The Varied Vases Bundle is one of my favorite sets from the new catalog! This card was inspired by Ronda Wade. Heres everything you need to re-create it!
I think this is one of the better promotions I have seen Stampin' Up do! If you are a seasoned stamper but want an entire color family with our new colors in newly designed ink pads, this promotion is for you! If you are a NEW stamper and you want to build on your ink pad collection, this promotion is for you! You can choose from any of our color families and get the ENTIRE color family collection for free when you order the Starter Kit for $99! The $99 starter kit allows you to choose $125 worth of products of your choice, and then you get a whole set of ink pads on top of it! July is the time to join! There are no strings attached which is the best! You can simply order the kit, get your free pads, and never order again if you want! Or you can just order for yourself at a discount. Or you can start to build your hobby into a business. It's completely up to you! You can order your Starter Kit and free ink pads starting July 1 by going here!
This February, when you shop at my on-line store and use Hostess Code NHZZ4K7N, you will receive a free roll of the Berry Burst Metallic Edge Ribbon with a $50 or more purchase on top of your free Sale-A-Bration item for every $50 spent! I will also send you a pack of 4 handmade cards as a thank you gift! The free Berry Burst Ribbon is an offer available only through me.
The Archival Black Stampin' Pad is a permanent, water-based, acid-free ink. It makes a beautiful, bold black impression with your stamps! It is a great choice to use for water-coloring techniques using the blender pens or aqua painters. It is also a great choice if you are going to use your Stampin' Write Markers to color images in.
The Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad is a water-based, acid-free ink. It works great with the new Stampin' Blends alcohol based markers. When you are coloring stamped images in, you want to use opposites. So if your markers are alcohol-based, then you want to stamp your image in a water-based ink and vice-versa.
