This holiday season, I’m partnering with the Salvation Army Kingston Toy Drive to bring creativity and joy to preteens and teens — often the hardest age group to shop for.

For $27, you can sponsor a Stampin’ Up! Kit for Kids — a fun, creative gift that I’ll personally order and deliver on your behalf. I’m also donating 100% of my commissions and rewards from these sales to help even more local kids.

✨ Every $27 = one kit for one young crafter.
🗓️ Donations will be accepted until November 29, 2025.

This week’s project shows off just how beautifully the Traditions of Christmas DSP works together! The backgrounds and the florals are die-cut from the Designer Series Paper.  And the elegant “joy” greeting and gold accent come from the coordinating Joy of Christmas Ephemera Pack.

The slimline layout gives you extra room to layer those gorgeous elements — no stamping needed, just a few die cuts, patterned paper, and a bit of shine!

Question:  Why am I seeing some items marked as "NEW" in the Online Store, but I know I've seen the item before?

Answer: These items are marked “NEW” because they’ve been updated with new packaging (and a new item number), even though the product itself hasn’t changed. You can still find them easily by searching with either the old or new item number, or simply by product name.

TIP:  During my last Friday Live, I shared how I’m organizing and packaging my new-style stamp sets — you can catch that part in the replay here!

Looking for a creative pick-me-up before the holidays? The Brushed with Beauty Craft Class is filled with soft florals, layered textures, and elegant details you’ll love. You’ll create four unique projects — including cards, a box, and a scrapbook page — all guided by Stampin’ Up!’s expert instructors.

• 🗓️ Live Stream: November 20, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. ET
• 💰 Cost: $41
• 🎥 Includes replay access and full instructions.
   

Your cards are written, sealed, and ready to spread some holiday cheer — now it’s time to get them on their merry way!

This week is all about organizing your outgoing mail and making sure nothing gets missed.

Here’s your Week 6 checklist:

• Double-check your list: Make sure every card has an envelope, address, and postage.
• Sort by delivery time: Out-of-town cards should be mailed right away; local ones can wait a week or two longer.
• Bundle & protect: Use a padded envelope or cello bag for any cards with bulky embellishments.
• Add a return address: It helps lost cards find their way home (and shows off your cute address labels!).
• Keep a spare or two: Tuck a few extra cards aside for any last-minute recipients.

Jenn’s tip: I keep a little “mailing station” on my kitchen counter or stamp room with stamps, pen, tape, and a few cards-- so I can drop one or two in the mail each day without feeling rushed.

 Here’s this week’s card sketch challenge—plus a finished card to inspire you!

Click below to download the full project sheet, including:

• Measurements
• Supply list
• Step-by-step instructions
• Save it, print it, or craft along — then share what you make!