Archive for March, 2009

Mar 23 2009

Church Women’s Group Fundraiser

Published by Sue under Big Shot, Decorating, Stamping

Here is the final project for my church’s women’s group fundraiser.  I used the Big Shot ‘Join in the Cheer’ Sizzlits on basic black cardstock and cut the words apart.  I adhered them to very vanilla and chocolate chip cardstock.  I used the Baroque Border wheel in close to cocoa ink on very vanilla cardstock.

I lightly sponged the edges of the very vanilla cardstock with chocolate chip ink.  This is so elegant looking!  People will be able to make this frame for $15, or I’ll make it for them for $20.

There is also a stamp-a-stack where they will make 10 cards for $25 or I will make them for $30.  Here are the card samples:

This card uses the ‘Eastern Blooms’ stamp set.

This card uses the ‘Puns from the Past’ stamp set.

This card uses the ‘Pocket Silhouettes’ stamp set.

This card uses the ‘For Father’ stamp set.

This card uses the ‘Wanted’ stamp set.

This fundraiser is for a woman who grew up in our church and became a missionary.  It is Tuesday, April 21, from 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., at the Coon Rapids Methodist Church.  If you are interested in attending, please contact me.

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Mar 22 2009

Fall Scrapbook Pages

Published by Sue under Big Shot, Scrapbooking

While I was putting my Christmas photo’s onto the scrapbook pages, I found some pictures from last Fall.  It’s hard to go from Christmas back to Fall, so these are quick pages.  I did the title on the computer. 

 I used the Big Shot Leaves #2 die cut on some extra photo’s with leaves.

I found these two photo’s of the apple trees and Dan picking the last crop of the season.   I had some scraps of designer series paper and chocolate chip cardstock, so I decided to use them.

I wanted to keep this page simple, so I decided to punch some holes and tie some hemp twine.

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Mar 22 2009

Springtime Front Door

Published by Sue under Decorating

Today I took a little bit of time to get a Springtime look around the house.  I have this heart-shaped door hanger that I change for the different seasons.  I took off the red flowers and added yellow.  Then I decided to make some antique looking tags with some Springtime phrases.

I love my unique door decoration!

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Mar 22 2009

I’d Love to Have Y-O-U on my Team!

Published by Sue under Recruiting

 Available Now!

3 Easy Payment Plan for New Demonstrators!!

This is the best time ever for signing up to be a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator and getting your own new business off the ground!  Why?
 
THREE REASONS:
1.                              1) You can pay for your Starter Kit in 3 easy payments!  (Note that you can use this payment plan through the end of April 2009; but you can’t get the next two benefits after March 31).
2.                              2) You get a 15% discount on your Starter Kit through 3/31/09. 
3.                              3) You get an extra stamp set for your Starter Kit–ANY STAMP SET IN THE CATALOG!
 
WOW!  For starting out, it just doesn’t get any better than this.  And even if all you’re interested in is buying wonderful Stampin’ Up! products at a discount, this is still the best time to start out.
 
Here are the forms http://www.stampinup.com/us/enu/14018.asp  that you’ll need to complete, sign and send to me.  But before you send anything, please call me at (763-755-7331) or email me at stillstamping@yahoo.com so that I can go over them with you before you send them.
 
Independent Demonstrator Agreement
Independent Demonstrator Application
Starter Kit Order Form
Three Easy Payment Plan
·         And, for those of you who may have been considering using the online application process, while you can still do that and get the Sale-A-Bration discount, you can not use the online process to arrange for the 3-payment plan.  It’s got to be done by mail.
So time is of the essence!  Let me know if I can answer any questions. 
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Mar 20 2009

Scrapbook Club

Published by Sue under Big Shot, Holidays, Scrapbooking

My Scrapbook Club met this week and made four 12×12 pages.  I will show you the four pages without photo’s and with my Christmas photos.  I tend to take a lot of photo’s and then worry how I’ll get them on my pages.  Page 1:  11 photo’s on it!

Page 2:  7 photo’s on this page.

Page 3:  12 photographs on this page!!

Page 4:  5 photo’s on this page.

I’m pleased that I got 35 photo’s on these four pages.  I love using the large oval punch and the 1 3/4" circle punch to get head shots of people.  It is quick and easy to do too.  I like to blend the small head shot photo’s with my larger photo’s.  Now I just have to do my journaling and then into the cabin scrapbook album they go!

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