Saturday, September 29, 2012

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 8

Welcome to Day 8 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge! Not much to yak about today, just trying to finish cleaning up my stamp space...which is hard to do when I keep needing to drag out supplies for another card! Oh well, it keeps me busy, right? Today, I pulled out some River Rock card stock (because I feel I have neglected it for far too long), and the Kindness Matters stamp set. I just had to have that stamp set when it came out, and I hadn't even used it til today. Wow. The Hello,Doily background stamp was free--I won it at the 2011 Convention--but it had also never seen ink until this card.

The PDF download has two identical cards on an 8-1/2"x11" sheet, and does not have my watermark on the card images. Just print out the PDF at 100%, then cut the sheet in half. Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)
I came up with this card as the physical version...it's really hard to get the colors to photograph well in my basement, but I like this one better than the digital version:

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize!

~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
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Friday, September 28, 2012

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 7

Welcome to Day 7 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge! So, fat chance I'm gonna eek any more designing out of this headachey mind today. Wish me better luck tomorrow! In the meantime, here is my second "cheat" card, to catch you up with 7 different 'thank you' cards to date. This card started out as the card template included in the Sweet Floral Stamp Brush Set Digital Download, and I just tweaked it for a more neutral, less flowery, look, by substituting in the typewriter from the Established Elegance Stamp Brush Set Digital Download:

The PDF download has two identical cards on an 8-1/2"x11" sheet, and does not have my watermark on the card images. Just print out the PDF at 100%, then cut the sheet in half. Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize!
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
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30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 6

Welcome to Day 6 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge! Okay, yeah, so I'm gonna take a little shortcut today, because I missed posting yesterday's card. Please forgive me, I'm fighting an abscess over a dental implant (the same dental implant that gave me strep during the procedure in July), and a raging headache. I'll try and get my Day 7 card posted later today, but I need to go lie down, so no guarantees. Anyway, this is basically the same card I made before, but I learned a really cool trick in My Digital Studio that Martha Inchley shared, which is editing the Half Circle punch and using it over images for highlights. If Martha has a blog, I can't find it, but you can follow her digital work HERE on Stampin' Up!'s MyDigitalStudio.net site.

My free printable has two identical cards on an 8-1/2"x11" sheet, and does not have my watermark on the card images. Just print out the PDF at 100%, then cut the sheet in half. Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)

This card is actually kinda cool, I used a color combo that came up in My Digital Studio when I clicked on Primrose Petals in the Combos tab: Primrose Petals, Peach Parfait, Daffodil Delight, Midnight Muse, and Whisper White. I used Daffodil Delight textured card stock in the background, and set the opacity fairly low. Then I used a woodgrain stamp in Peach Parfait over that, and also lightened the opacity for the stamp. Amazingly, these colors which are basically yellow and orange, look like a light wood. Go figure!

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize!
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Fifty Shades of Cardstock

Just a small "commercial break" for some silliness. Some stamping friends of mine have been sharing a photo on Facebook that looks like a mock-up of a tshirt. It's titled "Fifty Shades of Cardstock", which is a take-off on the Fifty Shades of Grey books. But we actually do have 50 different colors of card stock in our current Stampin' Up! catalog, so it's a pretty amusing twist. A friend of mine (Hi Blythe!) really wanted to have the shirt, but it seems to only exist as a gag graphic. I thought it would be cool, but only if it really had all the Stampin' Up! colors. So, I spent hours this afternoon creating my version. I used the Edit Shape feature to alter a punch in My Digital Studio, and stacked 50 sheets of card stock, filling each punch with a different Stampin' Up! color.

Then, I actually used some Photoshop magic (literally, the Magic Extractor) to make the background of the digital art transparent. After that, I uploaded it to a print-on-demand site, and you can now find Stampin' Up!'s Fifty Shades of Cardstock on various items in my shop here:

If you order from the shop, please use care as there are some colors of items showing up that I actually deselected, because the artwork did not show up well on them. I have a light version and a dark version of the art, but you can only choose one version of the art for each product, and sometimes that just doesn't work for every color. Just remember, what you see is what you get, and if it's hard to see on the screen, it will be equally so in person.

~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 5

Welcome to Day 5 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge! Today I actually made a real-live physical card...woo hoooooo for me!!! This card was inspired by a card Angie Tieman posted, and while I rarely copy a card, I just love how hers "stacked up". Ummmm, I do have a confession to make, though. I *think* I like my digital card just a little bit more than I like my physical card. Is that evil? I can't help it, My Digital Studio makes it SO easy to put layers where you want them, and resize elements to make them just right.

