With the Corona virus keeping us all apart, I've decided to postpone the April Stamp Class to possibly Sunday, April 19. I'll keep you posted as the news develops in the next couple of weeks.
In the meantime, I hope some of you have been able to take advantage of the at-home time to stamp! I spent a wonderful day in my craft room yesterday focusing on making lots of little "fruit" themed cards from a retired Designer Paper stack, and felt very accomplished by the end of the afternoon. But for those of you who need to work from home and might have young children also there, I know you have many other things to do instead. My heart goes out to you, and hopefully we'll come out stronger and closer to those we live with when this all ends.The samples for the April Stamp Class are just about finished, but I realize now that this may well have to be changed. So if we are still under Social Distancing on 4/19, I'm thinking of offering the April Class as a blank Make-at-Home kit to anyone who places a minimum order ($45) this month with the new Host Code (see below), or would just like to order the card kit alone for $15. I will mail the kits out to you, already cut/punched and with all the necessary pieces ready to assemble but without any stamping, as it's prohibited by SU. You can stamp with your own supplies or simply hold off on the stamping part until we meet again. (At that time, you may choose any appropriate word stamps that I have.) I'll have to rework the cards a bit, and will post the pictures soon.
I'll be posting a new Host Code on Tuesday, Mar. 24 to coincide with the SU 3rd SAB Release. This Release will include some current catalog items that can be earned through SAB orders that are received on 3/24 through the promotion's end date of 3/31. This would be an excellent time to stock up on supplies or plan out some great stamping projects for the time we're all at home. If you can wait until 3/24 to order and use the new Code, I will simply delete the current one. Then with your minimum order, you can choose to receive the April Card Kit for Free in the mail, or a future Free Stamp class if you'd prefer that instead, your choice.
In the meantime, it's a wonderful time to sit back with your catalogs and plan out some stamping projects you might like to get done during the next few weeks. What a good opportunity to build up your stash of cards to have ready for future occasions, plus to send some out to others who are home and could use some encouragement.
Stay well and take care!





