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. Plus, get 15% off the regular $199 price of the Starter Kit--that's $335 worth of products for only $169!
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Valentine Treat Box
Here is a cute idea for a quick treat for those you love! This project was featured at my "Love You Much" class.
Cut a piece of Close to Cocoa card stock 4" x 7-1/2"
Score it at one half and one inch intervals along each edge,
fold sides in to create the box. Trim off excess card stock in corners but leave one small tab to tuck under the fold at the adjacent corner.
Cut a 3-1/2" x 7" piece of a transparency and score each edge one half inch in to create lid.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Paper Heart Pictorial
To make the hanging paper heart, you will need a paper trimmer, 6" x 6" double sided paper, 8" of 1/4" grosgrain ribbon, the Crop-A-Dial, a 3/4" circle punch, the Heart to Heart punch, scissors, mini brads, and glue dots.
First, cut the 6" x 6" DSP into nine strips approximately 5/8" wide. Stack together and punch a hole through all nine strips near one end.
Stack five strips together with the design you want to be on the outside of your heart facing up. Place a mini brad through the hole you previously punched, then fold the ribbon in half and push it onto the brad as shown.
Now, stack the remaining four strips of DSP on top of the ribbon facing the opposite direction and secure the brad.
Turn four strips of DSP from each side of the stack up toward the loop of ribbon. You will have one strip left that should be in the opposite direction of the ribbon.
Pull the eight strips of DSP together at the top, leaving the one strip (this should be in the very middle of the stack next to the ribbon) at the bottom.
You will now start to form your heart. Hold your assembly by the single strip of paper and bring the outside strip (at the top) of DSP from each side down toward the strip that you are holding. Be careful not to crease your paper.
Do the same thing with the next strip on either side to form the next "layer" of the heart.
And so on with the third strip on each side.
And finally the fourth and last strip. You may have to adjust the inner loops to make them evenly spaced.
Holding all nine strips of DSP together, punch a hole through the bottom of the heart and secure it with another mini brad.
Cut the edges off even below the brad.
Punch a 3/4" circle from white cardstock.
Punch a small heart from a scrap piece that you cut off the heart below the brad.
Layer the heart on the circle and attach it to the center of the heart using glue dots.
And there you have it! Enjoy my first tutorial! :)
First, cut the 6" x 6" DSP into nine strips approximately 5/8" wide. Stack together and punch a hole through all nine strips near one end.
Stack five strips together with the design you want to be on the outside of your heart facing up. Place a mini brad through the hole you previously punched, then fold the ribbon in half and push it onto the brad as shown.
Now, stack the remaining four strips of DSP on top of the ribbon facing the opposite direction and secure the brad.
Turn four strips of DSP from each side of the stack up toward the loop of ribbon. You will have one strip left that should be in the opposite direction of the ribbon.
Pull the eight strips of DSP together at the top, leaving the one strip (this should be in the very middle of the stack next to the ribbon) at the bottom.
You will now start to form your heart. Hold your assembly by the single strip of paper and bring the outside strip (at the top) of DSP from each side down toward the strip that you are holding. Be careful not to crease your paper.
Do the same thing with the next strip on either side to form the next "layer" of the heart.
And so on with the third strip on each side.
And finally the fourth and last strip. You may have to adjust the inner loops to make them evenly spaced.
Holding all nine strips of DSP together, punch a hole through the bottom of the heart and secure it with another mini brad.
Cut the edges off even below the brad.
Punch a 3/4" circle from white cardstock.
Punch a small heart from a scrap piece that you cut off the heart below the brad.
Layer the heart on the circle and attach it to the center of the heart using glue dots.And there you have it! Enjoy my first tutorial! :)
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
They're Here!
The new Spring / Summer 2009 Catalog has just arrived! I will be putting labels on them this evening. I hope to deliver some if not all of them tomorrow (Wednesday) along with Sale-A-Bration brochures and new Decor Elements brochures.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
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