Reason's to be a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator!

Why Join Stampin' Up!?

Just as Stampin' Up! demonstrators provide their customers with one-stop shopping and individualized service, Stampin' Up! provides its demonstrators with the opportunity to pursue their individual goals whether those goals are to enjoy a hobby, build a thriving business, or contribute to family income while spending more time at home.

Whether you'd like to earn money to pay for your stamping supplies, create a full or part-time career, or simply get a discount on your stamping supplies, Stampin' Up! will help you do it. And if that isn't enough, we've listed 10 reasons for you to become a Stampin' Up! demonstrator.

1. Get ideas for handmade cards, scrapbook pages, and home decor projects.
2. Learn new, artistic stamping techniques on a monthly basis.
3. Gain first access to popular product lines and exclusive, award-winning designs.
4. Get a 20 percent discount on Stampin' Up! products.
5. Be your own boss, and establish a flexible business that meets your goals.
6. Spend more time with family when you work from home with a schedule that fits you and your family.
7. Be eligible to attend Stampin' Up!'s fabulous conferences and events.
8. Earn free exotic trips and other recognition (like free rubber stamps, cash awards, and other valuable prizes).
9. Meet new friends and enrich lives while sharing what you love.
10. Receive support and training from Stampin' Up!

I'd love to talk to you joining my team! Email me at inkpadjan@gmail.com

Learn about the Stampin' Up! career plan

The Stampin’ Up! Career Plan is a generous offering of ways demonstrators can earn income. Learn more about the Stampin' Up! Career Plan below.

• As a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, keep 20 percent of the personal net sales you earn through workshop and customer direct sales!
• Earn an extra 10 percent instant income on your first order of $150 or more when you place your order in the first 45 days of being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator. That means you’ll earn up to 30 percent!
• Earn additional income (which we call volume rebate) on your monthly net sales of $400 or more. Together, your instant income and volume rebate can reach up to 40 percent of your personal sales a month!
• Earn free stamps within the first six months you’re a demonstrator through our Stampin’ Start program—a program that helps you establish a thriving career.
• Keep your personal monthly sales at $300 or more, recruit other demonstrators, and you’ll be eligible to earn commission on your recruits’ sales! (We call this downline overrides.) You’ll earn even higher commission as you achieve higher titles and as your sales increase. The Compensation Plan Table on this page illustrates how much you can earn through the Stampin' Up! Career Plan.
• Earn cash bonuses, product bonuses, incentive trips, and other awards as you achieve success through our awards and recognition program.

Remember NOW through March 31 the starter kit is 15% off and you get to choose an additional Stampset from the Idea book and Catalog for FREE

Monthly Personal Sales / Personal Earnings

From	To	Total Earnings	Instant Income	Volume Rebate
$0	$399.99	20%	20%	0%
$400	$699.99	25%	20%	5%
$700	$999.99	27%	20%	7%
$1,000	$1,499.99	30%	20%	10%
$1,500	$2,499.99	34%	20%	14%
$2,500	$3,499.99	36%	20%	16%
$3,500	$4,999.99	38%	20%	18%
$5,000+		40%	20%	20%

Kids and Lids

Jessica Ingold from the Campaign IL area demo this at the Spring in to Stamping event last weekend. She showed how to make stamped items from Juice Lids. I thought I got a picture of her, (sorry Jessica) but she had the cutest lid she had made for her hair and also a slide necklace. The Sunflower is the Medium oval punch petals with sponged edges, leaves#2 Die, Large Popsicle stick and glue dots. The Father's Day Photo Tie is 2 1/2 circles for all sections and All holidays stampset with DSP. The Two Lid Snowman Head: Crystal effects with chunky glitter eyes/mouth die cut blooms petal nose. 1 3/8 square and word window punched hat with grosgrain ribbon and felt flurries snowflake ( can also use the snowflake sizzlits) Body: Playground designer buttons, wide ribbon scarf, silver elastic cord connection each lid. She does this Class with Kids and their Mom's She says they are always a hit. Thanks Jessica for sharing your awesome ideas!

