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december 2006 

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share a moment with 

SHELLI 

The holidays often spark precious 

memories for me, and so many of those 

memories revolve around family 

traditions. We have made a conscious effort to 

create family traditions for our children and 

grandchildren all year long, but some of our 

favourite traditions occur around the holidays. 

On Christmas Eve we gather together and enjoy a 

smorgasbord of finger foods. Meats and cheeses, 

chips and dips, anything you can eat with your 

fingers. We put the food out and snack all evening 

as we watch Christmas videos, share the Christmas 

story, and open one Christmas gift apiece. 

Christmas morning dawns bright and early, much earlier than I would 

like sometimes! With most of our girls married and starting their own 

families, we don’t always have everyone at home. Whoever is home, 

however, enjoys a tasty ham and eggs breakfast, and then we always enjoy 

a fancy Christmas dinner with all the trimmings. 

As we all get older, our family traditions become even more cherished. 

The time we spend with our loved ones takes on added meaning, and we 

look for other traditions we can create. It’s not always easy—our schedules 

are full and many things clamour for attention. But traditions provide an 

anchor to our lives and add meaning to everything we do; they are worth 

every effort it takes to maintain them! 

We are adding a tradition to our Stampin’ Up! holiday celebration this 

year. In the past, we have sent you a holiday greeting card, expressing 

appreciation and thanks for all you do. While we are, of course, 

appreciative of your efforts, we have chosen this year to begin a new 

tradition. We’ve taken money used to design, print, and mail those cards 

and adopted a child through the Make-A-Wish Foundation ® . We think 

this gesture more accurately expresses our shared commitment with you 

to make a difference in the world around us. 

I hope you don’t miss your annual Stampin’ Up! card and instead feel the 

sweet satisfaction that comes from this new tradition. In next month’s 

issue of Stampin’ Success ® , you’ll be able to read about the little girl whose 

dream came true thanks to our Stampin’ Up! donation. And please 

consider this your holiday greeting. Thank you for everything you do! 

Thank you for your enthusiasm, support, commitment, and ideas. 

Thank you for choosing to be part of our Stampin’ Up! family. I do hope 

you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 

Features 

6 

3 Promotions 

6 Spread the Word 

10 It’s a Wonderful Winter 

Mini Catalogue 

12 Share the Love 

14 A Fast Start for Your Recruits 

18 Awards & Recognition 

In Every Issue 

2 Share a Moment with Shelli: 

Family Traditions 

4 Stampin´ Technique: Dotted and Spotted 

13 Making Business Sense: Boosting Your Business 

16 Stampin´ Accessories: Making the Most 

of Chipboard 

20 Art Show: Officially Stunning 

21 FYI 

22 Workshop Wow: Popup Surprise! 

23 Doing Business 

Cover Creations 

These cheery holiday projects 

feature products from our 

Winter Mini Catalogue and 

the current Idea Book & 

Catalogue, as well as a bright 

colour palette of Buckaroo 

Blue, Marigold Morning, Old 

Olive, and Real Red. You can find Stampin’ Supplies 

and step-by-step instructions for creating these 

projects on the Demonstrator Web Site under My 

Business > My Business Resources > Stampin’ Up! 

Publications > Stampin’ Success > 2006 > December. 

Demo It! 

Watch for projects marked with this logo. 

These are excellent choices for workshop 

demonstrations. Cards marked with this logo can 

be completed in 5—8 minutes. Scrapbook pages marked with 

this logo can be completed in under 15 minutes. You can 

demonstrate these pages even faster by preparing some 

elements of the page before the workshop. 

Sizes: Cards are 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" unless otherwise noted. 

