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We did it! SU! set out to recruit 10,000 new demos in 2010 an dwe have reached that goal. Click the link here to see how Shelli Gardner (our CEO) welcomed her in! I love representiong this company! I know you would too! Today is the last day to get the demo kit at 50% off!!!! 10,000th Recruit Happy Stampin' Tricia

We introduced fabric into our product line this last August, I will admit to you that I did not own any until my last order a week ago. Now I can honestly say I love it! And this week it is 50% off so of course I ordered more. And wait until you see the fabric in the next mini catalog...yummy! So here is what I have done so far. I made two coasters, one I free handed a heart and the other I used my big shot to die cut the scallop square shapes. I had some iron on fleece that I sandwiched between and taught myself the blanket stitch from the internet. Voila! Cute. I think you could also add a bit of ribbon and make them sweet tree ornaments. The second thing I did with the fabric was add it to a card, of course. I had a leftover strip of the polka dot and I just wrapped it around as I would ribbon and tied it on. Again, very easy. The fabric I chose was the Candy Cane, and I did that because I felt it was more versatile. I knew I could use it for reasons other than Christmas. The card I...

There is a great sale going on right now with your favorite products up to 50% off! The prices are good through November 30th! Details are on the left just click the online spectacular to see the savings. Visit my website to place your order or email me and I can enter it for you. If your order is over $150 you will receive free shipping! Happy Shopping! Tricia

Do you love what I do? Would you like a big discount on your favorite products? You can join Stampin' Up! and be a demonstrator for just $87.50, the kit has a value of $310 in products and supplies! Plus you get 30% off of your first purchase as a demonstrator, sneak peeks at the new 2011 Occasions and Sale-A-Bration products, (yes I have seen them already!), opportunities to purchase product in advance and the best thing of all....to share what you love to do with others. Honestly, you can't beat getting together with friends and stamping! I love it and I know you will too. What you get in the kit... Standard - 4 stamp sets (33.95, 28.95, 18.95, 7.95) and 1 wheel, patterns dsp pack (p. 175), asst pkg of cardstock, solid package of cardstock (neutral), versamark ink pad, 4 classic ink pads, 2 markers, 1 refill, snail adhesive, stampin mist, stampin scrub, 5/8" satin ribbon, wheel handle, uninked cartridge wheel, stampin sponge, dimentionals, clear block C, Songbird dec...

Here is a cute and simple card using the extra large snowflake punch. The paper is real red, whisper white, baja breeze and the candy cane christmas dsp. I also used the Northern Hearts hostess set and Sincere Salutations for my greeting. Happy Stampin' Tricia

Here are two cards we made at my second Christmas Club class. Simple yet elegant. We stamped snowfleakes from the Northern Hearts level 1 hostess set, in Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, and Whisper White, just around the edges. We also stamped white snowflakes onto the whisper white and then sprayed it with vanilla shimmer mist (118772, $4.95). The ribbon is the 5/8" organza satin ribbon (114319, $5.95/15 yds). The snowflakes were made with the extra-large snowflake punch (119852, $16.95). The finishing touch was glitter and a basic rhinestone.  glitter and rhinestone There is still room in my last Christmas card class on December 4th. We will be making 10 identical cards featuring the Holly and Jolly rub ons and the Holly and Jolly designer series paper. We will be making a couple stocking stuffer gifts as well. The cost for supplies is $25, please rsvp by November 24th. Supplies: stamp set: Northern Hearts - a level 1 hostess set in the Winter Mini paper: crumb cake cs...

I thought I'd share with you another of my fun favorites. The flower on the post it note holder. The holder was shared by Sandy Hancock and you can get directions for it here . It is adorable isn't it? For the flower, start with two 2-3/8" scallop circles, score them across in between each scallop all the way around. Then snip along one of the score lines from the outside into the center. Accordian fold the flowers along the score lines forming a fan. Last, adhere the two "fans" together and add a button for the center. You can add the beauties to anything for a bit of a wow!  Here are where the score lines go  A small snip from the outside in   The two fans just before you adhere them together Happy Stampin' Tricia