Hello Crafty Friends, I have a very personal video share with you today.
On Tuesday I jumped on my Facebook Page HERE to share some personal thoughts, and feelings with you.
The things that I shared in the video are not easy things to share. I have always made it a priority to treat what I do in this space as professional as possible.
That means showing up, and doing my best. Keeping projects simple so you feel like you can tackle them, yet making them meaningful.
Ultimately I know that everything is going to be okay, and everything will work out.
It was a nice surprise towards the end of the video that my UPS guys showed up with my Pre-Order items from the new catalog.
I enjoyed sharing the items that I received with everyone.
This is one of the best perks to being a Stampin Up Demonstrator! I get to see the Catalog, and even purchase new product a full month before anyone else.
Now is an amazing time to purchase the starter kit and join me as Stampin Up Demonstrator!
I thought it would be fun to share here as well the items that I picked up!
At the top of my list every year is always the brand new In Colors. These are 5 brand new colors that we will have in our line up for the next two years.
I always pick out a few stamp sets, or bundles! These items are some of the items I will be using for my Annual Catalog Paper Party.
Speaking of my paper party… signs up are now open! I’m teaming up with Pip Todman for another epic paper party featuring all the new designer pattern papers.
You can sign up HERE and join us!
Thank you for stopping by and checking out my new goodies, and as always thank you for your support and kindness.
It has been a really hard 12 months for everyone, and we are all with our own set of unique struggles, but we are not alone.
I will be back later this week with more projects!
Thank you for sharing your heart with us. By doing this, you probably helped someone else. Sometimes we just have to take time for ourselves. If you love the days of the week card and want more, I would copy the original on cardstock and cut it out. Keep safe.