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Is Your Stamping Business Making Money? Five Areas You Should Examine By John Sanpietro, Certified Business Coach If your stamping business IS a business, then it should be making you money.  The great thing about Stampin' Up is, there are multiple potential revenue streams.  Here are five ways your stamping business should be making you…

Always seem to be scrambling at the last minute to gather the stuff you need for a workshop? Having basic workshop materials all ready to go can ease some of the last minute stresses associated with a workshop. Take 15 minutes and gather the materials you need for your upcoming workshops.  Items such as: ·      …

What is the best way to sell off those sets we no longer want or need once those items have retired.   When you are pricing your sets make SURE you add into the "was" price the tax and shipping a local customer would have had to pay to get that item into their hands.  THEN…

Hi Stampin' Friends Here's a sneak peek at one of August Virtual club projects.  If you love butterflies, then you will want to make these cards!    Would you like to learn the latest stampin' techniques?  Do you want to be creatively inspired?  Would you like to order the stamps and tools a little bit at a…

I usually post business articles here, but if you are mainly interested in projects inspirations/ideas, please visit my blog at Artistic Designs by Rachel And why I changed my blog from Stamping by Rachel to Artistic Designs by Rachel is another story (a horrible story, I may add!). Thanks ~~Rachel Myths and Excusesby Lyssa Zwolanek…

On February 15, 1842, the U.S. Postal Service first introduced adhesive stamps (stamps you lick) to the public. Adhesive stamps were all the rage until 1989, when self-adhesive (peel and stick) stamps were introduced (actually, they were first introduced in 1974… and they were a total failure!). Now, of course, the post office doesn't even…