One of the other swaps I hosted at Convention was a 3D swap. I love this one because I get lots of great class ideas.
Here’s the front of the project I made. It’s a star book that is a 6×6 size. You can see all of the great projects under the Convention Swaps 2010 they are featured after the fabric swaps or you can click here. Thanks for checking them out.
Dates: July 27-August 31, 2010
Details
Hostesses will receive an additional $25 in hostess free merchandise dollars when they hold a workshop totaling $350 or more!
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Picture all the extra fun goodies you can have with an extra $25.00. I still have a few dates available so contact me today to schedule your party. 435-245-5321 Home, 435-232-2655 Cell or email me at andersoncandice@hotmail.com.
I’m back from Convention and so excited to share everything with you. Convention was fabulous as usual. Of course there were tons of great ideas. I did my swaps again this year so I thought I would share them with you. I was in charge of three different swaps this year: a fabric swap using the Big Shot, a 3D swap and a 12 x 12 Double Scrapbook Layout. So far I have the fabric swaps up so you can check them out. Just image how much fun you could have making these projects with your own Big Shot. I’d love to show you how just give me a call, plus you can check out all these great projects in person.
To see the fun swaps just click here. You can also find them under Samples-Swaps-Convention 2010. Check backs so to see the great Hostess Promotion as well as the other swaps I got.
The new Catalog is here and your invited to a New Catalog Ice Cream Social to celebrate.Come and check out all the fun new products and stamp sets. You can see all the fun new colors as well as the new in-colors. Start choosing your favorite today.
I will have catalogs there that you can take home. The price for a catalog is just $9.95 and includes a $5.00 coupon.
You can also get one for free by joining club or booking a party.
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I will also have my retired sets on sale as well as retired samples so be sure to come and check them out.
There will be some fun make a takes as well so plan to come and join the fun.
You can check out the catalog as well as My Digital Studio and all the great fabric stuff.
If you missed my booth then you’ll want to come and see the fun quilts I’ve been making. You will love them.
If you have any questions or can’t make it and would like to place an order or book a party please feel free to contact me.
Candice Anderson
435-245-5321 Home
435-232-2655 Cell
andersoncandice@hotmail.com
Special Rejoin Starter Kit OfferDates: July 1-31, 2010
Offer Overview
During the month of July, any former Stampin’ Up! demonstrator* can rejoin Stampin’ Up! for only $35!
To rejoin Stampin’ Up!, former demonstrators only need to purchase the Rejoin Starter Kit and sign and complete a new Independent Demonstrator Application and Agreement.
The Rejoin Starter Kit Contains:
Former demonstrators already have the stamping supplies they need, so, in order to keep the price so low, the Rejoin Starter Kit contains the bare essentials to help them get your businesses back up and running.
Thanks so much for everyone who helped me to earn the Sew Fun Quilting Weekend. I had a blast and learned so much. I would love to show all of you how to make these awesome quilts. If you want to learn let me know.
So here’s the first quilt. It’s the one I made for my husband. It’s made with 10 by 10 square and then I cut out the small squares with the Big Shot Scallop Square Die. This is the same die I used to make the baby quilt and the rag bags. I will post more pictures after I get it quilted. When it’s done and you wash it then the ends come up and and frey a bit like the rag bags.
This is the second quilt that I made. This one is for me. As you can see I tied in several of the same patterns. They are both green, brown and white and then I added the pink to mine and the blue to his. Mine is made with the Scallop Circle Die and Scallop Circle #2 die. This one is really pretty when it’s quilted because all the circles just pop. It’s also really easy to make and not very much sewing. I just sewed the outside boarders and then glued on all the scallop circles. I also found out that there’s something in the chemical make-up of our glue that makes it so that it doesn’t gum up the needle for the quilters and then washes out.
I made both these quilts on Saturday at the event, that’s cut sew and glue plus time to visit and eat. I think what took the longest was deciding which patterns to put where. I also made a quilt Friday Night and a baby quilt on Sunday. I will post those later.
If you want to see the fun projects in person, be sure to stop by my booth at the Hyrum Star Spangled week on July 5th.
Stampin' With Candice 