Showing posts with label Sale-a-Bration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sale-a-Bration. Show all posts

Monday, December 1, 2008

Sale-a-Bration 2009




Sale-A-Bration

Promotion Dates: February 1- March 31, 2009

Promotion Details:


Our Sale-A-Bration promotion gives reason for everyone to celebrate!

Customers:
Receive a free Sale-A-Bration product for every $50 purchase.

Hostesses:
Receive a free Sale-A-Bration product with a $300 or more workshop, in addition to the normal hostess benefits.

Recruits:
Choose any retail stamp set (a value up to $47.95) from the current catalog when signing up during the promotion.

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Sale-a-Bration 2009

Stampin' Up! just announced today that Sale-a-Bration 2009 will be from February 1-March 31. That's two whole months to earn free stuff!

Sunday, March 2, 2008

Birthday Whimsy Blue and Green

When I search around blogs and through galleries, I always find myself commenting on cards that have a great color combination. This is one of those color combos I love. I made this card a couple days ago to give to my buyer's club members and also gave one to my father-in-law for his 87th birthday!

I don't have time to post all of the details now....but the presents are from the Birthday Whimsy set from Sale-a-Bration (until March 17th). You get this set, or any other in the Sale-a-Bration catalog, for free when you place an order of $50 or more. The sentiment is a Hostess Level 1 set called For a Friend. When you place an order of $150, or have a workshop with orders over $150, this set or any of the level 1's are yours as well.

Friday, February 22, 2008

Pink and Brown Birthday Whimsy




Anybody who knows me can testify that I *love* pink and I love it even more when it is matched up with brown. And it uses my new *favorite* Berry Bliss Designer Paper. This was going to be one of the cards that we made at the Sale-a-Bration workshop. You can't tell from the photo, (unless you click on the photo for a close-up), but I used Crystal Effects on the pink plate to make it shiny like a real plate. I thought that was a mighty smart idea!

Stamps:
Birthday Whimsy (free Sale-a-Bration set)

Ink:
Black StazOn
Whisper White Craft
Regal Rose Marker

Paper:
Chocolate Chip cardstock
Regal Rose cardstock
Berry Bliss Designer Paper

Crystal Effects
Ribbon from Michael's

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Event canceled



Due to lack of participants, this Saturday's Sale-a-Bration event has been canceled. However, place an order by 10:00 on Saturday and I will offer free shipping.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Birthday Box




Click on any image to make it larger...
I made this box a while ago and forgot about it. You use the 12x12 cardstock and stickers that come in the Simply Scrappin' scrapbooking sets from Stampin' Up! I think this set is from last year's Sell-a-Bration (now called Sale-a-Bration).

Use the Simply Scrappin' Kits to create the boxes. You can make 2 full boxes and card sets with one kit, plus have some extras that you could put together with various scraps to make a third.

You will need 12x12 patterned paper and solid paper. The patterned paper is for the lid and the card accent squares. The solid paper is for the box and the card bases. You will also use the stickers. These can also be divided equally between people for a class, just like the paper.
You will make 4 cuts, two on each side to make the middle "square" a flap.

The measurements are on the photos. The box is 3 1/2 inches tall and 2 1/2 inches wide at the sides. The bottom is 2 1/2 inches wide and 7 inches across. An eyelet goes where the x is for the ribbon closure.
This will be the BOX and it will be a solid color.

The lid that gets taped with Sticky Strip to the back of the box is 1x7. The 'front' of the lid is 1 1/2 x 7. Put an eyelet hole where the x is, then put a ribbon through it.
This is the LID template and it is on patterned paper.

For the card bases, you will use 2 different colors of solid cardstock. Cut each piece into 6x6 squares. You should have 4 of one color and 4 of the other. Fold these in half. These fit in the open ended envelopes (same as Long Notes).

For the card accent squares, use your patterned paper (left over from the lid) for 4 of the squares. Cut them at 3x3. Use another coordinating patterned paper for 4 additional squares of the same size. Use double-sided tape to attach them to the card bases.

Use the stickers in the SS kit to embellish. You don't even need to stamp. You could stamp the box but you don't need to.

I forgot to mention above....use the RED Sticky Strip for the box, unless you want to keep putting it back together.

This would be a great gift for someone!

Monday, February 11, 2008

No, I am not a model




That's the first thing my husband thinks of, "Modeling, like an agency?" Not quite. You know how glamorous teaching is.

As part of my job as an elementary school Literacy Coach, I go into classrooms and model (teach) lessons for teachers as professional development. I'm kind of like a "teacher of the teachers". I have an ugly computer printed schedule on my office door and decided today that I needed to "pretty it up" a little bit.

