Bring on the glitter stations, the time has come
At 8pm last night, I was to be found feverishly scanning my laptop, because the PDF of the Autumn/Winter Seasonal Catalogue had become available for myself and all the other demonstrators spread across the world.
As I flicked through the pages, oohing and ahhing and making mental notes of projects to be made and classes to be run, I felt the need for a mince pie. Alas not slimming world friendly.
What’s Inside?
So armed with a satsuma, I wrote you a quick list of what you will find inside
- 8 Suites
- 47 Stamp Sets
- 20 Dies
- 3 Embossing Folders
- 10 Punches
- 11 Ribbons
- 10 Embellishments
- 2 Kits
- 1 Product Medley
- 3 Inks
- 1 Memories and More pack
- 2 Boxes
- 11 Papers
- Black Dimensionals
- Ice Glitter
- Shimmer Crystal Effects
- Snowfall Accents Puff Paint
- Note cards and envelopes
- New set of masks
- Snow Globe Domes
There is so much inspiration for all of your autumn, winter and Christmas projects. My wish list is well under way and I can start ordering next week, on August 1st.
Want some?
If you want to be able to order next week as well, there is a way…..
Take advantage of the Extra, Extra Promotion. You spend £99 and you will be able to choose £155 of products from this and any other current Stampin’ Up publication. You will also receive your £8 voucher at the beginning of September to spend on your next order. And of course, whatever you order, you will be eligible for at least a 20% discount.
So you get to shop early, you get lots more for your money and then Stampin’ Up will give you an ongoing discount into the bargain. Now that sounds like Christmas really has come!
And when you do start creating your Christmas projects, then make sure you share them on my special festive Facebook group.
You can find the Christmas Quackers group here
This was set up a couple of years ago, so that we could all inspire each other to create those Christmas projects all year round. This would hopefully prevent that last minute panic.
So forget the scorching heat outside. Let’s think Christmas
Helen xx