Hostess Special for APRIL

Make and takes

Look at these great Make and takes we did at the Spring in to stamping event in Champaign IL this weekend. All made with the "With all my heart " Stamp set. Melon Mambo, Elegant Eggplant, Bermuda Bay and Chocolate Chip ink! Love the color Combo. Love them all!

Easter Eggs

Many of you have responded about the BEAUTIFUL Easter Eggs that Rachel did. Here is some more information.

Using our reinkers to die the eggs

Mix about a teaspoon of vinegar per half cup of water with your favorite Stampin' Up! Reinker. Use 5-10 drops of reinker depending on your color choice and desired look. Want it darker.. add more lighter add less.

She also used rub-on's

Her directions were Apply rub-ons directly to your eggs and then carefully smooth the rub on with your finger.

Sticky Pages, Sticky Cuts and Sticky Strips

It's easy to create one of a kind Easter eggs with your big shot assorted dies and sticky pages. For even faster decorating, use the pre cut sticky cuts. Sticky Strip is also great for straight lines and patterns. Simply apply one side of the adhesive to the egg and remove the red backing when you are ready to roll the egg in glitter. Use your finger to firmly press the glitter onto the sticky areas to be sure they are well covered. It may also be helpful to rub your embossing buddy on the egg before starting and to use a small brush (like a soft paint brush) to remove the excess glitter when finished.

Rachel also used Glue Dots to create polka-dot eggs by applying glue dots or mini glue dots to your egg. Dip the glue dots in assorted glitter to achieve the desired look. use your finger to firmly press the glitter onto the sticky area.

One more amazing "trick" Rachel did was using embossing powders. Rub your egg with the embossing buddy. then Stamp the image onto your egg using versa Mark and cover the stamped image with embossing powder. Finally, hold your egg with kitchen tongs and heat with the heat tool. She blew the inside of her eggs out so that she could store and use them again year after year!

Thanks again Rachel for sharing with me and now with others about your wonderful idea!

Chubby Bird

This was created by Kimberly Van Diepen. While in Campaign IL this weekend at the Spring in to Stamping conference that Meg Loven and Kim Peck put on, I was the Speaker. Kim Made these as a gift for those of us that were a part of the conference. I was so excited to receive this. This Chubby bird is chip board and is available in the Occasion's mini catalog for $4.95!! There are so many ways you can decorate these. I'll have it at Camp this weekend for all of you to see!

Starting in May 2010

New Club Starting in May!

Would you like to be a part of a Monthly Club?

Here’s how they work.

Once a month you’ll come to a class my house. You will do Three projects. This club will be featuring projects that can be done with the Big Shot! Ways to make gift ideas and variety other projects. If you don’t have a big shot you can still come and learn how to use it and who knows you could earn it for free, when it is your month as the hostess. We will incorporate the punches as I think of the big shot as a BIG Punch machine! We will rotate the hostess benefits each month and depending on the sales each month you will earn Stampin' Up! goodies.

There is a minimum order each month of $35. You will agree to be a part of the club for 12 months starting May 13^th. It’s a great way to have “Me” time each month, be able to get Stampin' Up! products and learn how to use them. Several have already signed up but there are open spots. Tell a friend and carpool over and have a fun night out. If you are interested I’ll send you more information!

Meet Rachel, Fun with Easter eggs

Meet Rachel, She was one of the Demonstrator in Campaign Il this weekend at the Spring in to action gathering. She showed how to use Stampin' Up reinkers and color Easter eggs along with using TONS of SU products to make these beautiful eggs. The eggs are hand blown so that you can save them for each year. She did a great job and was generous enough to share all the details. Let me know if you'd like more info.



Great Job Rachel

Easter Basket

This basket is made with the envelope die and the Big Shot. Designer paper is the Sweet Pea paper pack. Betcha you can just make one!
Another one of our Club Projects

Club Projects

These are a couple of the club projects from Thursday night. Isn't this carrot so cute! It's made with the Scallop Die for the Big Shot and the scallop oval punch.. One is with the bunny punch one with out!

Butterfly Card is with the new die in the Mini catalog..and the free punch you can get with any $50 order now thought the end of March. Go straight to my website to place your order.

www.janburnett.stampinup.net

Stay tuned... More to come!