I held my Autumn/Winter catalogue launch yesterday and we had a lovely, relaxed afternoon. I don’t have a pic of the Make & Takes and demos just yet so here’s one of the samples I had on display. Thank to the help of my downline, Donna, we had enough samples for two display tables – one for Christmas projects and one for autumn.
We haven’t moved onto Halloween just yet but I kept hearing
people say how much they love the Halloween products, following it up with... “and
I don’t even do Halloween!”. So I think there will be a lot more people “doing”
Halloween this year!
Several said they hadn’t been sure about it until they saw
all the lovely samples and actually had a play with the products. And I saw
wish lists being started, scribbled out and started all over again!
Everyone also had a chance to play with the new In Colors
and, of course the new-style ink pads. They give you fabulous coverage but
definitely require a different technique so I kept these on a separate table
away from the old-style ink pads to avoid confusion. The feedback was positive –
even though one lady ended up covered in ink!
This sample is made with the Perfectly Preserved bundle –
and since photographing it I have covered the cherries with Crystal Effects®,
as it just seemed the right thing to do. Not sure if you can tell from the
photo but the jar is stamped on a lower layer and then overlaid with another
layer of Shimmery White cardstock, popped up. I am really enjoying this jar –
and notice that jars are a key stamping trend this autumn. Who knew?
Stamps: Perfectly
Preserved
Cardstock: Primrose
Petals, Raspberry Ripple, Midnight Muse, Summer Starfruit, Shimmery White
Ink: Primrose
Petals, Raspberry Ripple, Midnight Muse, Summer Starfruit
Accessories: Big
Shot, Cannery framelits, Crystal Effects® (not shown)
All products by Stampin’ Up!®
I am not a fan of this set - but love what you have done with it. I had to laugh about one of your ladies getting covered in ink - I have a horrible feeling that will happen with one of my regulars. You are so right about the new ink pads needing a different technique.
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