Hey Gang!! I received my pre-ordered items of some of the new Stampin' Up! products that are coming out in the 2017-2018 catalog, last week. As a demonstrator, we are able to pre-order some specified products, prior to the regular customer base. That is one of the reasons I like being a demonstrator, I like getting my stuffs before everyone else. However, it is only a limited amount of products that we are able to choose from. I always start to drool as I look through the catalog. I found myself trying to order a few of the items that weren't on the list.... too funny, only to find out that they aren't available. Ever tried doing that?? I just try, hoping that MAYBE it's gonna go through, that they messed up and I'll be that 1 that get to order something everyone else couldn't. LOL!!!! No such thing has happened.... Also in this order are some of the products that are retiring. I'm going to try and make a Stampin' Up! project once a week. It's just the most craziest time of the year right now.... with graduations and weddings coming up... my hands are being requested to create... and I am just so thankful to the Lord for these blessed orders. Just gotta make sure I don't mess up and say "yes" to everyone... eeks!!!
Anyways, here is my video, I hope you like what I've ordered!!!! Don't forget, you will be able to order from the new catalog starting June 1st, 2017. If you need a catalog, be sure to contact me, or you can view an electronic one through my website, link on the ride side bar over there ----->
Aloha,
Showing posts with label Rubber Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rubber Stamps. Show all posts
May 15, 2017
May 13, 2017
Unboxing of Stampscape Order
So recently, I ordered a bunch of stamps from Stampscapes. I have LOVED this line of stamps for the longest time, but just didn't want to invest in the line because I knew I wanted so many of them.... until recently, I found out that they also sell their stamps as just rubber. Just Rubber?? Yes, just the rubber!!! How do I use? I use with Tack n' Peel. Or you could also just apply a strip of double stick tape to the back of the rubber and then adhere to an acrylic block. In the video I describe briefly of how I use these stamps. I'm just so thrilled that I got my hands on some of these.... so, I hope I have the chance to play with them SOON!!!!
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