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Promotions 

Senior 

Instructor 

Karen Duke 

Darlene McCallum 

Instructor 

Morag Dickie 

Kristina Koch 

Yvette Marchand 

Karen Motz 

Debbie Pearce 

Laura Robinson 

Alicia Ryckman 

Senior Counselor 

Lori-Ann Bartels 

Ana Cloutier 

Susan Farrant 

Pamela Lee 

Sylvia Pirnak 

Joyce Ripplinger 

Joanne Rogers 

Lorna Rubbert 

Wendy Rudyk 

Donna Smith 

Jo-Ann Unrau 

Evelyn Wood 

Counselor 

Marnia Audet 

Carmen Bodnarek 

Lisa Bowman 

Judith Burns 

Karen Chisholm 

Terri Digness 

Jodie Doerksen 

Darlene Donahue 

Beverley Ennis 

Jennifer Fallowfield 

Christy Forrest 

Laura Fredrickson 

Carrie Gaskin 

Angela Giroux 

Tanya Graham 

Donna Henley 

Teresa Henry 

Sarah Hunter 

Nikola Johnson 

Roxane Kryvenchuk 

Jane Miklovic 

Allison Miles 

Joan Ramler 

Lisa Rankin 

Tracy Ross 

Wendy Rudyk 

Ann Tibbles 

Debbie Tompkins 

Charlene Vallee 

Senior 

Consultant 

Lainy Abbott 

Lise Abramowitz 

Claire Allaby 

Lisa Althouse 

Mary Anderson 

Elizabeth Atkins 

Marnia Audet 

Janice Bahnman 

Jana Banning 

Amy Barry 

Julie Bell 

Barbara Bellefleur 

Trudy Benke 

Karen Bennett 

Cheryl Berger 

Liane Binder 

Stephanie Bleeker 

Carmen Bodnarek 

Lisa Boehm 

Chantal Borkowski 

Trina Boyd 

Caroline Burnett 

Lisa Burns 

Cara Burtis 

Jane Buunk 

Sheila Byers 

Helen Bzdel 

Johanne Riva Cambrin 

Karen Capern 

Laura Carbonneau 

Jamie Carels 

Nanci Cavill 

Aislinn Chapotelle 

Carol Cheyne 

Kirsten Conforti 

Lisa Cooper 

Bonnie Cooper 

Stacey Couturier 

Susan Cowie 

Patti Cromwell 

Cathie Cullen 

Sheila Cyr 

Betty De Bruyn 

Lillian De Capite 

Leslie Dempsey 

Karen Didow 

Terri Digness 

Jennifer DiMarco 

Julie Dinn 

Correen Dobie 

Kara Doerksen 

Nadia Dohan 

Darlene Donahue 

Andra Donbrook 

Lois Drobot 

Brenda Eastman 

Terri Eger 

Paula Elm 

Nancy Elrick 

Beverley Ennis 

Crystal Ens 

Kari Erickson 

Almira Espenant 

Sandra Esperanz 

Ellena Esteves 

Jennifer Fallowfield 

Carrie Finlayson 

Jacqui Fletcher 

Christina Folkins 

Christy Forrest 

Cori Fraser 

Victoria Fraser 

Marcia Froese 

Sarah Froese 

Leanne Fudge 

Dawn Fulmer 

Cheryl Ganje 

Carolyn Garland 

Carrie Gaskin 

Sherida Giddings 

Nancy Giesbrecht 

Melanie Gilroy 

Angela Giroux 

Leslie Good 

Sage Goudsward 

Tanya Graham 

Laurie Ann Grant 

Heidi Guenther 

Melanie Hagens 

Charlene Hagman 

Carolyn Helder 

Susan Hemmerling 

Donna Henley 

Virginia Henne 

Teresa Henry 

Donna Hernberg 

Megan Hernberg 

Diane Hetke 

Rochelle Hewitt 

Dianne Hill 

Tammy Hillard 

Sarah Hunter 

Amber Hurlburt 

Michelle Irvine 

Lisa Jahncke 

Paula Jensen 

Lisa Jewer 

Ann Jobes 

Nikola Johnson 

Cheryl Jones 

Nicole Jones 

Sonia Jung 

Cindy Keery 

Deanna Kemp 

Melissa Keown 

Donna Kidd 

Doreen Kilbreath 

Lana Klassen 

Barbara Koscielny 

Lenore Kosinski 

Bobbi Kozicki 

Cobi Kristianson 

Lisa Kryschuk 

Roxane Kryvenchuk 

Amanda Laing 

Dayna Lalchun 

Carolyn Landry 

Lori Landy 

Karen Lange 

Laurie Larose 

Melanie Larouche 

Carmen Lavigne 

Raelene Lee 

Ruth Lee 

Jamie Leggatt 

Marika Lemay 

Tracy Lemke 

Nicole Lenius 

Shelley Letkemann 

Leanne Livingstone 

Jocelyn Plakas Lock 

Val Lodder 

Karina Loewen 

Gail Long 

Krystal Loynachan 

Michelle Luteijn 

Tracy MacDonald 

Grace MacLellan 

Joanne MacLennan 

Aaron Maltais 

Kristin Markus 

Jennifer McCracken 

Amanda-Lynn McIntyre 

Sheryl McKenzie 

Cynthia McLachlan 

Karen McNair 

Adrienne Menzak 

Cecilia Mertens 

Trish Miles 

Ruth Millard 

Amy Moore 

Marjorie Moores 

Debby Moreau 

Lisa Muirhead 

Michelle Nadraszky 

Jennifer Nelson 

Ronda Nix 

Lisa Novakowski 

Nicole O Brien 

Jean Ockerman 

Colleen Olsen 

Laurie Paklepa 

Gwendolen Palmer 

Mary Parker 

Krista Pasnak 

Danielle Pass 

Tara Persson 

Kira Peterson 

Katie Porcina 

Janine Potter 

Judy Preston 

Laura Quirk 

Suzanne Racine 

Lisa Rankin 

Jill Rea 

Jennifer Reeves 

Denise Reid 

Karen Reinert 

Katherine Rempel 

Tammie-Lee Rogowski 

Marci Rosin 

Lise Rouillier 

Vanessa Ruppert 

Elise Russell 

Becky Sadlier 

Diane Savage 

Tricia Schaelow 

Janine Schlosser 

Tonya Schmolke 

Cindi Schwartz 

Cheryl Sexsmith 

Mavis Shankland 

Stacey Silbernagel 

Nicole Simard 

Patricia Skirtschak 

Carrie Sloan 

Heather Smith 

Annie Snook 

Sandra Sofalvi 

Jaime Spyksma 

Jennifer Stanley 

Rennie Stegeman 

Wendy Stewart 

Christie Strong 

Michelle Sturgeon 

Lynda Sturney 

Candace Sundbo 

Naomi Swan 

Sandra Swan 

Bobbie Jo Tansley 

Christine Tebbens 

Ann Tibbles 

Lianne Traynor 

Kelly Undershultz 

Charlene Vallee 

Alida Vanwingerden 

Jocelyn Vasquez 

Michelle Vernaus 

Carrie Vroege 

Andrea Walford 

Stacy Westman 

JoAnn Whitehead 

Patty Williams 

Kelli Williams 

Jennifer Williams 

Carolyn Williamson 

Sandra Wong 

Pamela Wushke 

Linda Yamamoto 

Shauna Yarmuch 

Natasha Zandbergen 

Lucie Zettel 

Consultant 

a 

Kimberley Adriaansen 

Sherry Agar 

Elisa Allen 

Anna Allen 

S. Annette Anderson 

Christie Archibald 

Jennifer Armstrong 

Kim Assaly 

Loreen Austin 

b 

Karine Bailey 

Jana Banning 

May Barker 

Clara Barneveld 

Joanne Barnier 

Stacey Barrows 

Amy Barry 

Ellen Basboll 

Connie Bay 

Angela Bayes 

France Beaulieu 

Brenda Bedard 

Jody Bergseth 

Marie-Eve Bernard 

Tracy Berrow 

Diana Bewsher 

Rosemary Bida 

Christine Bisch 

Angela Bissonette 

Shaness Bittner 

Gitte Bjerg-Jensen 

Jaclyn Blais 

Yola Bloomberg 

Dani Boehm 

Joanne Boesterd 

Marie Bouchard 

Krista Bourke 

Doris Bourlon 

Jodi Bourque 

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TECHNIQUE 

and 

Using small dots to create beautiful images is simple when you stipple. 

Sharing what we love comes easily 

when there are so many fabulous 

ways to use stamps and ink, and 

one of the most stunning techniques you 

can share to add texture and colour to 

any project is stippling. 

Stippling uses small dots to create an 

image or background with varying 

degrees of solidity or shading. The closer 

together the dots, the darker or more 

solid the colour appears. Historically, 

printers have used stippling to shade 

line-art illustrations because they can 

achieve rich shading and texture using 

only black ink. Luckily, you have more 

than 50 colours to choose from! 

The best way to duplicate this look is, 

of course, with a stipple brush (found 

on page 225 of the current Idea Book 

& Catalogue). Tap the brush on your 

Classic or Craft ink pad, and then tap 

it straight up and down on your card 

stock. Keep tapping until you’ve achieved 

the shading you’re after. You may need 

to re-ink the end of your stipple brush as 

you go. Simple enough! 

So, now that you’ve got the hang of 

stippling, let’s try it on some projects. 

Start with a simple stippled background. 

We created the soft, felted texture on our 

Wishing You card by stippling Old Olive 

ink across the front of our Old Olive 

card—a wonderful way to add just the 

right warmth to this holiday project. By 

beginning with a project that features 

stippling all over, you and your customers 

will perfect the technique in no time! 

Once you’ve introduced your customers 

to stippling, show them how quickly 

they can create unique accents for their 

scrapbook pages using stencils. “This is so 

easy,” you might say in your workshop. 

