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New Stampin' Up Demonstrator

Hi! My name is Stefanie, spelled with an "f". I wanted to let everyone know that I have recently decided to become a Stampin' Up demonstrator. I enjoy the products that Stampin' Up has to offer, it provides me an opportunity to be extra creative and gives me more ideas for projects. I am hoping that it will also inspire me to finally put all those family photos on scrapbook pages. Right now my goal is set for one new scrapbook page per month.




What is a Stampin' Up Demonstrator?
A demonstrator teaches you how to make make crafts and makes making things fun. You can also buy awesome Stampin' Up products through the demonstrator. You can also host a party at your house or online and I the demonstrator provides all of the craft supplies. The hostess can earn free stuff for hosting!

Host an event: "Click here"

Sign up for one of my upcoming local workshops in Kempner. Learn how to make cards, scrapbook pages and other paper crafts. My next class is on Saturday May 27th. Seats are limited!
May Hostess Code: Q9ZNYKDH

Scheduled Blogs:
Event
When
Monthly hostess code
Q9ZNYKDH - May
“How-to” slides
May 29th (last Monday of the month)
Online digital tutorial
June 24th @7:30p.m (last Saturday each month)
“How-to” video (for subscribers only) earn rewards!
July 1st (1st Saturday of the month) $10.00 per month
Weekly Post
Every Monday!



How-To Video Subscription



SimplyStefanieStuff.blogspot.com
Email: Stefanie.seaver@zoho.com
http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/simplycreative/

The content in my blog is the sole responsibility of Stefanie Seaver as an Independent Stampin ‘Up! Demonstrator, teacher and genealogist and so much more…. The use of content, classes, services, or products offered on this blog is not endorsed by Stampin' Up!

I enjoy sharing my love of stamping, teaching and genealogy with you.  If you use an idea you have seen here on my site, please spread the love and refer to where you have seen it on my blog.
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