Did you tune in Tuesday?

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This past Tuesday, I held my first free online card (and sometimes more) class. I'll be doing this every second and fourth Tuesday. These classes will be prerecorded (at least for now) so as to minimize my chances of not having everything for 3-4 projects at my fingertips. Each Sunday, I will send an email out to those on my contact list with a sneak peak of the projects I'll be making.

Not on my email list? Let's remedy that! Click here to sign up. Anyone new to my list will receive a free One Sheet Wonder template and tutorial from me automatically.

This first class featured three cards and a little tote (well, the tote was from last week's 12 Sundays of Christmas). 

Images © Stampin' Up!


In case you missed it, here's the video tutorial.



FREE CARD KIT
Anyone placing an order of $35 or more between now and Sunday, October 30th will receive a FREE card kit from me in the mail. It will contain the paper (including die cuts and embossed images) necessary to recreate two of each of the three cards, and one of the totes. I will also send you a PDF of the written tutorial that contains measurement and step-by-step directions.

If your order is $70 or more, I'll also include a package of the 6x6 Red and White Glimmer paper from the July-Dec mini catalog.  You must use the current Host Code (HZ3SJYEQ).

For your convenience, here's the direct link to my online store with host code attached. You do not have to order items used in the class...any order of $35 (before s&h and tax) will qualify.

Any questions? Just ask!






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