Helpful Catalog Resources Link

Published: Tue, 10/22/24

Updated: Tue, 10/22/24

At my last Club meeting, we were discussing the differences in this year's paper catalog vs. previous years. If you have been around for a few years, I'm sure you have noticed some of the differences too.

Some changes you may like & love (the three distinct sections, the template sketches and/or larger pictures of the new suites) and some you may be missing the extensive product listing. The major reason for this year's catalog refresh is to make the catalog less overwhelming and more welcoming for beginner and new paper crafters.

For those of us who are not beginners and like to see EVERYTHING that is available in one place, particularly in a catalog you can hold in your hands, this change has been a bit hard to adjust to.

Stampin' Up! has heard your feedback, both positive and constructive, and will incorporate some them into future annual catalogs.

Paper catalogs are never going away! Despite some rumors you may have heard. (And I heard that straight from the top).

For the time being, Stampin' Up! has created a document that you can save on your computer that lists all Designer & Specialty papers, dies and punches that are offered. This list keeps them all in one place (other than the online store). It's a bit long to print and would use up too much ink, so I suggest bookmarking it or saving this email for reference.

2024/5 Paper, Die & Punch Reference

I hope you find this reference helpful!

I was listening to a podcast the other day and the guest was Ken Coleman, who is the author of Find the Work You're Wired To Do. I think I'm going to buy this book for my daughter who will be graduating this year as a math major and doesn't know exactly what she wants to do (she does know what she doesn't want to do so that's a good starting point). The topic resonated me and affirmed that I am doing exactly what I was meant to do - teaching you all how to stamp, make cards & paper related projects, and providing an enthusiastic, friendly, encouraging, mistake-safe and welcoming community.

His mission statement reminds me a whole lot of Stampin' Up!'s Mission Statement (or as they refer to it, Statement of the Heart). What do you think?

Ken Coleman's Mission Statement on Finding Your Purpose:

Stampin' Up!'s Mission Statement on Making a Difference:

I bring this similarity up because Stampin' Up! has a great October incentive for joining Stampin' Up!.

I hope you can see my joy, enthusiasm, creativity and love for being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator. It has made me grow as a person, definitely improve my card making and creativity, pushed me out of my comfort zone, provided additional income to our household, has provided opportunities to create treasured friendships and attend fabulous Stampin' Up! events (both open to all and earned).

I've mentioned before that joining Stampin' Up! is different for everyone. The reason for joining, the type of joining and what you do after you join. Some join only for the discount on amazing products. Some join because they want to create a community of creators (classes, stamping groups, card ministries, etc) and some join to turn this opportunity into a business (small or large).

I encourage you to think about what you love about Stampin' Up!, the products, connecting with online communities, attending in-person gatherings/events or does it provided desired "me time". Would joining enhance what you love more?

For the month of October, you can join for the regular joining price of $99 and instead of choosing the usual $125 in products, you can choose $155 in products (from their entire product listing). You will also receive free shipping, a complimentary past paper pumpkin kit and catalogs to share.

Going forward, all products you order will be with a 20% discount (and that can grow to a 25% discount). Any orders placed with you will earn you a 20% income (which can grow to 25%).

There are many more benefits to joining than just the discount and I list them all on this post: https://mailsomethingpretty.com/thinking-about-joining-stampin-up/

I hope you consider joining Stampin' Up!. Come January, I will celebrate my 18th year as a demonstrator. If you have questions and/or concerns about joining, I would love to give you the answers, details and encouragement to join. We can go over everything either by email, a phone call or even a zoom call. Just let me know.

If you are ready and would like to join, get your list of $155 in products ready and click this link: I want to join Stampin' Up!

~ Christine

Christine Josti

Mail Something Pretty

Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

email - christine@mailsomethingpretty.com

website - www.mailsomethingpretty.com

shop - mailsomethingpretty.com/shop

Christine Josti
Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

3 School Street
Norwell MA 02061
USA

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