Stamp with Jenn: the 45 second Newsletter

Published: Fri, 12/06/13

December 2013 News
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Dear ,

With less than 20 days to Christmas, I know your time is tight.  So I've made this newsletter something you can scan in 45 seconds!   

Please watch your mail box this month for TWO new catalogues, the Occasions Catalogue (starts Jan 3rd) and Sale-a-bration (starts Jan 28th).  Make sure I have your correct mailing list by filling out this form.

Wishing you a wonderful holiday and a Merry Christmas. Stay tuned to my newsletter and blog (especially for those Tuesday DEALS!) and for announcements of new and exciting plans I have for the New Year.   

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Some one need to get you a gift?
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Gift Certificates Available  Great for Christmas gifts, thank yous and Birthdays.  I can personalize the design, colours, names and amounts.



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3 spots for Christmas Card Class
Join my Christmas Card Clubbers this coming

Wednesday, Dec. 11th from 7-9 p.m.

to make 6 Gorgeous Christmas cards
 (2 each of 3 designs).

These are guest spots and the class costs $25.

RSVP HERE
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Buck -a-Card Night
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Saturday Dec. 14th; 10 a.m. - 12 Noon

LAST CLASS this SEASON!

Need some cards?   Come to this fun "whatever" class.  I'll have all my leftover bits and pieces and samples and you can pick and choose what you want to put together.  Or choose from some pre-made cards. 

$10 to attend the class which includes 5 cards  and then $1  for each card after that. 

Great for ideas or just to stock up!   Or box up a set for a gift!

You can share a spot with your child/grandchild for the same price.


Rescheduled from last week.
Card of the Week

Do you love to stamp greeting cards, but don't know how to put designs and colours together? 

  Do you like looking at other samples, but don't have time to sort through hundreds of websites, magazines and books? 

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Projects for You

Each month, I have some fabulous project ideas  for you...all as a thank you for being on my mailing list. 


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Question:  When I am rubber stamping sometimes the stamp leaves an extra edge mark, how can I get rid of this?

Answer: I call this "catching an edge" and there are several things you can do to avoid it from happening again

  • Don't rock the stamp when you press it down on your paper, press firmly buy don't rock it.

  • Before you stamp but after you have inked the stamp, turn it over and look at it, if you see ink on the edge, wipe it off with a damp cloth before you stamp the image.

  • You can always make what is called a "creative adjustment" and add a ribbon or an embellishment over the top of the mark.

Stamp-A-Rama


www.stamparama.com

Early Bird Pricing ends Jan. 22, 2014

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Tuesday Weekly Deals

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Rotary Addition = Extra Trimmer Options

With the addition of the new rotary arm, the Stampin' Up! trimmer has all the advantages of two types of paper cutters.

See page 176-177 of the Stampin' Up Annual Catalogue for list of products.

 
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Simply snap the original arm out of the trimmer and insert the Rotary Addition. A rotary trimmer has a thin, very sharp round blade for cutting and cuts more like a pizza slicer. One of the main advantages of having a Rotary Trimmer is the clean cuts it makes.

I prefer cutting my cardstock with on a rotary cutter. You can also cut multiple sheets of cardstock with a rotary cutter. The other advantage is that you can add in decorative blades to the rotary cutter including: scallop, wave and perforating.

For both cutting arms you will use the cutting mat that is included with your original trimmer. HOWEVER you need to rotate the cutting mat to the grooved side for the original Trimmer and the smooth side for the Rotary Addition.

For more info, see the Rotary Addition video from Stampin' Up!

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Make money doing something you love.
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Yes you can make money doing Stamping.   You can:
  • sell products
  • teach classes
  • sell finished crafts
Learn more about the business HERE.



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