Monday 7 January 2008

Stampin' Up! Open Nights

Stampin' Up! is holding three Open Nights around the country:

London - Thursday, January 24th, 7pm-9pm. 

Birmingham - Friday, January 25, 7pm-9pm.

Bristol - Tuesday, January 29th, 7pm-9pm. 

These events are largely for customers, although demonstrators are welcome if they take a customer with them. The evening will include information about signing up as a demonstrator but there will be no obligation and the event will include make and takes plus a chance to find out more about Stampin' Up!'s wonderful products. 

To find out more about any of these events, please email me or click here to visit the Stampin' Up website. 

Please click to shop using the November 2024 host code S6D9CE4Z

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2 comments:

  1. Lorraine7 January 2008 at 20:22

    if i were in England i would come to these meetings. My hubbie and i were in England about 18 years ago. we had a blast..we went all over...London, Bath, Stonehedge, Pewsey, Stratford on Avon and Wales just to name a few places. loved it and want to go back!

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  2. Swamp Tulip7 January 2008 at 21:33

    I agree. If I was in the UK I'd be coming for a visit for sure :)

    My son studied at the Herstmonceux Castle, East Sussex for two semesters. He's hoping to go back as a professor at some point - so I may get visit yet!

    Teresa

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