I used my new Cricut that my parents got me for Christmas, plus my very favorite Berry Bliss Designer Paper to make this header. Plus, it gave me an excuse to try the rub-ons from the Sale-a-Bration catalog. How easy are those? I've never used them before, but it involves a non-sticky sticker and a craft stick. The photo does not do justice to the paper and colors, but believe me, it's really *cute*.

All materials are from Stampin' Up!, except for the Cricut that I used to cut the letters.

Stamps: None!
Paper: Berry Bliss Designer Paper, Chocolate Chip, Regal Rose
Accessories: SU! Rhinestone Brads, SU! Sale-a-Bration Rub-ons

Saturday, February 9, 2008

Mounting Die Cut Stamps...so easy peasy!


You know how you know something, but then you forget about it and then when you remember you're like, "OH YES! I forgot about that???" That is exactly the way I felt today. I *knew* that my Sale-a-Bration sets were already die cut, but I forgot. So tonight, after being cranky, I decided to cut out and mount the stamps I got yesterday. I get out the Craft and Rubber scissors (fabulous, by the way)and my little junk bowl for the rubber and park it. When I open the box, I squealed, "YES!". I don't actually mind cutting and mounting the stamps. I find it kind of relaxing, plus I have the really good scissors which make it a breeze. I am usually parked in the recliner watching t.v. and it flies by. But tonight, I mounted a set in about 60 seconds flat and that includes stopping to take the photos.

Here's how it goes....This happens to be my favorite SAB set, So Many Scallops.

First, take out the rubber. Notice the special pretty purple color for Sale-a-Bration...

Next, punch out the image. It's so easy, I can do it with one hand while taking a photo with the other hand.
Punch out the rest of images.
Voila! (Hey, that's a stamp set name!) Image is ready to be mounted. Peel off the paper backing to reveal the sticky side.

Center your image and stick it on the wood block. Repeat with the rest of the images.

Now, take out your sticker sheet. Each image has it's own precut sticker, plus there's a label for the end of your clear box.Peel off one sticker at a time. Since they're already cut, it's a breeze. Center it on the top of your block and stick it on. Get it straight, cuz they're hard to peel off after you've stuck them once!
Doesn't this look nice?
Repeat with the other blocks and stickers and here's what you end up with.

And here's the back...

How easy was that? Now you just have one more reason to place an order of $50 or more to get this set or one of the others for free this month during Sale-a-Bration!

What about the mounting the stamp sets in the Spring-Summer Collection that are *not* die cut? I'll post that tomorrow!

One last thing....if you want to use these SAB sets and try them out, come to my workshop on Saturday, Feb. 23 from 10:00-11:30 a.m. We'll not only be using SAB sets, but other new ones from the Spring-Summer Collection as well. Send me an email if you want to come! Space is limited to 10 participants. :)

Friday, February 1, 2008

Sale-a-Bration is HERE!



Today is the first day of the highly anticipated Sale-a-Bration! Any order of $50 earns a FREE stamp set from the SAB catalog. There are also rub-ons! SAB starts today, Feb. 1st and runs until March 17th. Click HERE for more details.

You should have already gotten your copy of the Sale-a-Bration mini catalog in your mailbox. There is a link to the download the SAB mini catalog HERE at the bottom of the page. Not on my mailing list? Contact me. :)

Want to try some of the sets yourself? I am having a workshop on February 23rd at 10a.m. and you are welcome to join us! Click on my Stampin' Up! website link here to find out more info!

Don't forget that there is an added incentive for Sale-A-Bration this year--all new recruits will get 20 percent off the Starter Kit in addition to the regular Sale-A-Bration benefit of a free stamp set from the Spring-Summer 2008 Collection!


Do you want to see some awesome examples with cards made with Sale-a-Bration stamp sets? Click HERE! These are some of my favorites:

Embossed Chocolate Cake

Birthday Scallops

Birthday Blue

Friends Together

Lots of Thoughts

Pink and Green Merci

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Sale-a-Bration is coming!

The *best* Stampin' Up! event is only a couple weeks away! From February 1-March 17th, Stampin' Up! is giving away FREE stamp sets! The yearly event is called Sale-a-Bration (previously called Sell-a-Bration). When you spend $50 in merchandise, you get a FULL stamp set for free! There is no limit, so if you spend $100, you get TWO free sets. In addition to stamp sets, there is also a set of new rub-ons!

If you're on my mailing list, you should be getting your own Sale-a-Bration catalog in the mail soon.



So Many Scallops (set of 4)

Birthday Whimsy (set of 5)

Lots of Thoughts (set of 6)

Friendship Blooms (set of 5)
Rub-ons (4 sheets)

Merci (set of 6)