Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Join Stampin Up for as little as $85 for a limited time.

While anytime is a great time to join the Stampin’ Up! family as a demonstrator, joining during July and August is especially sweet!
Starting your own Stampin’ Up! business means free and discounted products, plus a little extra cash– Plus, from July 15 – August 31, you can become a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator for only $85!

The special, limited-time Mini Starter Kit contains many of the items you need to get started in your new business, including
For All You Do stamp set
In Color Classic Stampin’ Pads (6)
Whisper White card stock (8-1/2" x 11")
In Color assorted card stock (8-1/2" x 11")
Business forms and tools
Or if you want to buy the standard $199 Starter Kit, in addition to the supplies listed below, you’ll get all six of the new In Color Classic Stampin’ Pads and one pack of In Color assorted card stock (8-1/2" x 11")–a $43 value! The standard Starter Kit includes
Four stamp sets
A Stampin’ Around wheel, handle, and ink cartridge
Stampin’ Pastels
Card stock
Eastern Blooms Décor Elements and applicator tool
Five Classic Stampin’ Pads
VersaMark Pad
Stampin’ Scrub and Mist
Blender pens
Business forms and tools
These special offers–the Mini Starter Kit and the In Color add-on to the standard Starter Kit–are only available for a limited time, so you must act fast!
Benefits of Becoming a Demonstrator
Whether you just love to stamp, or you want to grow a successful, thriving business, the Stampin’ Up! opportunity is the right fit for you. Stampin’ Up! demonstrators enjoy many benefits, with just a few listed below:
Product discount. Demonstrators get a 20% discount on all Stampin’ Up! products, including stamp sets, paper, and accessories. It’s a great way to support your love of stamping and paper crafting.
Extra income. You’ll earn extra income based on your sales and recruiting–how much extra income is up to you. Maybe you just want enough income to pay the electric bill every month, or maybe your goal is bigger–the monthly payment for your new car–it’s your decision!
Flexible schedule. This is your business, so you can put in as much (or as little) time as you’d like.
Support from Stampin’ Up! We love our demonstrators and it shows through our demonstrator support materials, including a monthly magazine, workshop ideas, and audio and video trainings on all kinds of topics available on our Demonstrator Web Site.

So if you are interested please log into my Stampin Up! website or contact me directly.
http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/stampingwithsweetpea/
Jonna1967@gmail.com

Stampin Up partners with Build A Bear. Convention 09

Welcome to the Build A Bear workshop partnered by Stampin UP. They have made exclusive Dies and stamp sets just for us. Just wait till I get my hands on these little babies. At convention I won one of the prize patrols and I got a stamp set and card/envelope set.. but I traded my nice roommate Ali for her prize patrol which was the Bear stamp set, the Bear words and the designer paper. Stay tuned. This is all available in the new mini. Soon to hit your mailbox. Available for order Sept 1st.
I will be planning a Build A Bear workshop soon to make these cute little critters.

This was the sweet Build A Bear available to convention attendees... She is stinkin cute. I named her Sweetpea the bear. She comes with her own stamp, a cute SU apron, the new IN color ribbon in her hair and the official SU logo on her paw. SO cute.
This picture shows each of the dies and what it cuts out. You can change up the color of the bear to make light to dark brown or even black or white. How cute is that?

The die cuts allow you to use fabric, magnets and and cardstock to make different types of outfits.

Here is a sample of the stamped bear image and then one of the dressed die cut ones.


Here is the same thing but the little girl bear.

Now how cute are these little bears dressed in their Halloween best? I have also seen how to do a bear in a tux and in PJ's. There is another die to make Christmas outfits. Just cant wait to get started on this.


SU Convention 2009

This was super cute Halloween treat container made from the Designer paper.

These are a bit hard to see but they are made out of fabric scraps using the Flower Folds Big Shot died. They are layered and then a vintage button added in the middle to make a broach. Super cute. Shelly is so talented.
This lamp shade is made using the same big Shot die but it is using cardstock. Very cute to personalize a bedroom

This was the Momento Mall. SU logo product that they made for Convention. Looks like a huge room and it is.. but the line to check out was long. and the line to get in was even longer. We waited an hour and a half and that was about half the time that others waited. We all chatted and swapped cards in line. I swapped 200 of mine. I got back tons of really nice swaps to be cased.
This is the part of the line that winds back and forth like at Great America. Back and forth and back and forth. haha Lots of tired feet after that line. We are at the door waiting to get in this pic.
This was the line BEFORE the back and forth line. whew.. good thing I brought snacks.

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Misc cards July

This card I made for Glen next door. He turned 3. I used the Simple birthday thanks stamp that has words in the bottom part but I just did this in 3 steps and just cuttlebugged the bottom.
This on I used the same template as the July Doll camp card but used baby colors.. Lots of cuttlebug and punches going on here. This was for Baby Penley... who I got to hold for a while at camp while her mommy Allie got to stamp :) got my fix for now.

This one I made for MaryBeth.. Ok so I was a month early for her Birthday. Hey I am either early or totally late. But I used the Circle Circus and punches along with the Shapers and Movers die.

July Camp Cards

I saw this little doll idea on Pattys stamping spot. What a cute idea she shared. Looks cute in lots of different designer paper. We used the Wide oval punch for the wrap, then the circle punches to make the face. Cute.
This card uses the Movers and Shapes die. It is where you can move the die shape to cut out anywhere on the card. Makes a cute window with a nice pin hole trail around it.

This is using the new stamp set Circle Circus. I love polka dots so you know I like this set. We used one of the new colors... Rich Razzleberry. pretty color


This is one of the cards I am making for the Stampin Up Convention the first week of Aug. We used several punches including the new Butterfly one that matches the set flight of the butterfly. So I have 75 of these babies ready to swap. We used the new Soft Suede brown color.. makes a cute color for teddy bears.. that is your little hint of what is to come Sept 1st :)
This is using that same set Circle Circus....say that 10 times fast. geez.. But it is a cute set and we used the circle punches to pop them out. Quick..

June Camp Cards

This card was done using the scallop die and designer paper. I used one of the IN colors.. Pacific Point Blue.
This card is using the same scallop die but cut out on the edges to make a dress. Super cute using just about any of the designer paper.

Just wanted to show a simple card.. dont have to make it so complicated just to make a card

This one is using the cuttlebug and one of my fav punches. I just love that shape. All wavy like that.

This one is using the scallop circle again.. Yes I know.. but I wanted to show the many things you can do with just one die. Just another way to get your moneys worth.

Monday, July 6, 2009

New Catalog

Hi ladies. Sorry it has been a bit since I have posted but I had some issues getting into my account.. drat..
So I want to let you know that the new catty is out and you can get one free if you are in my monthly Rubber Hugs club or for only $5 if you are not. You can also view it online at www.stampinup.com
Please contact me if you have any questions.... jonna1967@gmail.com

Also dont forget to check the SU site each Monday for the weekly special. This is for every monday in July....

Till next time... Happy Stamping

Jonna