April CCC begins... this is no joke :)

Apr 01, 2008 6 Replies

Yes, the new Christmas Card Challenge month has started, so start thinking up your creative ideas for this month. Jessica will soon post a challenge for us, which is fun to consider also.



Card Tip Review January - Find a consistent spot to put cards, so you can find all of them in December. February - Don't forget to sign and date the back of your cards. March - Envelopes! Make sure you have envelopes for all your cards.



New Tip April - Get a head start addressing! Address envelopes with at least your return address



Hugs, Lynne


Where does everyone get the little stamps that say 'made by' with their name on them. Several of the cards I've received have these. Sandy

Hi Sandy,

I've gotten quite a few from Stampin' Up. Never bought any they consultant usually has a basket of little stamps they use as prizes and I pick the ones that say things like "Made by" etc.

Now if that is not an option... At Michaels they have $1 Clear Stamp sets. Mine are located in a 3 tiered basket stand in the silk flower section. One of the sets has a stamp that says "Made especially for you!"

Lynne

Thanks Lynne,

I can't believe all of the SU stuff I've purchased and never been offered one of them. I'm going to e-mail my SU rep tonight....I guess it will be my new rep as the one I've used for years is no longer a SU rep.

Sandy

Sandy,

I have also found a few made by stamps at Hobby Lobby & Micheals.

--Tammy

I ordered mine from

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I think it was $14.00 and they have lots to choose from. I need to get one for scrapbook pages too.

Sandy, if your SU rep doesn't have one, let me know. I have an extra "Hand Stamped" stamp that I would be glad to send you. It's just an extra one I picked up years ago before I became a demo. I keep meaning to order a personalized stamp from SU that will have my name on it so people will know who made the card or whatever.

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