to keep you crafting all month long. The July edition is over 70 pages long!
I’m here to help so don’t hesitate to message me if you have any questions.
The IDEAS team is back again with a new theme… ‘Holidays’! This covers everything from Christmas in July (or New Years, as I have done), or it could be travel related. No matter how we chose to interpret the theme, I know you’ll love what our designers all created for you this month.
The collage above is a sneak peek of the projects the Design Team have contributed this month.
I used the amazing Beautiful Balloons suite of products for my projects this month. We have a card with a window pane, and also a mini gift bag. This could be a fun gift for a New Years Eve party, but swap the sentiment for a birthday greeting and you have an all-year-round project as well.
To get your hands on this file of tutorials, including the projects shown here, simply place a $50+ order of Stampin’ Up! products with me during the month of JULY. 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. CONTACT ME to order your tutorials.
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The IDEAS team has a colourful collection of projects to share with you this month. This month the theme is ‘Colour Me Happy’.
The collage above is a sneak peek of the projects the Design Team have contributed this month.
I am featuring the brand new 2023-2025 In Color collection for my projects. These muted, neutral-based colours are so different to work with – for me – but I really love them!
My projects feature the Timeless Arrangements bundle of stamps and coordinating dies. Have you seen these products? Wow, can I just say, you have to go check out the dies. So clever! The flower and leaf dies have little bars on them so you can easily adhere them behind sentiments or other shapes. Check them out here to see what I mean.
My projects include a modification to the In Color Treat Bags and a matching card.
To get your hands on this file of tutorials, including the projects shown here, simply place a $50+ order of Stampin’ Up! products with me during the month of JUNE. 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. CONTACT ME to order your tutorials.
Would you like to see some more sneak peeks? Join our blog hop by clicking on the button below to check out the next great project by Tracy Elsom.
* 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.