“I’ve already used the heart from this On 

Board Accents sheet for another project, so 

I can use the negative image as a stencil 

for my stippling!” The stippled heart (see 

figure 1) makes our Love You Forever 

page come alive. 

The heart isn’t the only stippling on 

this page. We stippled Whisper White 

ink along the edges to give the project a 

weathered look; it’s subtle, yet effective. 

Notice that we created a similar 

weathered effect on the bottom half of 

our On Board Joy book by stippling Old 

Olive ink on Old Olive card stock. 

While the bottom half of our Joy book 

is beautiful, it’s the snowy top half 

that catches your eye. Wheel the bold 

snowflake image over the Whisper 

White card stock in Whisper White or 

VersaMark ® ink, and emboss. Remind 

your workshop guests that they will need 

an uninked jumbo cartridge and either 

a Whisper White or VersaMark ink refill 

for this look. 

Now for the exciting part—the stippling! 

This time we combined two of our 

favourite techniques, stippling and 

resisting, for a wintertime look. Stipple 

Brocade Blue ink over your embossed 

snowflake images, making sure to get 

down into the small spaces between the 

embossing. Then wipe the ink from the 

snowflakes to create a finished look sure 

to impress your workshop guests. 

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Speaking of impressing your guests, they’ll 

definitely adore this next idea. Our vintage 

World Tour set images cry out to be 

stamped with a technique that will enhance 

their classic elegance. Stippling adds the 

perfect amount of texture and colour. 

“Rather than stippling on card stock, I’m 

going to do it right on the stamp,” you can

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TECHNIQUE 

explain. “The texture I’m creating on the 

stamp will be transferred to the card stock 

when I stamp the image.” 

We used this technique plus a spectrum 

of colour for our tropical A Happy Hello 

card by stippling one colour after another 

on the stamp. Start with the lightest 

ink colour in your spectrum and move 

through the colours one at a time until 

you stipple your darkest colour (see 

figure 2). Keep your image beautiful by 

cleaning your brush with a baby wipe 

between colours. 

Try stippling on your own, then share 

this excellent technique with your friends, 

family, downline, and customers. They’ll 

love learning how to create something so 

beautiful with so little effort. 

Wishing You card 

Festive Favorites set; Brocade Blue, Certainly Celery, 

Cranberry Crisp, Old Olive, and Whisper White card 

stock; Brocade Blue, Cranberry Crisp, Old Olive, and 

Sahara Sand Classic Stampin’ Pads ® ; Jet Black StazOn ® 

pad; Silver brads; Stampin’ Dimensionals ® ; 1/16” Circle 

punch; stipple brush; watercolour brush 

A Happy 

Hello card 

All-Year Cheer I and World 

Tour sets; Brocade Blue 

and Whisper White card stock; 

Brocade Blue, Certainly Celery, and 

Old Olive Classic Stampin’ Pads; Earth 

Elements ® brads; Stampin’ Dimensionals; 

Crafters’ Tool Kit; stipple brush 

Love You Forever page 

(8-1/2" x 11") 

Flower Fest and Short Order Alphabet sets; Brocade 

Blue, Certainly Celery, Cranberry Crisp, Old Olive, and 

Whisper White card stock; On Board Accents; Cranberry 

Crisp Classic Stampin’ Pad; Brocade Blue, Certainly 

Celery, and Whisper White Craft Stampin’ Pads; Earth 

Elements and Fresh Favorites I buttons; Pewter 

Hodgepodge Hardware ; Stampin’ Dimensionals; stipple 

brush; staples 

Joy book 

Big Deal and Glad Tidings sets; Bold Snowflakes jumbo 

wheel; Certainly Celery, Old Olive, and Whisper White 

card stock; On Board Accents; Brocade Blue, Certainly 

Celery, and Old Olive Classic Stampin’ Pads; VersaMark 

ink refill; Winter White Stampin’ Emboss powder; twill 

tape; linen thread; Pewter Hodgepodge Hardware; 

Stampin’ Dimensionals; uninked one-cell jumbo 

cartridge; stipple brush; sewing machine and thread 

Our World Tour set has an 

Inspiration Sheet (Item 108397; 

$2.75); try incorporating stippling 

into the projects from this sheet. 

View it and other Inspiration 

Sheets at My Business > 

My Business Resources > 

Stampin’ Up! Publications > 

Inspiration Sheets. 

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Spread the Word 

It’s Time to Sell-A-Brate! 

W 

e are fast approaching one 

of the most exciting times 

of the year for Stampin’ 

Up! demonstrators—an opportunity to 

not only earn free merchandise but also 

to build your business by offering rich 

rewards to almost everyone you interact 

with, from hostesses and customers to 

your new recruits! 

Sell-A-Bration Benefits 

hostesses 

In addition to receiving all the traditional 

exciting hostess benefits when they host 

a workshop totalling $450 or more in 

net sales, your hostesses will also get to 

choose a free Sell-A-Bration product. 

While hosting a workshop is always 

rewarding, Sell-A-Bration is a unique 

For several suggestions on how 

you can increase your bookings 

during the Sell-A-Bration period, 

see “Share the Love” on page 12. 

chance for you to build your relationship 

with repeat and potential hostesses. 

When hostesses achieve the realistic 

goal of $450 in net workshop sales (an 

average workshop is $490), along with 

the accompanying rewards, they’ll be 

even more eager and willing to schedule 

another workshop with you. You’ll find 

that Sell-A-Bration can help you increase 

your bookings throughout the year! 

customers 

During Sell-A-Bration, your customers will 

earn a Sell-A-Bration product every time 

they place an order totalling $75 (before 

tax and shipping). For every additional 

$75 they order, your customers will earn 

another Sell-A-Bration product. And when 

they spend $450 or more in net sales, 

they’ll earn all six Sell-A-Bration products. 

Sell-A-Bration is the time for you to 

build your customer base by spreading 

the word about this exciting offer. Not 

only can you increase your sales during 

Sell-A-Bration, you’ll also be establishing 

relationships with new customers, future 

hostesses, and potential recruits that will 

help your long-term business grow. 

recruits 

When you sign up a new recruit during 

Sell-A-Bration, she can choose any stamp 

set from the 2006–2007 Idea Book & 

Catalogue, in addition to other sets that 

already come with the starter kit. What 

better incentive to a potential recruit than 

free stamps that will help her get started 

in her new business? Be sure to have your 

new recruits write the name of the stamp 

set they want at the top of the Starter Kit 

Order Form; you must use the most recent 

version of the form. New recruits who don’t 

specify which set they want will receive the 

Amazing to Zany set. 

