Do You Like It?

Published: Tue, 08/02/22
Hi Stampers!
  My daughter goes back to school tomorrow.  Can you believe it?  I don't know if I'm ready for the early mornings, packing lunches, drop-offs, pick-ups, practices, and all the other craziness that goes with having kids.  I've really enjoyed our slower time this summer.
 
I'll also be starting chemo this week.  That is something I'm ready to tackle.  I found out that the cancer had returned back in May, so this has been like a dark cloud hanging over me for too long.  I'm feeling good and more positive.  I'll be sharing my story on TikTok, so you are welcome to follow my journey there.
 
Today's newsletter may look a bit different.  Let me know what you think.  I'm trying out a new format and I really hope you like it!
 
This week's blog posts are all about my Dreambox and organizing my Stampin' Up! supplies.  If you have any specific questions, send them my way.  I will have a FAQ post at the end of the week.
 
Sale-a-Bration continues through the end of this month.  Free products are only available while supplies last.
 
Happy Stamping!
 
Simply Fabulous
When you need a card that’s just a little bigger than a regular card, use the large card base and envelope from the Basic White Memories & More Cards & Envelopes pack. This card uses the S.I.P. Technique (just stamps, ink, and paper) and a design inspired by a sample on page 40 of the Annual Catalog.
Get the Project Sheet Here

Need a Little Sparkle?
 Use our Wink of Stella Clear Glitter Brush (141897). The brush tip allows you to apply a thin or thick line of glitter exactly where you want it. But don’t overfill the reservoir or you’ll have glitter blobs, not lines.
Here’s my TIP: Unscrew the tip from the Brush body and remove the black ring; replace the tip. Gently squeeze the reservoir until the solution has filled the area just beneath the tip. Immediately replace the ring and reattach the tip.
Having the ring in place prevents the flow of more solution to the tip so no more glitter blobs on your project!

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My friend says ink markers and alcohol pens need to be stored standing up and I say they need to be stored lying flat. 
Who’s right?
Stampin’ Up! recommends that both our Stampin’ Write Markers (ink) and our Stampin’ Blends (alcohol) should be stored lying flat. Doing so keeps the ink equally distributed between the fine and broad tips. The best way to store both Markers and Blends is with our Storage Cubes.
Our Marker and Blends Storage Cubes are on page 124 of the Annual Catalog.
Marker Assortments, in every Color Collection, are on page 126.
The 40-piece Many Marvelous Markers (page 126 #147154) [all colors in each Color Collection] come in a sturdy, hard-plastic case with extra space for In Color Markers.
Stampin’ Blends for our Color Collections are found on pgs. 122-123; Natural Tones Stampin’ Blends are on page 128.

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