Cut, Stack and Shuffle Swap Cards for #OnStage 2022

I'm so fortunate to live on the West Coast and to be able to participate in this year's On Stage Presentation that was held at the Pacific National Exhibition Forum on November 12th, 2022 in Vancouver, British Columbia.  

Our trip from the Fraser Valley into Vancouver was filled with chatter and excitement as we anticipated all things Stampin' Up! and we weren't disappointed.  What a wonderful day and opportunity to get together with Stampin' Up! friends, old and new! 

Kathleen Nessel, Ethel Detemple, Debby Evoy, Me and Carmen Smith

Four at our table were celebrating milestone years with Stampin' Up! so we loved the walk across the stage and sharing our stories.  Two of our new Stampin' Up!

Demos were celebrating Quick Start and becoming new demos!  Yeah! 

New demo friends Carmen and Heather who recently joined Debby Evoy's team in the Okanagan. We were so excited and happy to welcome them to their first Stampin' Up! OnStage event.

My walk of pride for 15 years with Stampin' Up! 

One of the best parts of becoming a Stampin' Up! demonstrator has been the enduring friendships and the camaraderie I share not only with demos who live in my area but with those who live across the world.  Stampin' Up! really has done a lot by hosting these type of gatherings to bring us together with common goals, sharing and caring and lasting friendships.   

Here is a look at my swap cards:

Swapping cards with other demos is an old tradition that brings great joy and anticipation.  In past years I've made as many as 80 swap cards and participated in several different sways.  However because of time constraints, I was only able to make seventeen, but I put a lot of love and attention to detail in those cards and I hope they'll bring a spark of creativity to those who received them.  

Most demonstrators make just 5 1/4" x 4" card fronts for their swaps.  Because I was making so few swaps I decided to make mine extra special and included a full card and envelope in the swap package.

The purpose of my swap cards was to highlight the Cut, Stack and Shuffle technique, and feature products from the Tea Boutique Collection on pages 12 and 13 of the Annual Catalogue.

How I made my cards: 

How to Stack, Cut, and Shuffle to make four separate cards. 

Card Bases: 

I began with the Tea Boutique Cards and Envelopes for my  my card base.  

You get twenty 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" card bases and matching envelopes in this beautifully coordinated set.  Adhere mats #1 and #2 to the card base following the  

Layering Mat #1:  Cut four mats in coordinating colours with the DSP to 4 x 5  1/4" set aside. 

Layering Mat (Mat #2 in the picture):  Cut four 3 3/4" x 5" Whisper White Mats and set aside until shuffle step. 

Stack:

Begin by selecting 4 coordinating patterns of DSP. Pay attention to whether the pattern on the selected DSP are all running in the same direction, and then make your cuts to work with the pattern. Remember that the finished layer can be adhered to your card either horizontally or vertically, so pay attention to whether the pattern on your dsp selection is running in the same direction before making any cuts.  Once your designs are chosen stack them with the patterns running in the same direction.  

In Colour 2022/23 Designer Series 6 x6 Paper Pack 

Tea Boutique Designer Series 6 x 6 Paper Pack 

Cut:

• Take your stack of papers and begin trimming all 4 layers at one time. 
• Start on the long side of the stack and cut in half at 3".  You'll now have a stack of top and bottom pieces.  
• Take the top portion of the stack and on the short side cut at 1 3/4".  You will now have 2 stacks each measuring 1 3/4" x 3".  Set those beside each other.  
• Cut the remaining bottom stack into two pieces beginning at 2 1/2" on the short side.  Your two bottom stacks will measure 2 1/2" x 1 3/4" and 1" x 1 3/4".  Group these two stacks below the top ones. 
• Starting at the left side of the top layer of dsp pieces of think of them as being numbered 1,2, 3 and 4.
  

Shuffle:

Place the Whisper White mat layers beside your DSP stack and begin the shuffle:

• Move piece #1 onto the top left hand side of the top mat. 
• Move the top of stack #2 to the bottom of the stack and take the new #2 piece and position it on the white mat.  
• Move the top two pieces of stack #4 to the bottom of that stack and take the new top piece and move it to its position on the white mat. 
• To finish move the  top piece of stack #3 and the next two layers below it and move them to the bottom of stack #3.  Move the new top of stack #3 to the white mat.  
• You have now completed the first shuffle and can adhere these dsp pieces to the white layer. 
• For the 2nd, 3rd and 4th card mats you simply move your dsp pieces to the mat layers, they do not need reshuffling because they're already sorted into different patterns. 
• Finish your cards by deciding if you're going to make horizontal or vertical cards, and then adhere the mats accordingly.  