My free printable has two identical cards on an 8-1/2"x11" sheet, and does not have my watermark on the card images. Just print out the PDF at 100%, then cut the sheet in half. Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)

I do still think the physical card is charming, but I did not have a physical label or tag in the size I wanted for the greeting, and there wasn't really any ideal way to get the vanilla behind the owl faces & bellies, and still keep the physical card quick and easy. Both would have been possible with a little tracing and cutting, but that would have been a bit more work ;-)

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize!
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Sending Love & Get Well Wishes to Ellen's Mama

I don't often get to watch the Ellen show on TV, but I think she's pretty awesome. I noticed in my Facebook feed that Ellen's mama fell and hurt her back, and is recuperating, and that the tv show provided a form to send get well wishes to Ellen's mama. There was a spot to share a photo, so I created a digital card to share instead of a picture of me. I really liked the way it turned out, so I thought I'd share it with you, too!

~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
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30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 4

Welcome to Day 4 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge! I'm going to share another digital card with you today, because I've got to do a little reorganizing in my stamp room before making any physical cards. My sweet daughter turned 18 and signed up to become a demonstrator, and I'm trying to figure out how best to share my space & supplies, and still also keep hers separate for her. As with the previous digital cards I shared, my professionally printed card is 5"x3-1/2", but I've made a half-sheet card for you. Just to be clear, there are two identical cards per 8-1/2"x11 sheet, and the PDF does not have my watermark on the card images:

Just print out the PDF at 100%, then cut the sheet in half. Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize!
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR

Monday, September 24, 2012

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 3

Welcome to Day 3 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge! Today just shot by me, so I'm going to "cheat" again with a digital card. My professionally printed card is 5"x3-1/2", but I've made a half-sheet card for you:

The Free Printable PDF has two cards up on an 8-1/2x11 sheet. As I mentioned with the last one, it does not have the watermark on it that you see in the image above. Simply print out the sheet at 100%, then cut the sheet in half. Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize!
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR

Sunday, September 23, 2012

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 2

Welcome to Day 2 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card ChallengeI'm sticking to digital this weekend, so here is another card I had professionally printed to use for my challenge.  Can you tell blue is my favorite color?  My professionally printed card is 5"x3-1/2", but I've made a half-sheet card for you:

The Free Printable PDF has two cards up on an 8-1/2x11 sheet.  As I mentioned with the last one, it does not have the watermark on it that you see in the image above..  Simply print out the sheet at 100%, then cut the sheet in half.  Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50 

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize! 

~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR

Saturday, September 22, 2012

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 1

Welcome to Day 1 of my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge!  Today I'm going all-digital...that's the best option when your hormones go out of control and you refuse to handle scissors, for your safety, and/or the safety of others :-O  Among other things, I am grateful today that I've had the privilege of having and raising my two children. And as an aside, it would be okay with me if "Aunt Flo" would quit dropping by every month.  Sorry if that's TMI, but if you are a woman, or live with one, or have known one for more than a month, you can probably relate.

The Free Printable PDF has two cards up on an 8-1/2x11 sheet.  Don't worry, it does not have the watermark on it that you see in the image above..  Simply print out the sheet at 100%, then cut the sheet in half.  Fold each half over, and you'll have two foldover cards :-)

If you need envelopes to fit half-sheet foldover cards, I recommend one of the following:
Whisper White Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Very Vanilla Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50
Crumb Cake Medium Envelopes (40 env) for $6.50 

Would you like to join me in sending out Thank You cards? Let me know by commenting on my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge post, and on top of the warm fuzzy feeling you'll get, you may win a special prize! 

~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR

Friday, September 21, 2012

MyDigitalStudio.net 10+ Photos Challenge Page

So, in case you haven't heard, or you've forgotten, you can download a FREE trial version of My Digital Studio 2 (MDS2), and play with it for 30 DAYS without spending a penny! Even if you previously downloaded the free MDS Express Trial, you can still download the MDS2 Trial for free. There's about $200 in digital art in the fully functional MDS2 Trial program.
If you are new to My Digital Studio, or just want to learn more, the most excellent resource is MyDigitalStudio.net You can browse the Stampin' Up! Blog, check out the Samples, and find tons of Training for all skill levels. Something new on MyDigitalStudio.net is the Weekly Challenge & Giveaway. The layout below is one I made for this week's challenge: 10+ Photos. You just had to use 10 or more photos on your project. [Click on the image to see it full-size]