Sell-A-Bration Sales Chart 

Sell-A-Bration RECRUITING CHART 

Recruits 

Catalogue* 

or Mini 

Catalogue sets 

(any price) 

Sell-abration 

sets 

1 1 or 4 

2 2 or 5 

3 3 or 6 

4 4 or 7 

5 5 or 8 

6 6 or 9 

7 7 or 10 

8 8 or 11 

9 + 9 or 12 

*excluding hostess sets 

Sales Range 

$900–$1,199 

Catalogue* 

or Mini 

Catalogue sets 

1 set valued at 

$31.95 or less 

Sell-A- 

Bration 

Sets 

$1,200–$1,999 

1 set valued at 

$40.95 or less 

or 2 

$2,000–$2,999 1 set (any price) or 4 

$3,000–$4,399 2 sets (any price) or 5 








$33,000+ 10 sets (any price) or 13 

or 

1 

*excluding hostess sets 

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Happy Harmony {set of 6} 

108349 

All six Sell-A-Bration products 

are limited editions, meaning 

that when Sell-A-Bration is over, 

these products will never be 

available again! 

Big Blossom {set of 1} 

108385 

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Delight in Life {set of 6} 

108351 

{Available in French 108515 Plaisir de vivre} 

So Very {set of 8} 

108347 

Very Punny {set of 8} 

108345 

{Available in French 108513 Calembours} 

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Simply Scrappin’ Kit 

Just Delightful 

1 

1 

3 

sheet sheet sheets sheets 

108424 This year, in addition to our 

so 

very bashful certainly 

saffron vanilla blue celery 

3 

beautiful Sell-A-Bration stamp 

sets, we’ve created an exclusive 

Sell-A-Bration Simply Scrappin’ 

Kit to coordinate with the 

Delight in Life set. 

Dates to Remember 

You can preorder one of each 

of the Sell-A-Bration products 

beginning December 1, 2006, for 

$13.50 each. The sets must be 

purchased using a supply order. 

What’s in It for You? 

As a demonstrator, you are more richly 

rewarded than anyone for your efforts 

during Sell-A-Bration. Besides creating 

new and lasting relationships with 

customers, hostesses, and new recruits, 

you can also earn your own Sell-A- 

Bration products, as well as free sets from 

the 2006–2007 Idea Book & Catalogue. 

These rewards help you in your 

business by providing you with more 

demonstratable stamps sets. You could 

also use your Sell-A-Bration products for 

incentives for your customers, hostesses, 

and downline all year long. For more 

details on these products, check out the 

Sell-A-Bration incentive charts we’ve 

included with this article. 

Sell-A-Bration only comes once a year, so 

make this year’s Sell-A-Bration better 

than ever. You, your recruits, your 

customers, and your hostesses will all 

benefit from your efforts when you 

spread the Sell-A-Bration word! 

Happy Harmony card 

Happy Harmony set; Cool Caribbean, Naturals Ivory, and 

Old Olive card stock; On Board Accents; Cool Caribbean 

Classic Stampin’ Pad; Close to Cocoa and Old Olive Craft 

Stampin’ Pads; Old Olive Stampin’ Write ® marker; Pewter 

Hodgepodge Hardware; Crafters’ Tool Kit 

Happy gift bag 

So Very set; Big Blossom and Paisley background stamps; 

Cool Caribbean, Kraft, Old Olive, and Very Vanilla card 

stock; On Board Accents; Cool Caribbean, Marigold 

Morning, and Regal Rose Classic Stampin’ Pads; twill 

tape; Silver brads; Stampin’ Dimensionals; Slot punch 

Delight in Life page (6" x 6") 

Delight in Life and It’s a Date sets; Cool Caribbean, 

Marigold Morning, Old Olive, and Very Vanilla card stock; 

Loves Me double-sided Designer Series paper; Marigold 

Morning and Regal Rose Classic Stampin’ Pads; Close to 

Cocoa, Old Olive, and Regal Rose Stampin’ Write markers; 

Stampin’ Dimensionals; staples 

So Very card 

So Very set; Chocolate Chip, Marigold Morning, Old 

Olive, and Regal Rose card stock; Loves Me double-sided 

Designer Series paper; VersaMark pad; Crystal Clear 

Stampin’ Emboss ® powder; Stampin’ Dimensionals; 3/4" 

Circle punch; Coluzzle ® Cutting System; staples 

Hoppy for You card 

Very Punny set; Sweet Spot Stampin’ Around ® wheel; 

Old Olive card stock; On Board Accents; Old Olive 

Classic Stampin’ Pad; Close to Cocoa Craft Stampin’ Pad; 

VersaMark pad; Crystal Clear Stampin’ Emboss powder; 

Earth Elements brads 

Notes card 

Certainly Celery and Very Vanilla card stock; Very Vanilla 

medium envelope; Just Delightful Simply Scrappin’ Kit; 

Flirty Ribbon Originals 

All preorders must be placed 

by Friday, December 29. Phone 

orders must be completed by 

5:00 PM (mt), and OEX orders 

must be done by 11:50 PM (mt). 

Sell-A-Bration begins 

January 1 and customers have 

until February 26, 2007, to 

place their orders with you. 

You have until February 28 to 

complete and submit your orders. 

All Sell-A-Bration orders must be 

received by February 28. Phone 

orders must be submitted by 

7:00 PM (mt), and OEX orders must 

be completed by 11:50 PM (mt). 

You can place your Sell-A-Bration 

redemption orders from March 9 

through May 15, 2007. If you have 

trouble making up your mind 

about what to order, you might 

look over the list of retiring stamp 

sets, which will be released on 

May 1, 2007. Using the retired list, 

you can either order retiring sets 

or order sets you know you can 

demonstrate through the next 

catalogue period. 

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It’s a 

Wonderful 

winter 

mini 

Catalogue 

Each quarter, customers eagerly 

anticipate the mini catalogue, 

so they can see the exciting new 

stamp sets and accessories Stampin’ Up! 

has to offer. The 2006–2007 Winter 

Mini Catalogue is no exception, and 

with stamp sets designed specifically for 

winter, Valentine’s Day, spring, and more, 

stampers are sure to find something 

they love. 

For example, the Carte Postale set 

includes a variety of images, including 

flowers, flourishes, and greetings. The 

images in this set can be used alone, but 

you can increase your creative options by 

using them with the Leaves à la Carte 

wheel, the French Flair background 

stamp, or the Enchanté double-sided 

Designer Series paper. Each of these 

different products is designed to 

coordinate together, making this 

combination of offerings a wonderful 

way to create hand-stamped works of 

art that look professional and beautiful. 

And you’ll also be thrilled to discover 

how wonderfully these products work 

with accessories found in the Idea 

Book & Catalogue! 

Showing samples like these to 

your customers gives you the 

opportunity to upsell different 

products. After all, your 

customers will be able to create 

more if they have more items 

that coordinate. 

Bonjour card 

The Bonjour card shows how well the 

patterns in the Enchanté double-sided 

Designer Series paper coordinate with 

each other. Your customers will find it 

easy to mix and match when they have so 

many selections to choose from. During 

a workshop, you might say, “When 

you create with Stampin’ Up! products, 

you don’t have to be a colour expert. 