If my instructions are confusing, you may want to search on Google or Youtube for a Stack, Cut and Shuffle technique video.  When you find one, please note that the size of paper and the measurements for the cuts may be different to what I've noted above, however the shuffle technique will always be the same as my instructions.  

Embellishing:

For the decorative images and sentiment I used the Cup of Tea stamp set and Teacup die bundle.  

Each card was made exactly the same with only the colours changed for the tea cup, the sentiment and the little flowers and time for tea tags.  The leaves were stamped with Garden Green, Old Olive and Parakeet Party inks.  

I hope you enjoyed this post and that my details on how to do the Cut, Stack and Shuffle technique were helpful.  If you live in Canada and want to become a Stampin' Up! demonstrator why not join my team, I'd love to have you.  

Until next time..........

Happy Stamping! 

Penny Tokens Stampin' Spot 

Penny Hanuszak, CDN Independent Stampin' Up! Demo

Web site 24/7 Website

Glitzy Glam Birthday Wishes - FMS#560

Update November 9, 2022  Winners FMS #560

Wow, I'm doing the happy dance.  I just discovered that my Glitz & Glam card for Freshly Made Sketches #560 was picked by Amy from the Clean Team as one of the Princesses. Click on this link to see who the Queen of Clean and the other Princesses were.  So many awesome cards.   Thanks so much FMS and Amy.  You made my week! 

Freshly Made Sketches #560

Happy Monday, hope your week ahead is full of good times.  

FMS#560

Jen Mitchell's sketch design for the Freshly Made Sketches challenge this week was really timely as I'd been asked to design a "glitzy glam" black, white and gold milestone birthday card.

Here's My Card: 

I started with a Whisper White 5" x 10" card base scored at 5" and added a 4 7/8" x 4 7/8" layer of gold glimmer paper. Before adhering this glimmer paper I used the beautiful oval layering dies from the Fitting Florets collection to cut the large oval from the center. 

For the next layer I cut a 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 piece of paper from the Silver and Gold designer series papers (retired Sale-A-Bration paper).  Then I cut this into 2 pieces measuring 2" x 4 3/4" and 2 1/2" x 4 3/4".  These were adhered to the glimmer paper leaving a 1/4" gap between the two.  

I cut another oval frame from Whisper White card stock and used the center oval for my sentiment.  I stamped the "For a Special Person on a Special Day" sentiment from the Framed Florets stamp set, in Momento Black Ink.  This oval was attached to the center of the glimmer oval with dimensionals.  

I also stamped off five flowers using the small and larger floral stamp on a scrap of Whisper White.  these flowers were arranged around the left side of the oval and leaves and a floral sprig were die cut from Basic Black and added to the grouping.  To finish off the card front I added five of the Gold Adhesive Backed Swirls embellishments that came in the Framed Florets collection to the flower centers.  Love them!  

For the inside of the card I cut a 4 7/8" square of Whisper White and stamped it with one of the birthday sentiments from the Framed Florets stamp set. There was a 4 3/4" x 1 1/4" strip of the Silver and Gold dsp left over from the front cut, so I adhered that along the bottom of the mat.  Love it!  

For the first time ever Stampin' Up! has named the coordinating dies the same as the stamp set.  So, in this bundle you will get the Framed Florets stamp set and the Framed Florets Dies.  I'm super excited about that, as it makes finding your dies in your stash a whole lot easier.  Way to go Stampin' Up! 

 

I couldn't help editing this photo so I could see what the same card would look like in silver, white and black............... and yes it would be beautiful too! 

I hope you enjoyed this card.  It was simple, quick and easy to make.  

Happy Stamping!

Penny Tokens Stampin' Spot 

Penny Hanuszak, CDN Independent Stampin' Up Demonstrator 

24/7 Online Web Site: 

Fitting Florets Pre-Release November 1st, 2022

You may have already seen images and advertising on other Stampin' Up Demo sites and on Youtube for the Fitting Florets Collection. As a Stampin' Up! demonstrator one of the perks we get is a pre-order period on new promotions. Today I'm here to offer you a special perk as a customer or Stampin' Up! product user.