One of the nifty new features in MDS2 is the ability to see a Supply List in your project. So, you can see the names of all the elements you are working with. For this page, I started with a 12x12 page template from the Grad Party Ensemble. Then I used another nifty new MDS2 feature and recolored the embellishments, and Designer Series Papers, to match my daughter's school colors. Oh yeah, and another cool MDS2 feature I totally exploited for this page, is the Rounded Corners feature for photos. Honestly, the thing that took me the most time was trying to track down and narrow down the pictures I wanted to use! (FYI: the two typefaces I used on this page are Blackjack, and Rockwell Condensed.)
Unfortunately, I made a little boo-boo with my computer the other day, and removed a program I didn't think I needed...only to hobble my MDS2 program. Instead of finishing my project and getting it posted by the Noon deadline for the challenge, I had to waste my time finding and reinstalling stuff. The moral of this story is that you DO need the Apple Application Support program for MDS, because it uses Quick Time, which is an Apple program. Lesson learned, the hard way.
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR

Thursday, September 20, 2012

FREE Spool of Ribbon with every $40 purchased!

I thought I'd posted this, but apparently my mind has been elsewhere this month. During the month of September 2012, you can get a FREE SPOOL OF RIBBON with every $40 you purchase! Choose from our 2012-2014 In Color collection of Stitched Satin Ribbon. Check out the colors and item codes below:
MIDNIGHT MUSE 126847
GUMBALL GREEN 126848
RASPBERRY RIPPLE 126845
SUMMER STARFRUIT 126846
PRIMROSE PETALS 126844
Now head on over to my ONLINE STORE, get some FREE RIBBON!
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
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Thank You From My Heart

Are you going to join me for my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge, starting September 22nd? I hope you will! These are a couple of cards I made a while back for a new catalog Open House, but I don't think I ever showed them on my blog. (Oh yeah, I got evacuated because of the Waldo Canyon Fire, that's probably why I forgot!) The first one was the first idea I came up with, but then I wanted something a little bit simpler, and that turned out to be the second card.
It's hard to see in the picture, but the vanilla layer has also been stamped with the wheel. To make this card in multiples, you can cut out the Oval Accent layer, and then actually cut each one in half. If you do use the halves, and stamp after die-cutting, you may want to use the Stamp-a-ma-jig with the 'thank you' image. And the trick to getting the heart punched out of the oval, is to punch the heart first, then align the oval punch around that to punch it out. I thought I was being clever by putting the heart at the bottom of the card...since the sentiment mentioned "the bottom of my heart"...yes?
Stampin' Supplies: From My Heart stamp set, Bella Boutique wheel, Sahara Sand card stock, Very Vanilla card stock, Midnight Muse ink pad, VersaMark ink pad (wheel on card base & vanilla layer), Bigz Clear Oval Accent Die, Small Oval Punch, Small Heart Punch, Basic Pearls.
This card ended up being the Make & Take project, because it's so fast and easy, and because I absolutely LOVED the rich look of the Bella Boutique wheel on the Midnight Muse card stock. Since you can line up the framelit over the stamped image, and you are going to use the whole die cut piece, you don't need the Stamp-a-ma-jig. Notice how the wheeled pattern on the layer of this card is perpendicular to the wheeled image on the base...it gives it a little more depth, along with those Stampin' Dimensionals :-)
Stampin' Supplies: From My Heart stamp set, Bella Boutique wheel, Midnight Muse card stock, Sahara Sand card stock, Midnight Muse ink pad, VersaMark ink pad (wheel on card base & sand layer), Apothecary Accents Framelits, Basic Pearls, Stampin' Dimensionals.
Remember, you can shop my ONLINE STORE for any of these supplies, 24/7!!!
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
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Friday, September 14, 2012

LAST DAY for Print Products 31% OFF Sale!

