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Rejoin Stampin’ UP! for only $35.00!!!

Jul 15th, 2010 Posted in Daily Post, WORK AT HOME | no comment »

Special Rejoin Starter Kit Offer

Dates: July 1-31, 2010
During the month of July, any former Stampin’ Up! demonstrator* can rejoin Stampin’ Up! for only $35!

To rejoin Stampin’ Up!, former demonstrators only need to purchase the Rejoin Starter Kit and sign and complete a new Independent Demonstrator Application and Agreement.

The Rejoin Starter Kit Contains:

  • 2010-2011 Idea Book & Catalog (8)
  • 2010 Summer Mini Catalog (8)
  • Guest invitation postcards (100)
  • Customer order forms (50)
  • 2010-2011 Definitely Decorative catalog (1)
  • Celebrando Creatividad (1)
  • Two months free Demonstrator Business Web Services (DBWS) subscription

Details to Remember:

  • This offer is available to all former demonstrators*, however Stampin’ Up! will only contact dropped demonstrators from the last three years.
  • This kit does not include any Stampin’ Up! products.
  • Rejoin Starter Kit payment must be made by the new recruit, and not the upline.
  • Former demonstrators may add either or both of the optional add-ons to their starter kit. (See starter kit form for add-on contents.)
  • There is no Online IDA option for this kit. Rejoin Starter Kit order forms must be submitted by mail.
  • Rejoin Starter Kit order and Independent Demonstrator Application and Agreements must be received by Stampin’ Up! by July 31, 2010.

*Only demonstrators who resigned on or before March 31, 2010, are eligible for this offer.

Please Note: This date does not apply to any demonstrator who dropped as a part of our quarterly drop process. Any demonstrator who has dropped as a result of not meeting the quarterly minimum is eligible for this offer.

Contact me to get your application filled out and mailed!! You cannot sign up online with this offer.

Email me at Highdesertstamper@gmail.com

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ATCs in 44 colors!

Jul 5th, 2010 Posted in Artist Trading Cards, Patriotic, Special Announcements, WORK AT HOME | no comment »

44 COLORS and counting…………..

Our local demo group recently did an ATC swap for all the new Colors in the COLOR RENOVATION, including the 5 In colors. Ever see 44 sets of trading cards spread out all at once?  Here’s some pics:

Here are 4 of the ATC’s from the new IN COLORS:

Peach Parfait

Pear Pizzaz

Blushing Bride

Concord Crush

Check back next week to see 4 more of the new Color Renovations!

ATC trading……

Jun 28th, 2010 Posted in 3-D Items, Artist Trading Cards, Big Shot Ideas, Card Classes, Challenges, Dry Embossing, LNS, Paper Flowers, Special Techniques, Specialty Classes, WORK AT HOME | one comment »

I don’t know how many of you have ever “traded” Artists Trading cards… They are small, compact, and easy to make or can be very “tedious” as the one I’m going to show you.  They were orignally started in the 1700′s as miniature portraits that were sold.  During the Impressionist age, Artists cards were traded to study each other art styles and techniques.  If you’d like to read about their history… here’s a link. They’re very interesting.  I have traded Oriental style ATC’s,  “vintage” style, and now we’ve done a 44 color Stampin’ UP! style. I will be posting all of the Color Families over the next few weeks, on Mondays… so come back and check to see the next batch!     Enjoy.

Bashful Blue colors

Recipe: Stamp sets: Puns from the past, Charming

Card stock and Ink: Bashful blue, whisper white; Accessories: Eyelet lace border punch, crimper, new tiny flower punch from Itty Bitty Shapes, boho blossom punch, jewelry tag med. punch, Vanilla smooch spray, lt blue embroidery floss (ties on tags), pearls from pretties kit, BS Lattice emobssing folder.

Techniques: ined embossing,  I teach this in a class–it is NOT the brayered folder technique; “ruffled” borders.

If you’d like to take a class and learn how to make this card, contact me at “highdesertstamper@gmail.com”

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