Our products are designed to coordinate 

together, which takes the guesswork out of 

colour selection and saves you an incredible 

amount of time!” 

Carte Postale card 

The curved lines of the flourish and 

background image offset the straight 

lines of the card stock and ribbon, 

making this card elegant and balanced. 

Notice how the curves of the Sage 

Shadow flourish echo the waves on 

the French Flair background stamp. 

Demonstrate this card to emphasize how 

well our products work together. 

Mon Amie card 

The Mon Amie card 

features a simple 

design and shows 

one way to use 

your paper scraps. 

In this case, the 

overlapping circles 

create an intriguing 

focal point, with 

one circle in the 

middle that stands 

out. You might 

say, “Our Designer 

Series paper works 

wonderfully with 

our punches. 

Punched-out paper 

makes an instant 

accent! Not only 

are the results 

interesting and 

creative, you’re 

also getting a 

terrific value by 

putting paper 

scraps to use.” 

Merci card 

Customers will fall in love with the 

way our new Pocket Notes provide a 

simple way to convey their thoughts of 

appreciation. All they have to do is add a 

layer of Designer Series paper for a quick 

background (a handy place to use scraps 

of paper), and they have small notes that 

they can hand out to those who need 

to know someone cares. “You’ll never be 

without a card again,” you could tell your 

guests, “because when you buy these darling 

little Pocket Notes, you’ll always have notes 

on hand to share loving thoughts with 

important people.” 

Mon AmiE page 

Patterned paper is a staple in 

scrapbooking, but it doesn’t have to be 

used only as a background. The Mon 

Amie page shows how you can use a 

combination of paper as a background 

and as elegant accents. When you’re 

working with Designer Series paper, 

adding coordinating card stock to your 

projects provides valuable balance. 

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N note holder 

This project uses a combination of 

patterned paper, chipboard, and other 

accessories to create a unique note 

holder. Make it at a stamp camp or as a 

gift for a friend, neighbour, or teacher. 

Create notes by cutting squares of Very 

Vanilla card stock. 

This mini catalogue showcases beautiful 

products designed to work together, 

so creativity can be fun, exciting, and 

rewarding. And with the added urgency 

that comes from knowing that these 

products are only available for a limited 

time, your customers will find these 

items impossible to resist! 

Bonjour card 

Carte Postale set; Perfect Plum, Sage Shadow, and Very 

Vanilla card stock; Enchanté double-sided Designer 

Series paper; Certainly Celery and Perfect Plum Classic 

Stampin’ Pads; Stampin’ Dimensionals; staples 

Mon Amie card 

Carte Postale set; Close to Cocoa and Very Vanilla card 

stock; Enchanté double-sided Designer Series paper; 

Chocolate Chip and Pale Plum Classic Stampin’ Pads; 

Celery grosgrain ribbon; 1-1/4" and 1-3/8" Circle punches; 

Stampin’ Dimensionals 

N note holder 

Carte Postale and Rough Edges Alphabets sets; Very 

Vanilla card stock; Enchanté double-sided Designer Series 

paper; On Board Simon Lower; Pale Plum and Sahara 

Sand Classic Stampin’ Pads; Pale Plum Craft Stampin’ Pad; 

Taupe grosgrain ribbon; Flirty Ribbon Originals; Vintage 

brads; Wire Works; Stampin’ Dimensionals; Small Corner 

Rounder and 1/16" Circle punches 

Merci card 

Carte Postale set; Very Vanilla card stock; Enchanté 

double-sided Designer Series paper; Very Vanilla Pocket 

Notes; Pale Plum, Perfect Plum, and Sage Shadow Classic 

Stampin’ Pads; Celery grosgrain ribbon 

Use the chipboard backing 

from the package of Designer 

Series paper to back the note 

holder project. If you want to 

use the note holder on your 

refrigerator, adhere magnets to 

the back of the chipboard. 

Mon AmiE page 

Carte Postale set; Certainly Celery, Sage Shadow, and 

Very Vanilla card stock; Enchanté double-sided Designer 

Series paper; Certainly Celery, Chocolate Chip, Close to 

Cocoa, and Sage Shadow Classic Stampin’ Pads; Close to 

Cocoa Stampin’ Write marker; Celery grosgrain ribbon; 

Aged Copper Hodgepodge Hardware; Coluzzle Cutting 

System; Small Corner Rounder and 1/16" Circle punches; 

stamping sponges 

Carte Postale card 

Carte Postale set; French Flair background stamp; 

Perfect Plum and Very Vanilla card stock; Enchanté 

double-sided Designer Series paper; Perfect Plum and 

Sage Shadow Classic Stampin’ Pads; Celery grosgrain 

ribbon; 1/16" Circle punch; Stampin’ Dimensionals 

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share the love 

Start Filling Your Sell-A-Bration Calendars Now! 

You’ll find a lot to love 

about Sell-A-Bration. Our 

most enduring and popular 

promotion can help you generate sales, 

bookings, and recruits. To maximize your 

success, schedule bookings for January 

and February right now so you can share 

the love! 

What’s to Love? 

Sell-A-Bration is the all-in-one package 

for every business. This much-anticipated 

promotion offers an incentive for 

everyone involved with Stampin’ Up!— 

customers receive a free product for 

each $75 they spend; hostesses receive a 

product for each $450 in workshop sales; 

recruits receive a free set in their starter 

kit; and you receive free products for your 

personal net sales of $900 and higher. 

In addition to the chance to earn free 

stamp sets, you receive indirect benefits 

as well. Workshops during this period 

typically have higher totals, which bring 

higher instant income and volume 

rebates. You’ll also find that Sell-A-Bration 

provides an ideal opportunity to connect 

with new customers and those you haven’t 

seen in a while. Because the promotion 

appeals to a broad spectrum of customers 

(practically everyone!), Sell-A-Bration can 

revitalize your customer base and provide 

booking and recruiting opportunities. 

With so much to love, it’s no 

wonder Sell-A-Bration is so 

popular. A full bookings calendar 

will help you make the most of 

this promotion—now’s the perfect 

time to start sharing the love! 

Your hostesses will also enjoy indirect 

benefits. The higher workshop totals that 

benefit you also mean additional hostess 

benefits for your hostesses. And the extra 

excitement surrounding Sell-A-Bration 

means customers are more likely to 

attend workshops. 

Consider the following valuable ideas to 

help you fill your Sell-A-Bration calendar 

right now: 

Call It Love 

Telephone calls are a highly effective way 

to contact customers about Sell-A-Bration. 

If you aren’t currently setting aside a 

portion of time each day or each week 

to make phone calls, consider starting 

now. Only 15 minutes a day can make a 

significant impact on your business. 

