24-hour Flash Sale Coming | Stamp with Jenn Weekly Update
Published: Tue, 09/22/20
Dear :
This week's newsletter showcases a returning bundle: Merry Moose! And I've paired it with some plaid for some very Canadian looking Christmas cards. Also don't miss the ONE DAY only sale coming up tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept 23rd. Have a look at the list of items today to see if any are on
your wishlist. You can either order online tomorrow or email me today and I'll make sure to order for you.
There is only one week left to get in on the demonstrator kit deal. Details below.
Take care, stay safe, and happy stamping!
p.s. If you don't have a Holiday Mini catalogue yet, then YIKES! Let me know ASAP and I'll get one to you!
Flash Sale ~ Wednesday, Sept. 23rd.
This Wednesday, Sept. 23rd. selected stamp sets are 15% off. See the list of items and the printable list all in my post here. But remember the 15% off only works on Wednesday!
During September, there is a special on the demonstrator kit. Here's the top points that I've been asked about. And to see the full details click on the
button below.
There is no penalty if you just get the deal.
You can do whatever you want with a demonstrator kit....from nothing to selling cards, selling products or making a full time income...see more here.
There are a ton of training resources if you want to sell but aren't sure how
The price is $135 (no taxes or shipping)
You pick out $165 worth of products (thats before taxes or shipping)
My demonstrator group is a fun group with tons of ideas and tips (and you get access for free). See more here.
You get two additional stamp set, 2 sets of card kits and a package of rhinestones when you get your kit in September
Send your warmest Christmas wishes with handmade cards using the Merry Moose Stamp Set. Build a woodland Christmas scene complete with trees, gifts, a moose, and a raccoon friend.
Question: What type of sharpener do you use with Watercolour Pencils? I used one that I have for my lead pencils and it broke the tip so
many times I gave up.
Answer: Sharpeners are made to shave strong pencil lead, not soft pigments used to make Watercolour Pencils, so I suggest you purchase a sharpener specifically for Watercolour Pencils. Until then, use only the small side of a dual-hole ‘regular’ pencil sharpener, rotating the pencil slowly so it doesn’t jam, and shaving only a little bit each time. Once you master your sharpening skills, you’ll want to buy all our colours – Watercolour Pencils (141709 – 13 colours) and Watercolour Pencils Assortment 2 (149014 – 10 additional colours).