Okay, so in preparation for my 30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge, I decided to take advantage of the last day of the 31% Off Digital Sale (which includes certain professionally printed products). I ordered 30 cards, 3-1/2" x 5" foldover cards...and they each come with their own envelope. People, they are on sale for $1.04 each, through 11:50pm tonight. I figured, if I get desperate and things don't work out right, I'll at least have a stash of cards I've already prepared. Here are samples of what I got--I made two sets of 6 cards and ordered two sets of each card, then another of each of my 6 favorites to make 30:
The chevron set at the top is a set I made myself, and I really like them a lot, because they are all neutral and formal enough to fit any situation of gratitude. The 6 at the bottom started out from the 6 templates in the Thanks Tons Greeting Card Template digital download (127435, $2.95). The templates in that download are 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" cards, and I used the MDS2 feature to resize the project to smaller cards. Then, I tweaked a few of them to my personal liking :-) My FAVORITE card of them all is the Thanks A Million card.
What's that you say...? You say you wish you could just order your finished professionally printed cards directly from me, and skip all the design work? Dude--YOU CAN! Just email me and let me know what you want, and I'll let you know the cost. (custom design will cost more, but most simple cards, or easy tweaks to existing templates, are included in the basic price!)
~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE)
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Thursday, September 13, 2012

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge

I think I've left you all to your own devices for long enough--time to let you in on a little project I've been dreaming up. This is going to take a commitment of 30 consecutive days of consistent creativity from me, and that's why I've put it off for so long. But, (fingers, eyes, and toes crossed) I think I'm finally at a spot where I can do it :-)
So, here's the deal: I am going to create a new Thank You card every day for 30 days, and send it out. Each of those 30 days, I will ensure there is a different printable card available for you on my blog. I may decide at any time to actually make a physical card to send out, in which case I'll try to make my printable card similar to my physical card, and I'll show you pictures of both.
I know there's no time like the present to get started, but I wanted to allow a few days to let this resonate with you, and see if I can get comments from some of you to join me! This challenge will officially start on Saturday, September 22nd, 2012.
For those who would like to join me, and would prefer to make physical cards, let me point you to some supplies you can order right now from my ONLINE STORE to make at least 35 Thank You cards super-easily. With your $35+ purchase from now through the end of September 2012, I'll email you instructions for the cards for FREE:
(2 pkgs) Notecards & Envelopes (set of 20 cards & envelopes)
(2 pkgs) Snow Festival Designer Series Tags (set of 25)
Sassy Salutations* stamp set (clear-mount or wood-mount)
Basic Gray Stampin' Write marker (found in Neutrals Collection)
Decorative Label Punch (or similar size)
Stamp-a-Majig (optional)
SNAIL Adhesive and/or SNAIL Refill (optional)
*I do not yet own the Sassy Salutations stamp set, but email me if you would like to buy it for me and get 40 of the "stepped-up" completed cards from me using the 'thank you' image from that set!!! (I earned a free stamp set from Stampin' Up! and redeemed it for Sassy Salutions!)
You can see on the samples above, that using a marker on these cards means you get to add detail to the card at no extra cost! Yes, the cards are made with few supplies and are simple, because you want to be able to make one every day without fuss, or strain on your schedule or pocketbook.  The priority of this challenge is getting ONE thank you card out EVERY DAY for 30 DAYS.
That said, if your schedule allows you to share more of your creativity, go for it :-)  Add texture to your cards by using the Big Shot and patterned embossing, as with the Perfect Polka Dots Folder, or the Vintage Wallpaper Folder.  Add depth to your cards by using Stampin' Sponges on your layers, and raising your layers with Stampin' Dimensionals.  Add bling with self-adhesive Rhinestones or Pearls. Add detail with a White Gel Pen. All of these items are featured in the stepped-up samples below.  The nifty thing about all these add-ons, is that they don't create bulk, which can cause mailing hang-ups.
Sorry 'bout the weird lines, my gel pen had a spaz on me...!
So, who's game to play along?? Tell you what...this is a great activity to do for no reason other than doing it, but I'm happy to put you in a drawing to send a little something special your way if you want to work for some points!

1pt for your initial comment to play along (must include name & email in comment body)
**additional points only granted if you qualify with properly formatted initial comment**
1pt for sharing this post on Facebook
1pt for sharing this post on Pinterest (one of the pics of one of the stepped up cards)
1pt for each comment with a link to a picture of a different card you've sent
(different from the cards I'm posting...this task is all about new ideas, people!)
1pt for sharing how gratitude has changed your life
5pts for reporting by Oct 26th that you have sent out 30 cards
25pts if you're the one who buys me the Sassy Salutations stamp set (WOOD)!!! Lol.
(I have the Sassy Salutations stamp set now!!!)

You can leave entries for multiple tasks in one comment, where it's convenient, and I'll tally them together.

Winner will be chosen & notified by October 28th. The most points win, and if there is a tie, those with tying winning point totals will go against each other in a random drawing. Sorry, I can ship winnings to U.S. address only.  LET THE COMMENTS BEGIN...!

~Kimberley Morris
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994
Colorado Springs, CO
procrastistamper@gmail.com
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