Start by calling your customers who 

received Sell-A-Bration brochures. If 

this is the first time they’ve experienced 

Sell-A-Bration, explain the promotion to 

them. If they’ve enjoyed Sell-A-Bration 

before, point out that this year’s offerings 

include a Simply Scrappin’ Kit and that 

the sets will never be available again! 

Also explain the valuable 

benefits of being a hostess 

during January and 

February. You might say, 

“Did you get the brochure I 

mailed you? Good. I don’t 

want you to miss out on any 

of the excitement. You and 

your friends would have so 

much fun at a workshop 

during Sell-A-Bration, and 

you could earn free sets! I 

have an opening on my 

calendar for January 12, if 

you’re interested, or I’m sure 

I could find another date that 

works for you.” 

You’ll also want to call customers and 

hostesses you haven’t heard from in a 

while. An opportunity like Sell-A-Bration 

can be exactly what they need to get 

involved in stamping again. 

Fall in Love with a Set 

Advertisers know that customers are 

more likely to make a purchase after 

they’ve seen a product several times. 

The same principle holds true for your 

customers: the more times they see the 

Sell-A-Bration products, the more likely 

they are to order. Commit to preordering 

Sell-A-Bration products, then making 

several samples you can display at your 

workshops. The card shown here is a 

beautiful sample made from the Delight 

in Life Sell-A-Bration set. When you 

talk about Sell-A-Bration, point out 

your projects so you can add to your 

customers’ interest. 

Picture Perfect Love 

They say a picture is worth a thousand 

words, so let the picturesque Sell-A- 

Bration brochure do your talking for 

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you—but don’t forget to follow up! At 

less than $1.00 a piece, the brochure 

works as a beautiful, cost-effective 

advertisement for your business that’s 

easy to share. 

Share the love by giving away as 

many brochures as you can. If time 

permits, deliver them personally to 

your customers. Delivering a brochure 

provides an opportunity to reconnect in 

person. You’ll find a personal invitation is 

even more likely to generate a customer’s 

interest than simply sending it by mail. 

Keep some extras to hand out when you 

run into neighbours and friends. 

Plan a Love Fest 

A Sell-A-Bration open house provides 

two golden opportunities: you get 

a chance to demonstrate Sell-A- 

Bration samples, and you have an ideal 

opportunity to call your past, present, and 

potential customers. For more ideas on 

how to hold an open house, check under 

Training > My Workshops & Events > 

Other Events Wizard > Ideas & Planning. 

Start planning now to hold an open 

house at the beginning of January. It’s a 

sure-fire way to kick off your year! 

Use these ideas to start filling your 

calendar now, and get ready for your best 

Sell-A-Bration ever! 

delight in life card 

Delight in Life set; Certainly Celery and So Saffron card 

stock; Just Delightful Simply Scrappin’ Kit; Bashful Blue, 

Cameo Coral, Certainly Celery, and So Saffron Stampin’ 

Write markers; Light Blue gingham ribbon; Silver brads; 

Stampin’ Dimensionals 

Boosting Your Business—and Saving Money Too 

making 

BUSINESS SENSE 

We love new recruits, and we dedicate 

ourselves to providing them with 

the tools, resources, and training to 

accomplish everything they want with 

their new businesses. As a new recruit, 

if you plan on building your business, 

the business supplies you received 

in your starter kit are a wonderful 

beginning, but eventually you will need 

to replenish them. 

The Business Booster Kit allows you to 

stock up on these critical supplies—at 

a discount! So when you order the kit, 

which is only available during your first 

year as a demonstrator, not only are 

you celebrating the fact that business is 

booming (or at least that’s what you’re 

planning on!), you’re also enjoying a 

significant discount on the very 

things you need to ensure that your 

success continues. 

Even if you haven’t depleted your initial 

supplies, you may want to consider 

ordering the kit simply because it’s such 

an incredible value. You can always 

use the supplies down the road. At 

only $54, you’ll receive all the supplies 

in the Business Booster Kit at a 40 

percent discount; you couldn’t even buy 

the catalogues and brochures alone at 

this price! 

And this year, for the first time, you 

can customize your kit by choosing 

your own incentive stamp set and 

Inspiration Sheets for your Business 

Booster Kit. If you don’t make a choice, 

you’ll receive the Small Talk incentive 

set and the Fun Filled and Loads of 

Love Inspiration Sheets. 

If you’re an upline working with a new 

recruit, make sure she understands 

what a wonderful savings the Business 

Booster Kit represents. In fact, you may 

even want to set a goal with her to order 

the kit by a specific date during her first 

year. When she orders the kit, you can 

both commemorate the fact that her 

business is off to a strong start! 

The Business Booster Kit 

(item 104562) contains the 

following items: 

• 2006–2007 Idea Book 

& Catalogue (8) 

• Seasonal Mini Catalogues 

(2 pkgs. of 8) 

• Guest Invitation Postcards (100) 

• Customer Order Forms (50) 

• Inspiration Sheets (2 pads of 25) 

• Incentive Stamp Set (1) 


A Fast Start 

for Your Recruits 

Hopefully, you are one of the 

thousands of demonstrators 

who took advantage of Stampin’ 

Up!’s Smart Start promotion during 

October and November. Now you’ve got 

at least one excited new recruit eagerly 

anticipating moving forward, and you have 

the skills and experience to help her take 

her first steps up the ladder of success. 

One of the first goals a new recruit should 

focus on is promoting to senior associate, 

which means she needs $1,500 in sales. 

This simple achievement is the beginning 

of building a strong business. To help her 

become a senior associate, introduce her 

to the Stampin’ Start program, a 

wonderful program for both you and your 

new recruits. (For details on the Stampin’ 

Start program, see the Demonstrator Web 

Site under Training > New Demonstrator 

Corner > Getting Started > Stampin’ 

Start.) This program rewards certain 

critical accomplishments as a new recruit 

builds her business, and those rewards are 

the perfect incentives for both hobbyists 

and business builders—free stamp sets! 

With powerful incentives already in place, 

you can concentrate on coaching and 

mentoring your new recruit. By achieving 

her first Stampin’ Start sales goal, she will 

also achieve her first title promotion—that 

of senior associate. If she achieves the entire 

Stampin’ Start program and one of her 

new recruits promotes to senior associate, 

she will attain the title of senior consultant, 

which is a solid foundation for any 

Stampin’ Up! business. In fact, our research 

shows that demonstrators who achieve 

Stampin’ Start remain with Stampin’ Up! 

longer than those who do not. 

step one: Help Her Set Goals 

Stampin’ Start provides rewards for 

demonstrators who achieve certain sales 

and recruiting goals during their first 

six months with Stampin’ Up! However, 

Stampin’ Start offers your recruit so much 

more than free stamp sets. By achieving 

Stampin’ Start, your recruit begins to 

build a consistent, thriving business from 

the outset and is rewarded for her success. 

