Join My Stampin' Up! Team and Get 10 Ink Pads Free

Join My Stampin' Up! Team ~ Get 1 Color Family of Ink Pads Free

I'm so excited about this latest promotion that Stampin' Up! is offering. When you join my Stampin' Up! team, in addition to all of the other benefits of being on my team…. Stampin' Up! is going to choose a color family of ink pads for free! This is great because it takes the guess work out of coordinating colors in your projects. Join my Stampin' Up! team and lets have fun together!

Get your 10 Free Ink Pads Now

This promotion is good during the month of July 2018, so don't delay. I would hate for you to miss out on the free family of inkpads that are offered with this Stampin' Up! promotion. Beginning July 1st, you can either sign up here or you can contact me directly by filling out the form below.

My Stampin' Up! Story

I joined Stampin' Up! March of 2017 just for the discount. What I wasn't expecting was all of the neat friendships I would develop in the process. My upline is great and is always there if I need her. I love all of my customers as they give me tons of inspiration and I get to do something I always love…. teach others.

Now if you are thinking, I can't be a demonstrator…. I don't want to sell… Well no worries, you don't have to sell products unless you want to. I welcome hobby demonstrators. You only need to meet the quarterly minimums of your own supplies. The minimum sales requirement is $300 a quarter…. Which is $100 a month. And the best part about joining as a new demonstrator is that you don't have the meet that minimum until your 1st full quarter. For example, we are in July at the time of this posting, so you would not need to sell or purchase yourself the $300 minimum until December 31st. That is like $50 a month for the 1st 6 months. And if after that time, you decided not to continue to be active, you don't have to do anything, nor do you have any penalty for becoming inactive!

Stampin' Up! has given me purpose and direction with my crafting. I feel like there is this huge community out there that helps each other. When I am struggling for a design, I just post a question in the Demonstrator's Facebook group (which has over 25,000 members in it) and within minutes sometimes even seconds, there are several other demos giving suggestions, posting pictures, etc. Its great! I never have to worry about what I am going to make because I can always get help or inspiration!