Fitting Florets Collection now available 

Starting today until January 4th, 2023, you are eligible to order all the products from the Fitting Florets collection. Here's a link to the flyer that provides all the order numbers and details.

You simply have to see this collection to see how versatile it is and that it extends well beyond the holiday season. In fact, some items from this collection will be featured in the January to June Mini Catalogue that comes out on January 4th, 2023.

Here's a video from Stamin' Up! that shows you just what is included in the collection and how those beautiful oval dies interact to create so many perfect designs and ideas.

Starting 1 November 2022, customers can order items from the Fitting Florets Collection. All items in the collection can be ordered separately and no limits apply during the customer sales period.

The following exclusive products are only available while supplies last:

Framed & Festive Cling Stamp Set (item 160888)*
Fitting Florets Designer Series Paper (item 161814)
Gold Adhesive-Backed Swirls (item 161822)

*Available in English and French

The following will be available for purchase in the Mini Catalog starting January 2023:Framed Florets Bundle (item 162407)
Framed Florets Photopolymer Stamp Set (item 161815)*
Framed Florets Dies (item 160623)

*Available in English and French

Items available during this promotion can be added to demonstrator, customer, workshop, and online orders.

Qualifying orders are eligible for Stampin’ Rewards, however the Fitting Florets Collection (item 163129) cannot be purchased at 50% off as part of the Stampin’ Rewards program.

If you're thinking of joining Stampin' Up! this would be a perfect collection to add to your order as a Starter Kit. Contact me to see what the perks of being a Stampin' Up! demo can mean for you.

My order arrives this coming Thursday and I can't wait to start making seasonal and all occasion cards with this set.  Stay tuned for some new projects. 

 

Happy Stamping!

Penny Tokens Stampin' Spot

Penny Hanuszak, CDN Independent Stampin' Up Demo since 2006
https://pennyhanuszak.stampinup.net

November Hostess Code

WELCOME TO NOVEMBER AND A

BRAND NEW HOSTESS CODE:

During the month of November, anyone placing an order in my online shop valued between $50.00 to $199.00 before shipping and handling, will receive a free gift from me.

When you order online from my shop during the month of November and apply my HOSTESS CODE to your order, and you'll receive a free gift from me.  

Don't forget to add the November Hostess Code on the check out page of your order. Just type X3WJEHWV in the Hostess Code Box. It can't get any simpler than that!

Note:  Anyone placing an order of $200 or more, will automatically receive stamping up rewards and won't be eligible for my free offer, but you'll receive a thank you card from me. 

HAPPY STAMPING!
PENNY TOKENS STAMPIN' SPOT 
Penny Hanuszak, CDN Independent Stampin' Up! Demo
https://pennyhanuszak.stampinup.net

Rocky Raccoon meets FMSC #559

I really like having a sketch challenge to give me inspiration for creating a card, so I thought I'd play along with Jen Timko over at Freshly Made Sketches challenge #559.

Here's My Card:
As I've mentioned before, we live on the edge of the Discovery Trail forest in Abbotsford. With the drought this summer we've had a lot of animals accessing our property looking for water and food and recently we've had recurring visits from three raccoons.  They aren't shy and visit during the day and late evening drinking water from the base of my plant pots and scooping up grubs along the concrete edge.

This threesome is probably a mother and her two juveniles and they aren't afraid of us. So far they haven't touched or broken anything, on their visits. For our part, we don't feed them, handle or encourage them in any way, we just watch and enjoy their brief visits. 

All Bundled Up 8 piece red rubber cling stamp set from the July -  December Holiday Mini catalogue. 

When I was deciding what elements to use for this sketch challenge I was influenced by these raccoons and to use the sweet little raccoon image in the All Bundled Up stamp set.   Just look at this little "Rocky Raccoon", too cute! 

