I've just updated the events page with news of my Punch Pals class. This is the class that many of you have been requesting since March - so I expect a full house!
Today I spent a lovely morning with some of my team - plus a couple of guests. We met in Pride Park in Derby for a morning of business ideas, demonstrations and, of course, some stamping. You can't put a group of crafters together and not make something! We all had a go at origami, learned a fab 3D project and made a card using a brand new Sale-A-Bration stamp set. Watch this space for more info about Sale-A-Bration!
One of the ladies was there to find out more about becoming a demonstrator. After chatting to us all, I'm pretty sure she was convinced it was a good idea. What gave me my first clue? Maybe it was her words: "It's a win-win situation!"
We'll be meeting up again in the New Year - if becoming a demonstrator is something you've considered, why not get in touch and join us?
Meanwhile, I am anxiously awaiting new camera batteries so I can upload my Christmassy projects. My batteries aren't completely flat - they will allow me to take photos but not upload them to my computer. Grrr. I ordered some new ones online because it's much quicker than going to the shops, right? Well it is when you've not been living with a foot of snow for a fortnight and had barely any post for days!
Almost all the snow has melted now so normal service should be resumed soon. I hope.
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I wish we had some of your snow!
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