As she achieves goals, she’ll be motivated 

to continue nurturing her business. 

Your first one-on-one meeting with 

your new recruit offers you the perfect 

opportunity to explain the benefits of a 

successful start and help her set her first 

goals. You may want to suggest that she 

work toward achieving senior associate 

and earning Stampin’ Start. 

To accomplish these goals, your new 

recruit will need assistance with bookings, 

workshops, and selling. Help her break 

down her goals so she doesn’t feel 

overwhelmed. Instead of telling her 

that she’ll get two free stamp sets if she 

achieves $2,700 in sales during her first 

three months, say something like, “Hold 

one $450 workshop your first month, two 

$450 workshops your second month, and 

three $450 workshops your third month. By 

doing this, you’ll achieve your first Stampin’ 

Start sales goal, receive two free stamp sets, 

and promote to senior associate.” 

By following a consistent plan, your new 

recruit slowly builds momentum. She’ll 

build her customer base, hold events at 

which she can get bookings, and meet 

people with whom she can share the 

Stampin’ Up! opportunity. 

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step two: Help Her Hold Her 

First Workshop 

Continue to mentor and encourage your 

new recruit even after your first one-onone 

with her. Make sure she knows that 

if she holds her first workshop with sales 

totalling at least $225 during her first 

60 days after signing up, she will receive 

an extra 10 percent instant income on 

that workshop. And if she hosts her own 

first workshop, she will also receive the 

hostess benefits, which will add to her 

stamping supplies. More importantly, 

she’ll be holding a workshop with friends 

and family who will be her consistent 

customers and future hostesses. She’ll get a 

jump start on demonstrating and become 

more comfortable in front of customers. 

Help train your recruit by inviting her 

to observe you at one of your workshops. 

Have her fill out the Training in the 

Workshop Form, which you can find 

on the Demonstrator Web Site under 

My Business > My Business Resources > 

Printing Place under the Upline category. 

This will help her listen for key points on 

how to get bookings and recruits and 

will help her focus on important aspects 

of a workshop. 

Someone once said, “Give a woman a 

fish and you feed her for a day; teach her 

to fish and you feed her for a lifetime.” 

Resist the urge to design cards, make 

flyers, and plan workshops for your new 

recruit; rather explain the resources that 

are available to help her do these things. 

Offer encouragement and training, but 

don’t do her job. Avoid setting standards 

that are not duplicatable. Your recruit will 

look to you as an example, and if she feels 

she cannot do the same for her recruits, 

she may get discouraged in her efforts. 

Direct your new recruit to resources 

that will help her prepare for workshops. 

Encourage her to copy cards or 

scrapbook pages from Stampers’ 

Showcase, Stampin’ Success, and 

Workshop Wizard. These resources 

will provide her with demonstrations 

that are quick and easy. 

step three: Help Her 

Get Bookings 

Encourage your new recruit to get two 

bookings from every workshop. Bookings 

often come from booking statements, 

so teach your new recruit how to make 

effective booking statements. For example, 

if a customer says, “I love Stampin’ Up!’s 

coordinating colours,” your recruit can 

reply, “If you host your own workshop, you 

can get a lot of our coordinating products 

free.” Help your new recruit take advantage 

of booking opportunities and feel 

confident in her ability to invite others to 

host an event. 

step four: Help Her 

Boost Sales 

Teach your new recruit how to use benefit 

statements and upsell products. Show 

her the Product Guide and explain how 

it can help her boost sales. For example, 

point out a benefit statement you might 

share, such as, “For clean folds on all of 

your projects, Stampin’ Up!’s bone folder is 

the tool for you!” Then you could upsell by 

saying, “Use our bone folder along with the 

Acrylic Graph & Grid for perfect score lines 

every time.” 

Also encourage your new recruit to 

highlight mini catalogue merchandise 

and promotions in her workshops to 

increase sales by pointing out that most 

of these products are available for a 

limited time only. 

step five: Follow Up 

Accountability is your best follow-up 

tool. Don’t be afraid to hold your recruit 

accountable. If the two of you set goals 

together, such as promoting to senior 

associate and achieving Stampin’ Start, 

then the door is open for you to follow 

up and check her progress. If she is not 

on track with her goals, ask her how 

you can help her achieve them. 

Remember, the two of you set these 

goals together, and she knows that you 

want to help her succeed. 

Resources For 

New Recruits 

• Workshop Wizard 

(Demonstrator Web Site under 

Training > My Workshops & 

Events > Workshop Wizard) 

• New Demonstrator Corner 


Training > New Demonstrator 

Corner) 

• Stampin’ Start (Demonstrator 

Web Site under Training > New 

Demonstrator Corner > Getting 

Started > Stampin’ Start) 

• Training in the Workshop Form 


My Business > My Business 

Resources > Printing Place 

under the Upline category) 

• Getting Started Guide 

• Getting Started DVD 

• Getting Started DVD Study Guide 


Training > New Demonstrator 

Corner > Getting Started DVD 

Study Guide) 

• Product Guide (Demonstrator 

Web Site under Training > 

Products & Techniques > 

Products > Product Guide) 

For Uplines 

• New Recruit Training 


Training > Upline Corner > 

Train Your Downline > 

New Recruit Training) 


Affordable Accents: 

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ACCESSORIES 

Making 

the Most of 

Chipboard 

W 

ho would have thought 

a package of cardboard 

could create such a stir? Our 

new On Board collection is fun to use, 

and because we offer so many products 

to enhance On Board projects, they 

provide wonderful upsell opportunities 

as well. When you show your guests the 

many ways they can use these awesome 

products, they will be delighted to try this 

incredible new accessory themselves. 

You can use these die-cut chipboard pieces, 

as well as the negative space left behind, to 

add dimension and life to your projects. 

Rub the chipboard with a Craft pad to 

create a splash of colour—a method that is 

faster and less messy than acrylic paint— 

and your guests will go wild! The negative 

space also makes a valuable stencil since 

the material is so sturdy. 

Combine the negative space with die-cut 

pieces on your projects. You’ll find arrows 

and other shapes hiding in the negative 

space. Punch out all the pieces and look 

for areas you can use on your projects. 

For example, our Siera page includes 

a cute chipboard arrow and strip from 

negative space in Simon Lower. The page 

also uses the negative space around the 

“R” to create an alluring contrast to the 

other letters. 

With all these fantastic ideas, you’ll 

definitely want to add On Board 

projects to your workshop or event 

demonstrations. In addition to 

demonstrating On Board products, you 

can use them on your Make & Take 

projects. Remember, when guests use a 

product, they’re more likely to buy it. 

Show how to use the accents in a variety 

of ways, so your guests see uses for all the 

pieces and you save on workshop costs. 