Stampin' Up! Products Used:

Stamp Sets:

• All Bundled Up Stamp Set 
• Checks and Dots Embossing Folder for Circle 

Card Stock and Paper:  

• Whisper White 8 1/2 x 5 1/2" for the card base, scored at 4 1/4".  A 4" x 5 1/4" piece for the inside of the card.  A 3" circle for the card front and a scrap for the white snowflake die cut.
• Highland Heather - 4" x 5 1/4" mat for card front, 3 1/4" scrap for circle mat on card front, Scrap for the snowflake die cut. 
• Gorgeous Grape - small scrap for snowflake die cut 
• Specialty Paper:  3 3/4" x 4" piece of Silver and Gold DSP (retired from  July Sale-A-Bration 2022) for mat layer on card front,

Ink:

• Momento Ink for Raccoon
• Gorgeous Grape for the "Merry Christmas" sentiment (from retired All That Glimmers)
• Stamping Blends:  Light and Dark Smokey Slate, Light and Dark Highland Heather, Light Flirty Flamingo, 
• Nuvo Drops clear for nose and eyes

Dies:

• Snowflake is from Celebrations Tag Dies #159866
• Circles are from retired Stitched Circles die set.
• The Merry Christmas tag was hand cut with scissors.  

Well that's it for this FMSC #559 sketch and I hope you've enjoyed my rendition.  Let me know your thoughts on this stamp set and my cards.  Very appreciated.

Happy Stamping!
Penny Tokens Stampin' Spot

Penny Hanuszak, CDN Independent Stampin' Up! Demo

All Bundled Up for a Paper Craft Crew Challenge - #490

Today I'm created another Christmas card for my stash using a vertical sketch challenge from the Paper Craft  Crew Challenge, #490.  

Here Is My Card:

I'm using a stamp set called All Bundled Up #159824 from Stampin' Ups! July to December 2022 Mini Catalogue.

The forest animals dressed in their fuzzy hats and winter scarves really caught my eye  but it was the moose that captured my heart.  I'm a Canadian, so trust me when I say any moose picture whether it's of a real animal or just a caricature are such iconic symbols of our homeland. This one literally made me stop in my tracks because of his size, and sweet face and I could envision all kinds of cards and projects made with this image. 

Along with the raccoon, bunny and cute little song bird, this 8 piece cling stamp set also has three pretty cool winter sentiments which I've used on both the inside and outsides of my cards. It doesn't get any better than that!

Before colouring the moose, I spent some time looking through my stash of Christmas designer papers (dsp).  I knew I had some with snowflakes and thought that would make a perfect winter backdrop for this image.  I chose a piece from last year's selection that showcases a variety of white snowflakes on a blue and mauve background. These non-traditional colours at set the tone for my card.

I started with an 8 1/2 x 11 Whisper White card base. Next I added a 5 3/8" x 4 1/8" mat of Fresh Freesia cardstock, followed by a 5 1/4" x 4" Whisper White mat. The dsp mat measures 3 3/4" x 5" and the 1 3/4" strip of dsp comes from the recently retired Sale-A-Bration papers and is a white background with silver dots.

There aren't any coordinating dies for this stamp set, so I used my small detail scissors to fussy cut the moose.  I coloured it with my dark and light Crumb Cake Stamping Blends and used a combo of light and dark Fresh Freesia Blends for his hat and scarf. When I  fussy cut an image I leave a small margin of white around the figure.  For this image I coloured in the margin with a Gray Granite blend so it didn't stand out. 

The three inch Fresh Freesia circle was die cut and embossed with the Whimsical Wonderland embossing folder (pg. 39 Mini Catalogue) and I added a Whisper White snowflake cut from the Celebrations Tag Dies (pg. 67 Mini Catalogue).  

Whimsical Wonderland Embossing Folder 

Celebrate Tags Dies coordinate with the Celebrate with Tags Stamp set.

I chose the Merry Wishes sentiment from the Window Wishes (pg. 36 Mini Catalogue) for this card because I wanted a smaller sentiment to balance out the placement on this card. I stamped the sentiment in Gorgeous Grape ink so it would stand out. The die used to cut it out is from the Celebrate Tags Die set.

Although you can't see it in these pictures, I added a bit of glimmer with Wink of Stella to  the beautiful snowflake and to those pearly white teeth on the moose. I also added a bit to the pom pom on  the hat and the hooves.  

I hope you enjoyed this quick and easy card.  I am such a traditionalist and normally do my cards in reds and greens, so this colour scheme isn't something I would normally do.  Having said that it's really charming and I quite like it.  How about you, let me know if you dabble with non-traditional colours in your Christmas projects.  I'd love to know what your favourite non-traditional colour scheme is.  

