When: Last Saturday in the month 7 pm - 10 pm (starting 30 January 2010)
Where: Mae's place (email Mae for directions and details)
An opportunity to meet regularly together to share ideas, knowledge, techniques and to have a cuppa and chat!
Monday, December 14, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Breast Cancer Awareness Starter Kit Promotion
Stampin' Up!® is offering an added bonus for new demonstrators that join between 7 October and 31 December 2009.
New demonstrators receive:
- Starter Kit containing business tools and a wide array of products (customised by you) for only $324 AUD (retail value over $560 AUD)
- Option of adding an Add-On Stampin' Memories Kit for scrapbooking for only $75 AUD (retail value overl $137 AUD)
- Receive 20% demonstrator discount on products
- Exclusive rewards
- Access to demonstrator website
- Stamping ideas and a monthly magazine
BONUS offer
- Pretty in Pink Classic Stampin' Pad for FREE! (retail value $11.95 AUD, page 129 2009-2010 Idea Book & Catalogue)
- Raspberry Tart Designer Series paper for FREE! (retail value $16.95 AUD, page 133 2009-2010 Idea Book & Catalogue)
In addition, for every recruit that joins, Stampin' Up! will donate $5 toward breast cancer research.
For more information contact one of the Tassie Inkydinks - Mae Collins (Dodges Ferry, TAS), Lynda Moss (Tolmans Hill, TAS), Claire Harrison (Blackmans Bay, TAS), Nicole Batchelor (Sorell, TAS), Maree Graham (New Town, TAS), Karen Lockley (Snug, TAS), Amanda Cox (Penguin, TAS), Bridgette Bygrave (Magra, TAS), Catherine Woodberry (Somerset, TAS), Donella Henderson (Mooloolaba, QLD), Lyndal Tewes (Tolmans Hill, TAS), Allison Murfett (Wynyard, TAS).
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Twilight Taste of Ogilvie
Last night, Friday 13 March 2009, Ogilvie High School had a Twilight Taste, which was an event held at the school promoting food, fun, entertainment, activities, bargains and stalls, and raising funds to invest back into the school.
Bridgette, one of our group the Tassie Inkydinks and who has a daughter attending Ogilvie High, suggested that we have a stall at the Twilight Taste to raise funds for the school, through a raffle, as well as promoting Stampin' Up! Nicki and I joined her in this endeavour (as my daughter also attends Ogilvie High) and together we donated items for the raffle prizes. The first prize included catalogues, stamp sets, cardstock, inkpads, pre-made cards, snail adhesive etc to a value in excess of $200 and a second prize of cardstock, stamp set, ribbon etc to a value of $40. We also tried to have a demonstration running during the time of the event 4 pm to 7 pm, however, due to the occasional rain showers which caused wet inkspots on our creations we only managed this for a short time.
Overall, the event was fun and we raised $101 in total for the school. Nicki may have a workshop lead from the lady who won first prize and who was present at the draw, she was most pleased to win!
Thanks again to Bridgettte for organising this and making the stall look so appealing. Below are a few photos taken at the Twilight Taste.
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Bridgette, one of our group the Tassie Inkydinks and who has a daughter attending Ogilvie High, suggested that we have a stall at the Twilight Taste to raise funds for the school, through a raffle, as well as promoting Stampin' Up! Nicki and I joined her in this endeavour (as my daughter also attends Ogilvie High) and together we donated items for the raffle prizes. The first prize included catalogues, stamp sets, cardstock, inkpads, pre-made cards, snail adhesive etc to a value in excess of $200 and a second prize of cardstock, stamp set, ribbon etc to a value of $40. We also tried to have a demonstration running during the time of the event 4 pm to 7 pm, however, due to the occasional rain showers which caused wet inkspots on our creations we only managed this for a short time.
Overall, the event was fun and we raised $101 in total for the school. Nicki may have a workshop lead from the lady who won first prize and who was present at the draw, she was most pleased to win!
Thanks again to Bridgettte for organising this and making the stall look so appealing. Below are a few photos taken at the Twilight Taste.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Tassie Inkydinks have grown!
The Tassie Inkyinks have grown in number since the last post on this blog! We are now 10 in number spread from the top end of Tassie to the bottom. Unfortunately due to our busy lives we have not been able to get together face to face for a while but some keep in contact via email and 'pop' into blogs from time to time.
Hopefully some of our group will share bits of what they have been doing, especially in Stampin' Up!, on this blog soon. Thanks for stopping by.
Hopefully some of our group will share bits of what they have been doing, especially in Stampin' Up!, on this blog soon. Thanks for stopping by.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Tassie Inkydinks Get Together
Our group the Tassie Inkydinks get together every alternate month to share ideas, techniques, swaps and generally to have fun with whatever Stampin' Up! brings our way. We recently met on Thursday night (thanks Maree for hosting it at your place) and although we were small in number this time, for a variety of reasons, we still had a great time and shared lots of ideas and talents.
