STAMPIN' UP! EVERYTHING IS ROSY PRODUCT MEDLEY - LIMITED TIME - MAY 1-31 - and EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW!


Hello, Stampers!
     Are you ready for some spring sunshine? In May only (and While Supplies Last), Stampin' Up! is offering the Everything is Rosy Product Medley.  What is a Product Medley?
     A Product Medley is something new to SU! and is geared to avid crafters and stampers.  It is filled to the brim with pretty coordinating products, and has been designed to provide endless creative possibilities. Unlike most kits, there are no pre-designed templates!  But, don't let that discourage you - Pinterest is already loaded with ideas from SU! and those talented Demos who were able to order their packages early!  I have opened a new Board titled "SU! Everything is Rosy in May!" and saved some of my faves to it.
    Want to see more?  Click the image below to connect to YouTube for a short video of what's included, or above to go to my DBWS Everything is Rosy in my store for more details.  Click Read more... or View in browser for more images and pricing.
Happy Stampin’!
Sue Duffy ~
mandsduffy@comcast.net


Here are the 18 photopolymer stamps
What's included in this Medley and how much does it cowst?
  •  Everything Is Rosy Photopolymer Stamp Set—18 stamps; suggested blocks: a, b, c
  •  Everything Is Rosy Coordinating Dies—10 dies; largest die 2-7/8" x 1" 
  •  6" x 6" Foiled Designer Series Paper Stack—48 sheets; 8 each of 6 double-sided designs
  •  6" x 6" rose gold foil paper—8 sheets
  •  Printed die cuts—2 sheets
  •  Rose gold die cuts—4 sheets; 2 each of 2 designs
  •  Rose gold adhesive backed mirror embellishments—60 embellishments;
     1/4"     Melon Mambo Ruched Ribbon—10 yards
  •  Night of Navy/Rose Gold 3/8" Metallic–Edge Ribbon—10 yards
  •  Rose Gold Shimmer Paint—1/2 oz.

Item # 150059 - $80 - Eligible towards Stampin' Rewards



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