Happy Stamping!
Penny Tokens Stampin' Spot 

Penny Hanuszak, CDN Independent Stampin' Up! Demo

Click here for 24/7 Web Site: https://pennyhanuszak.stampinup.net 

Ho Ho Ho Paper Pumpkin October 2022 Cards

My sister who is one of my downlines and awesome stamping buddies and I have been waiting with great anticipation for our October 2022 HO HO HO Paper Pumpkin kits with their jolly Christmas theme.  So when they came in we quickly set up a card making date and had a fun morning assembling them.

As always the October 2022 Paper Pumpkin arrived at my door step in a  seasonally decorated box that was filled with lots of goodies. It wasn't difficult to sit down and start creating our cards.  I was super impressed with all the pre-done paper images and layers, ink and embellishments, but believe me when I say I was most impressed with the 12 piece stamp set.  Wowzers! 

Here Are the Card Ideas provided in the kit:

There were enough pre-cut and coloured supplies in the kit for nine cards if you followed the instructions. Basically there were three of each card design and 9 coordinating envelopes.  

I decided not to cut up the envelopes that were provided and just work with what I had received in the kit.  Since I do prefer my cards to have a thicker card stock base, cut and scored Crumb Cake and Bermuda Bay card stock for the bases. Then I cut the original Paper Pumpkin card bases for each design on their score lines so I could use them as mats.  Cutting them in half gave me a total of 18 mats to work with for the fronts and insides of my cards.   

Here Are The Cards I Made: 

Along with the card stock and paper elements the Paper Pumpkin kit came with a great 12 piece stamp set that I know I'll use a lot this season.  I loved the  sentiments and know I'll make good use of them.

12 piece Photopolymer stamp set, exclusive to the October 2022 Paper Pumpkin kit.

My first card is a complete CASE of the suggested format and was pretty simple to construct.  I started with an 8 1/2" x 5" piece of Crumb Cake cardstock that was scored at 4 1/4".  I trimmed the Crumb Cake snowflake mat from the kit to 4" x 5 1/4" and adhered it to the card base. 

The kit provided six pre-coloured Santa faces and you're supposed to stamp the facial details on top of the coloured portion of the face.  An Early  Espresso Stampin' Spot ink came with the kit, but I decided to use my Momento Black ink.  

Tip No. 1: It took me about 3 tries and a change of glasses to line up the details with the face and before I realized if I used the Santa nose as a centering guide, it would all line up perfectly, and it did.  Tip No 2:  When I used the Santa stamp for my tenth card, I coloured the skin with Ivory, and the cheeks and nose with light and dark Flirty Flamingo Blends.  I was really pleased because my coloured Santa face looked exactly like the ones from the kit.  Yeah! 

Loved, loved, loved the "Christmas" sentiment stamp.  I know I'll be using it and the "Holiday" one a lot this year.  The word "Merry"  and the blue and white banner are all die cuts from the kit.  I used liquid glue to add the words to the banner and then mounted the banner below the Santa and large snowflake with Dimensionals. A sheet of Dimensionals and Glue Dots along with a small package of iridescent pearls were also in the kit, and there were plenty left over when I finished my projects.  

For my second card, I began with a standard Crumb Cake card base and adhered a 4" x 5 1/4" Pool Party mat.  For the next layer I reversed the snowflake mat so the white side was face up and I adhered it to the Pool Party mat. 

I arranged the words, Santa and banner on a 2 5/8" Pool Party stitched circle, and attached this to the top center of the card face with Dimensionals. To finish this card I added some basic rhinestones from my stash to give this element a little sparkle.  

For my third card I simply changed from a portrait to a landscape orientation, which again changes the look of the design and added another 2 5/8" Pool Party stitched circle to show off the large snowflake and other elements.  The snowflakes that were provided in this kit are pearlescent and were in small, medium and large sizes.  

For my fourth card I cut a 4 1/4"x 11" piece of Bermuda Bay cardstock and scored it at 5 1/2".  I cut the original card base front to 4" x 5 1/4" and embossed it with the Whimsical Woodland 3D Embossing Folder. I wanted the embossed side up so before  placing it in the embossing folder and running it through my Cut N' Emboss machine, I made sure I had the light bluish side face up in the folder. The the reverse side of the mat is white and is featured on my fifth and sixth card sample. The Whimsical Embossing Folder provided the perfect backdrop for the picture frame and took away the plainness of the card front.

