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Good Morning Stampers – On Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 2 a.m., Daylight Saving Time begins in the United States. Every Spring we move our clocks one hour ahead and "lose" an hour during the night and each Fall we move our clocks back one hour and "gain" an extra hour. But Daylight Saving Time…
Sale-a-Bration Product of the Week – For Being You Stamp Set
Cute ideas for the product of the week! Don’t forget we have less than two weeks for the end of Sale-a-bration (ends 31 March 2015)!Enjoy! ~~Rachel Sale-A-Bration is more than just our biggest sales event of the year, it’s also the perfect time to introduce you to some of our newest products! We thought there…
Only One Day Left toRedeem Great Rewards Points August 14, 2012 If you haven't redeemed your 2011-2012 Great Rewards points, you have one moreday to do so before they expire. Your points don't carry over, so make sure youredeem them before 11:50 PM (MT) tomorrow, August 15, 2012. Don't delay; place your Great Rewards order…
Card Kits Tutorials on sale now!
Hi Stampers Celebration Central Card Kit Tutorial I forgot to mention about the Card Kit Tutorial I am selling this month. It's only $7.95 and you get: 32 pages of instructions with color pictures. BONUS: Build a Cupcake Punch Tutorial BONUS: Chunky Essentials Stampin’ Glitter Tutorial Please click here for all the details. On the…
Can you Guarantee Failure?
From John SanPietro ~~Rachel Can you Guarantee Failure? Absolutely! I see stamping business owners guarantee failure all the time. They guarantee they're NOT going to grow their business. They guarantee they're NOT going to make more money. And they guarantee that, sooner or later, they're no longer going to be stamping business owners. How? They…
Technique – Frosted Background
Frosted BackgroundCrumple a piece of waxed paper into a ball, open and re-crumple. Un-crumple again and cover with ink using your brayer. Be sure you get GOOD coverage. Flip wax paper onto a piece of glossy cardstock with ink facing glossy cardstock and use your brayer to transfer the ink. Allow to dry, then…
