On Newsstands!

Stampin' Up! is currently featured in a few magazines, and we're excited to share these editorial placements with you!

Better Homes & Gardens 100 Decorating Ideas under $100 (July 2009 issue)
Stampin' Up! is featured in a two-page spread which encourages dressing up everyday basic furniture with our craft supplies such as Designer Series papers, punches, and Décor Elements. Specific products featured include our Scallop Circle and 1-3/8" Circle punches, and our Villa Designer Touch and Classic A-Z Lowercase Alphabet Décor Elements. See the feature on pages 82-83 and the shopping guide on page 94.

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CardMaker (July 2009 issue)

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Featured on page 38.

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Featured on page 62.

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