Three easy payment option continues through April 30

We're excited that hundreds of recruits signed up using the Three Easy Payments option for the Starter Kit while this offer was available during March--but it's not over. Potential recruits can still take advantage of the Three Easy Payments option for the regular Starter Kit price of $199 through April 30, 2009.

In slower economical times, people often look for more affordable ways to spend time with each other and relieve stress. The Stampin' Up! opportunity can provide what they need, plus an enjoyable and flexible way to earn money. The Three Easy Payments option helps out even more by allowing potential recruits to spread out the up-front cost of starting their Stampin' Up! business across three affordable payments. If they earn enough during their first two months as a demonstrator, their Starter Kit cost can even pay for itself!

If you are interested go to http://busybeestamp.stampinup.net/ click on join Stampin' Up and it tells you how to join my phone number is also on my website if you have any questions.

Regionals and Card Talk

If you are someone who has never used Stampin' Up products you should try them. The card stock is thicker and great for cards or projects. If you are making boxes or any kind of container the paper is able to hold what you put in them.

This card I used the stamp set God's Beauty from the level 1 Hostess sets. The set also has a pretty butterfly witch I will show the card I used it on in the next posting. I love using the Designer Series Papers and the one I used here is Bella Rose. The Punches are the 3" Scallop Circle, 2" Circle from Marvy. The two brads are corduroy. One idea to make brads that are with fabric is the build your own buttons that you can buy from Jo Ann Fabrics or any fabric shop that carries buttons and accessories.

I am posting a couple of cards today here is one of my favorite stamps set from Stampin' Up it is so springy. The stamp set is called Just Buzzin By, it has three bees the honey pot and a cute bee hive. The Paper is from the Designer Series Tea Party a nice Springy feel to it. Yesterday I went to the art store Dick Blick and bought some Copic markers and I love them this the first time that I enjoy using markers. The go on smooth and do not show lines when you back over a spot. This card I did not use Copic with I just use some cheap markers that I had. I also just purchased some of the Stampin' Up markers too. Like I said I didn't like the effect I got with markers so most of the time I use the blender pens with the ink pads. Stampin' Up markers are nice too so I can't wait to use them too.

Stampin' Up Class

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This is my first time at blogging so I hope it goes well. Too the right is a picture of the Flip Book that I made for a class that I am doing in June. I will be posting classes and dates so if you are in the Twin Cities area and are interested check out my website www.busybeestamp@stampinup.net there you can sign up and get more information on the class. This Flip Book is made with Stampin' Ups Simply Scrappin' Sunshine Garden Kit. I used 1/2 of the kit.