Just Cards Club

Once a month this group of girls ( who are so FUN) Gather at my place for "Just Cards" Three designs and they make three of each. They leave with 9 cards and matching envelopes! Look how busy they are! It is always a highlight to my month when these girls gather!

Extra Large Flower Punch

This is one of the cards we made at camp. This technique using the extra large Flower punch, punching two flowers and then Because all SU Card stock is two ply you can use your bone folder to break the fibers in the card stock and separate them to make four flowers that have a faux suede look. That is what we did with this flower. Then layering the flowers and curling the edges makes a completely different look than the original Flower you get when you punch it. The leaves are from the leaves die cut with the big shot. they are all layered on the "Hugs" pre- scalloped card stock.. I LOVE these! The base of this card is Saraha Sand. Colors used are Rose Red and Taken with Teal and old olive. Try you some.

Scream for Ice Cream

Ice Cream Card made with the Scallop Circle punch and the 1 3/4 circle punch. We cut the cone out of Creamy Carmel Card stock and ran it through the Crimper two times in opposite directions to get that "waffle" effect. Hard to see in the photo but the color spritzer was used to add some "Sprinkle" to the ice cream.. Now I'm hungry for some ice cream. this is a fun card to use for any "Celebration"!

Stamp Camp Recipe Card

This is this Months Recipe card. Each month at Camp My mom has Yummy Goodies for us to eat, (so we won't get weak and can't stamp) Each Month we add one of her recipe to our collections. These are 6x6 and fit right into our wonderful 6x6 Albums. This month was Jelly Bean Bark! Really pretty too for Easter.

Happy Easter Box

This is the Bitty Box made with the Big Shot and the Die. The bird is made from the two step large bird punch. Happy Easter is from one of my most used sets, Teeny Tiny Wishes! This was on the projects that we did at Stamp Camp this past Saturday. If you are interested in joining us for Camp once a month, Email me. Seats are limited, and always fill up, so get your name on the list for Aprils

Easter Blessing Multiplied

These are the cards that Elizabeth is making for her Church members. 130 of them. She did an amazing job designing them and pulling it all together. These are the easel cards that are so cool. They are easy to display to enjoy longer. I helped her assemble these Sunday afternoon. Thought I show how many Easter Blessing are going out this week!

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!