Freebie! - StampinbyHannah

Hello!

sorry this post is a little late (you’ll understand why over the next few days! *world card making day is on saturday!*)

But I’m back to announce the StampinByHannah Product of the Month for October!

This stamp set – Good Greetings! – is a set of 19 gorgeous handwritten style sentiment stamps, Perfect for your holiday cards over the next few months! It covers Christmas and New Year, Halloween, Valentines, and also includes a number of generic sentiments too! I love this stamp set, its so handy!

However, you wont find this set in the catalogue! Good Greetings is available to you, for FREE! when you either: place an individual order of more than £200, or host a party which exceeds £200! AND its only available until the end of October!

So you better be quick, grab your today!

I have lots of projects coming up over the next few weeks featuring Good Greetings, so subscribe to the blog now so you don’t miss anything – believe me I have lots of new projects and ideas coming this way very soon!

Hannah Wilks

Stampin’ Up! UK Independent Demonstrator

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Mass production of cards can be difficult. I find that producing a small number of the same card makes it easier, doing say 8 of each colour for example.

Recently I have been making Wedding Invitations (150 of them actually) and although I have broken them down into batches, there are a number of other ways of making the ‘batch cardmaking’ process a little easier.

1. do all of each step all at once eg: cut ALL the pieces for ALL the cards, then do ALL the scoring, ALL the stamping etc.

2. do it in smaller batches. I found that once I’d made about 40 invitations I was ready to give up all together, so instead, I did 30-35, and stopped for a while (admittedily, this only works if you have plenty of time!)

3. Change it up. Generally I do 6-8 of the exact same card before I change something, either the colour, or placement of the stamped images, use a different punch, etc.

4. Grab your nearest and dearest to help! not something I have ever tried, but thats more because James is not crafty at all, and I’m not sure if Freda the Cat is much good with a paper trimmer!

So, here’s my offer to you: place an order of £20 or more (there are many ways to order, use the contact me page if you are stuck), and get one of these super cute thank you notes, plus a special little something! (I’m not telling you what – you’ll have to order and find out!)

What could you get for £20? take a little look below (click on the image to go to my shop from where you can purchase!)

Thank you

🙂