Click here for details on this wonderful 3D embossing folder which is featured in the Holiday Mini catalogue.  

I didn't care for the stark white paper window frames that came with the kit and so I used my Bermuda Bay ink and a blending brush to add some colour to it.  A simple change, but it made all the difference in the warmth of this card. 

How do you like the "ho ho ho" lettering?  I fell in love with this lettering and accompanying velum shadow.  If this had of been an item in the Holiday Mini Catalogue I would have bought it for sure.  So, I'm going to put a suggestion in the Stampin' Up! Demo Sandbox asking them to consider creating a stamp set with this image and matching die cuts for the words and shadow.  Wouldn't that be great? 

I used the original card base front cut down to 4" x 5 1/4" for the inside mat. Before stamping the "Tis the Season to be Jolly" sentiment on this layer I added a light swath of colour from the top left side to the center of the right side of the mat with Bermuda Bay ink and a blending brush. I also stamped the small stars to add some interest to the sentiment and finished off this mat by adding one of the large pearlized snowflakes in the bottom right hand corner.

 

My fifth and sixth cards were constructed similarly, however I left off the window frame to make it easier and lighter to mail.

For the seventh, eighth and nineth cards I started with standard sized Crumb Cake bases.  I really liked the red stripe and crumb cake look, so I cut the original card bases down to 4" x 5 1/4" before mounting to the card base. The pre-cut snowflake layer measured 3" x 5 1/2", and has a cute stitched outline. It fit perfectly across the center of my cards.    

The only real changes on these cards was the placement of the green and red striped strips of designer paper.  I reversed them on cards eight and nine.  I stamped and embossed the first one with Black Momento ink and embossing powder, but found that it was too dark looking, so the next one I stamped with Whisper White ink and embossing powder, and it has a much cleaner look and is easier to read. 

Although it's a bit difficult to see, I added glue and dazzling diamonds to the Santa beard, hat and pompom trim on the ninth card.  The "J" "Y" and Santa head were all attached with Dimensionals to give the card texture. TIP:  I found it easiest to center the Santa face and then add the letters on either side.   And finally, I added Basic Rhinestones instead of the pearls to give some glitter to the snowflakes. 

I always finish the inside of my cards, which may be old school, however I think it lends towards a more professional look.  For these cards I used the original card base layers that I cut down to 4" x 5 1/4. 

One thing I really loved in this kit were the envelopes.  They were as beautiful on the inside as the outside, and thought that they added so much to these cards.  The only change I made to them was to stamp the sentiments "Tis the Season to be Jolly" and "Ho Ho Ho" on the outside of the flaps.  

Here is My Tenth Card: 

I decided to enter my tenth which features my own design and the stamps from the October 2022 Paper Pumpkin kit in the Freshly Made Sketches challenge #558 design challenge: 

I started with a Real Red 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" card based scored at 4 1/4".  I added a Basic Black layer that measured 5 1/4" x 4" followed by a Whisper White layer that measured 5 1/8" x 3 7/8".  I stamped the sentiment "Tis the Season to be Jolly" in Real Red on a diagonal across this layer starting in the top left corner.  

The next mats which measured 3 1/2 x 4 1/4" and 3 1/8" x 4 1/4" are in Real Red and Basic Black.  The final layer measured 3" x 4" and is stamped with three Santa faces and the "holly jolly" sentiment.  I used layered circle dies to cut out the Whisper White, Basic Black and Red Glimmer circles and stamped the small snowflake and stars from the stamp set in Bermuda Bay.  A small red rhinestone finishes it off.  

Don't forget to check out all the other designs at Freshly Made Sketches #558.  Lots of great ideas. 

Well that's it for my October Paper Pumpkin.  Thanks for dropping by and I hope you've enjoyed my cards and details on how they were made.  I'd love to hear which card is your favourite if any or any comments on their "redesign".  It's really helpful and appreciated to receive feedback. 

If you're interested in knowing more about Paper Pumpkin monthly kits you can click on this link for subscription information, or contact me to discuss whether a monthly kit would work for you.  It's a great way to be creative without spending an arm and a leg on stamping supplies.  

Happy Stamping!

Penny Tokens Stampin' Spot

Penny Hanuszak, CDN Independent Stampin' Up! Demo

Online 24/7 Web Site: https://pennyhanuszak.stampinup.net