Each time we meet we have a swap theme and this time it was a 'wedding' theme to give ideas to one of our members, Nicki who recently got engaged. Below are the swaps that were shared.
Another thing we do when we meet is someone volunteers to do a 'make and take' to share a technique or idea with the rest of the group. This is a great way to learn new ideas or to see a different approach to something we have done before. Everyone enjoyed this session's 'make and take' in which Maree showed us how to make a 'Double Pocket Card' in two different styles using a sheet of double-sided Designer Paper. I am sure our next workshops are going to include this demonstration as it was a fun and easy card to make. Although we did not decorate our cards at the meeting, I promised Maree that I would not post them to our group's blog until I had embelished the fronts and could really show how stunning they can be (see below for photos of the two styles Maree showed us how to create). Hopefully others are able to post here the final creations they made from this technique.
Each time we meet we have a swap theme and this time it was a 'wedding' theme to give ideas to one of our members, Nicki who recently got engaged. Below are the swaps that were shared.
Another thing we do when we meet is someone volunteers to do a 'make and take' to share a technique or idea with the rest of the group. This is a great way to learn new ideas or to see a different approach to something we have done before. Everyone enjoyed this session's 'make and take' in which Maree showed us how to make a 'Double Pocket Card' in two different styles using a sheet of double-sided Designer Paper. I am sure our next workshops are going to include this demonstration as it was a fun and easy card to make. Although we did not decorate our cards at the meeting, I promised Maree that I would not post them to our group's blog until I had embelished the fronts and could really show how stunning they can be (see below for photos of the two styles Maree showed us how to create). Hopefully others are able to post here the final creations they made from this technique.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Tiling technique
I thought it was time to make another post on our Tassie Inkydinks blog and so as I have been experimenting with the technique of tiling I thought it appropriate to load some pictures up of what I have created.
Happy stamping!
Mae
Happy stamping!
Mae
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Stampin' Up!® Opportunities...
Are you interested in sharing your personal creativity, making new friends, building a fun and flexible business or just buying stamping or scrapbooking products at a discount?
With Stampin’ Up!® you will find unique designs, exclusive products, company support and excellent earnings. A Stampin’ Up!® demonstrator has the advantages of running their own business - flexible hours, earning money from their efforts and the freedom to guide their business in whatever direction they want. You can make Stampin’ Up!® your full-time career, your hobby or anything in between.
Which type of demonstrator will you be?
DISCOUNT DEMONSTRATORS like the idea of buying stamping and scrapbooking supplies for personal use at a discounted price and occasionally sell products to family and friends. With a 20% discount on your purchases you'll have an incredible stamp collection in no time!
SHORT TERM DEMONSTRATORS sell products for a short period of time to earn a specific amount of money and then stop when their goal is reached. The goal may be a holiday, a new car etc.
HOBBY DEMONSTRATORS love doing workshops and earning extra money when it’s convenient to them, making it work to suit their lifestyle and family commitments. A great way to share your hobby and creativity with your family, friends and customers.
CAREER DEMONSTRATORS make their Stampin’ Up!® business a viable one with long-term career prospects. They actively pursue workshops, sales and recruits, and develop ways to expand their business. They love to attend Stampin’ Up!® events and develop close social relationships with their customers and other demonstrators.
Are you in any of these categories? Do you want to be a part of the Tassie Inkydinks?
For more information or simply to chat more about the many benefits of becoming a Stampin' Up!® demonstrator please contact me or one of the other Tassie Inkydinks team members via their personal blogs.
With Stampin’ Up!® you will find unique designs, exclusive products, company support and excellent earnings. A Stampin’ Up!® demonstrator has the advantages of running their own business - flexible hours, earning money from their efforts and the freedom to guide their business in whatever direction they want. You can make Stampin’ Up!® your full-time career, your hobby or anything in between.
Which type of demonstrator will you be?
DISCOUNT DEMONSTRATORS like the idea of buying stamping and scrapbooking supplies for personal use at a discounted price and occasionally sell products to family and friends. With a 20% discount on your purchases you'll have an incredible stamp collection in no time!
SHORT TERM DEMONSTRATORS sell products for a short period of time to earn a specific amount of money and then stop when their goal is reached. The goal may be a holiday, a new car etc.
HOBBY DEMONSTRATORS love doing workshops and earning extra money when it’s convenient to them, making it work to suit their lifestyle and family commitments. A great way to share your hobby and creativity with your family, friends and customers.
CAREER DEMONSTRATORS make their Stampin’ Up!® business a viable one with long-term career prospects. They actively pursue workshops, sales and recruits, and develop ways to expand their business. They love to attend Stampin’ Up!® events and develop close social relationships with their customers and other demonstrators.
Are you in any of these categories? Do you want to be a part of the Tassie Inkydinks?
For more information or simply to chat more about the many benefits of becoming a Stampin' Up!® demonstrator please contact me or one of the other Tassie Inkydinks team members via their personal blogs.
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