Hostess Special

What a crazy week this has been with Trick or Treats on Monday night and shopping in Salt Lake over the weekend! I haven't had much time to stamp yet this week, but hopefully that will change today as we get back to "normal" around here!
UPCOMING CLASSES:
I'll be doing a Christmas card class this weekend with 3 easy to duplicate Christmas cards. Don't wait till the last minute to get those cards done! Join us 9:00 am to Noon on Sat, Nov. 5th. Cost of the class is $5.00 or free with an order of $25.00 or more. RSVP to me at llrandolph@msn.com. Bring a friend to share in the fun!  
Other classes coming up are a scrap booking class on Sat, Nov19th. Scrap booking gift ideas for the holidays. Easy and fun to keep the stress out of the holidays! Light lunch will be provided for those that would like to stay and scrap with us after the class. Bring your supplies to work on your pages until 3:00 PM.
On Dec 3rd, wrap it all up with a class making gift tags, tissue wrap and ideas for making the outside of your gift as special as the inside. We'll make gift card holders that day too for those people that are hard to shop for. Each class is held from 9:00AM to Noon and the cost is $5.00 or free with an order of $25.00 or more. Space is limited, so sign up early. You won't want to miss any of them!

Check out the Hostess Special!! Just in time for the holidays, Stampin' Up! is adding an extra $35.00 to your hostess credit when your workshop totals $350.00 or more! Oh what fun it is to shop!  Call me today to book a time in your home with your friends! Click on the button on the side to learn more!

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