I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. We are just gearing up now to spend Christmas with our extended families as we always meet after Christmas. And then planning for a relaxing New Year's Eve with some wonderful friends. A perfect way to end the holidays.
Speaking of the end of the year, I want to make sure you don't miss out on three end of year items:
my adhesive sale (only on for 3 more days)
my designer paper and ribbon SHARES (sign up is NOW on)
and Stampin' Up's year end items
Also, please watch your mailboxes all this week for your new Occasions and Sale-a-bration catalogues. If you didn't get your copies by the end of the month, please let me know either by emailing me or adding your name to my list (see the purple button below).
Finally in this newsletter, I'm sharing two projects that, although they use products from the Stampin' Up! Holiday catalogue, I'm happy to announce that they are sets that will carry over and still be available in January.
Happy New Year and Happy Stamping!
Watch Your Mailboxes for your New Catalogues
The new Occasions Catalogue and Sale-a-bration catalogues start in January! I've got them in the mail to you now. Watch your mailbox before the end of the month to get yours!
The new Occasions Catalogue starts on January 3rd and there are lovely new Designer Series Papers and Ribbons in it. If you want to sample them all with some very useable pieces, why not check out my shares. RSVP by January 10th.
Sympathy cards are hard to make. You have to achieve the right balance of pretty card, but not too over the top. This beautiful stamp set, Wishing you Well, from the Holiday Catalogue, but continuing to be available is a perfect set for sympathy cards and more.
I don't know about you but I always seem to need birthday cards in a hurry. And I always have lots of Designer Paper! So this type of Birthday card is perfect and easy to make using up excess supplies. And although, the "Happy" Thinlit die is from the Merry Christmas Thinlits dies, it is a great one to have in your collection.
