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Showing posts with label Big Shot. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 August 2014

Big Shot August Promotional Offer


The Big Shot for most Stampin' Up! regular customers is what you have your eye on from the very first demo right?  You want it! It can cut multiple materials, the catalogue just has an ever increasing range of dies, thinlits, framelits and emboss folders for it and you are constantly seeing great projects made with all of these.

For most of you the investment of the Big Shot is just too much on the first purchases you make, but now, during August, Stampin' Up! are offering a deal that will set you up with not only the Big Shot, but a completely FREE stamp and die bundle set to immediately start your first Big Shot projects with! Too good to be true, isn't it?  This is THE deal I have been waiting to share with my customers since I first started demonstrating with the Big Shot.  Something that gives them extra value for their investment.



For every purchase of the Big Shot during August you can choose one FREE bundle from the selection above.  You can also choose to purchase the other bundles in the deal with a 15% discount for each. Those of you with Big Shots, don't worry, not to miss out, you can buy any (or as many) of the bundles with a 15% discount too (we are looking after our existing Big Shot owner's as well). The great thing is, there is no limit to how many of the offered bundles you can own!

All of the bundles expect for the 'Bright and Beautiful' are available in the Annual Catalogue which is already out, but the later is a new stamp set from the up and coming Autumn/Winter catalogue which is being offered here as a bundle with the Stars framelits.  So, not only can you bag your Big Shot here, you can get ready for your Christmas making at the same time!  I know the stars framelits was first on my list from the annual catalogue when I saw it.

As you will not have seen the artwork, this is what the Bright and Beautiful set looks like.




August and the summer evenings are perfect for spending some time relaxing and those crafty moments. If you are local to me in Fleet, Hampshire, why not consider hosting a Stampin' Up! party.  You can have a few friends round to be sociable and I can demonstrate the Big Shot for all to see the benefits of this promotion. You haven't got room to host or you have a dispersed social network? You can still party too, talk to me about hosting a virtual hostess party to earn your hostess rewards just by sharing the Stampin' Up! news and product catalogues virtually.
(Note: You cannot use your hostess credits or your 50% off items earnt from party sales to purchase the Big Shot or the bundles for this offer).

To place you order for this incredible offer,  just contact me via the usual means by dropping me an email at craftyinkbuds@sky.com or call me on 07876 247678. Remember you can now order online at anytime too.  Delivery for any UK address is £4.95, but if you are local to me and can pick up your order I can discuss combining orders for the opportunity for free delivery (please call or email to order).

Monday, 5 December 2011

Why Buy Shop Gift Bags?

I had made a few gift bags quickly myself for a recent Christmas Fair and hadn't got round to posting pictures.  A couple of ladies commented when I took them to last week's hostess party so it has prompted me to post pictures for you all to see how easy it is to produce your own good-looking (well I think so) Christmas gift bags.  Who wants to wrestle with rolls of paper and sticky tape when a simple bag and some tissue can do such a much easier job!

Here's a lovely Rudolph bag made with the Jolly Jingles Stamp Wheel in Cherry Cobbler and a small length of the striped Grosgrain ribbon in matching colour.

To finish it off I added a Rudolph topper made from the 2-step owl builder punch (body of the owl) and either the leaves from the 2-step bird punch if you have it or the Little Leaves Die for the Big Shot to make the antlers.

The  second bag is made from my favourite single stamp for Christmas, 'Dasher'.  Rather dashing, don't you think?  I love the white bag with the Bashful Blue contrast for my favourite Blue/White Christmas colours.

I have used the Season of Joy icicle and the Baroque Motif stamp for the decorative design with this, but you could just stamp a repeat of Dashers for a lovely alternative design too.

The sentiment is stamped from the Delightful Dozen stamp set from this year's catalogue which has multiple greetings for throughout the year so is a must-have staple.  I mounted it on a Top Note (Big Shot Die) and tied some of the gorgeous Whispher White ribbon for a bow.  I think this could even have rhinestones or glitter added for some Christmas sparkle too!




To Place an order, email me at craftyinkbuds@sky.com