We’ve provided several projects here for 

workshops; we’ve also shown one stamp 

camp project. You can find an additional 

stamp camp project on the Demonstrator 

Web Site under My Business > My 

Business Resources > Stampin’ Up! 

Publications > Stampin’ Success > 

2006 > December. 

For instance, your workshop guests can 

make a little memory book using an 

Accents shape or Simon Lower letter as 

the cover. Each guest can make her book 

using a different chipboard shape and 

letter. Also, tell your guests that the On 

Board Accents coordinate with the All 

Through the Year set. Have guests use the 

same colours, accessories, and stamp sets 

to create similar but different projects. 

Check out our circle book to see this idea 

in action! 

After demonstrating a project like this 

in a workshop, you could say, “Look at 

the ways we have incorporated both the 

On Board Simon Lower and Accents on 

these projects. Don’t you love how they 

work together? You’ll want to make lots of 

additional items with your own On 

Board accessories!” 

If you’re using Simon Lower in an event, 

have each guest focus on a different 

letter. Try having a themed workshop 

(like Noah’s Ark or Baby’s first book), 

and think of something for each letter. 

For example, combine the “P” with the 

penguin image from Wild about You 

and “Precious” from Expressive Flexible 

Phrases to create a fabulous card or page. 

This way, everyone makes a project using 

a different letter, and guests see how 

many darling projects come from one 

package of letters. 

Or try something like our For You card. 

Give each guest a different letter of the 

Make It Happen 

Brainstorm a list of ideas for how 

to use each piece of On Board, 

then share those ideas with your 

guests, so they see the versatility 

On Board products provide. 

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ACCESSORIES 

phrase and let them use an alphabet set for 

the rest of the letters. This sample uses the 

letters F, O, R, Y, and U. Show guests how 

they can create 10 of the “same” card from 

one package of On Board Simon Lower 

when they use the letter and the negative 

space for each letter. 

No matter how you choose to use On 

Board products in your events, your 

guests will love this versatile accessory, 

and they’ll definitely want a set of each 

for their own! 

Remember circle book 

(Stamp camp project) 

All Through the Year and Expressive Flexible Phrases 

sets; Cranberry Crisp, Marigold Morning, and Old 

Olive card stock; On Board Accents and Simon Lower; 

Cranberry Crisp and Old Olive Classic Stampin’ Pads; 

Old Olive Craft Stampin’ Pad; Basic Black Stampin’ Write 

journaler; Mustard grosgrain ribbon; Natural hemp twine; 

Silver brads; White Circle Aluminum Metal Edge tags; 

Stampin’ Dimensionals; 1/16" and 1/8" Circle punches 

“K” card 

All in a Row and Rough Edges Alphabets sets; Paisley 

background stamp; Cranberry Crisp and Old Olive card 

stock; Soft Subtles tag sheets; On Board Simon Lower; 

Cranberry Crisp, Old Olive, and Sahara Sand Classic 

Stampin’ Pads; Rustic Retreat Ribbon Originals; linen 

thread; Stampin’ Dimensionals 

Siera page (12" x 12") 

All in a Row, Big Pieces, and Little Pieces sets; Monogram 

S background stamp; Bashful Blue, Confetti White, 

Marigold Morning, and Old Olive card stock; Playhouse 

and Treehouse Designer Series paper; On Board Simon 

Lower; Cranberry Crisp, Marigold Morning, and Old 

Olive Classic Stampin’ Pads; Bashful Blue and Certainly 

Celery Craft Stampin’ Pads; Silver brads; Fresh Favorites 

I buttons; Stampin’ Dimensionals; 1/16" Circle punch; 

sanding blocks; white crochet thread; sewing machine 

and thread; staples 

For You card 

Big Deal and Simply Said sets; Confetti White, Marigold 

Morning, and Old Olive card stock; On Board Simon Lower; 

Marigold Morning and Old Olive Classic Stampin’ Pads; 

Bashful Blue Craft Stampin’ Pad; Light Blue gingham 

ribbon; Stampin’ Dimensionals; Crafters’ Tool Kit 

More On Board Tips 

Find these upsell suggestions on 

the samples from this page: 

• Cover accents and letters with 

Designer Series paper, or use 

the negative space to cut out 

letters from paper (Siera page). 

• Pair Simon Lower with 

monogram stamps to get 

both uppercase and lowercase 

letters (Siera page). 

• Mix alphabet sets with the 

chipboard (For You card). 

• Use Simon Lower with 

Amazing to Zany, Everyday 

Flexible Phrases, or Expressive 

Flexible Phrases sets to get 

inspiration for each letter 

(circle book). 

• Try a background stamp—these 

images stand out on chipboard 

even when the colour is subtle 

(“K” card). 

• Simon Lower also includes 

French accents, which 

work wonderfully for 

English and French. 


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Shauna Buffie 

Renee Bunbury 

Tara Burak 

Marianne Butler 

Gabriela Byers 

Nicole Byrne 

Lori Byrne 

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Danielle Cadieux 

Allison Cahoon 

Johanne Riva Cambrin 

AnnMarie Cantelo 

Jody Carmichael 

Danielle Carter-Anderson 

Lisa Cashmore 

Lisa Cattran 

Melanie Cayouette 

Jasmine Chabot 

Amber Chapman 

Diane Charrois 

Denise Chevrier 

Sara Christ 

Melanie Clare 

Kirsten Clusiau 

Dallas Cobb 

Breanne Coffill 

Marilynn Coli 

Natalie Collins 

Patricia Conrad 

Dustanne Contant 

Andrea Cook 

Shannon Coulic 

Janelle Coultes 

Char-Min Creller 

Melanie Cremer 

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Paula Davids 

Shannon Daw 

Margaret De Witt 

Jessica Deabreu 

Angela Deakin 

Barb Dean 

Judith Debortoli 

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Krista Derksen 

Gaelle Despres 

Martha Devries 

Maureen Diebel 

Jacky Dieleman 

Tia Dobbs 

Faye Doblanko 

Wanda Dodds 

Leslie Donaldson 

Dayanna Donng 

Elizabeth Driscoll 

Eva Drysdale 

Anina Dunn 

Sheila Dunn 

Kori Dunn 

Diana Dupras 

Sara-Lyn Duque 

Carrie Dyck 

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Holly Eastabrook 

Amanda Ellis 

Ellena Esteves 

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Stacey Fairclough 

Carol Farnan 

Natasha Faulkner 

Lisa Fedoruk 

Teresa Fellinger 

Leslie Fenrich 

Janet Firth 

Heather Fisher 

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Laurie Fowler 

Marie Friers 

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Steve Gagne 

Trisha Gagnon 

Carolyn Garland 

Nelette Gibb 

Lori Giese 

Nathalie Girard 

Felice Gladue 

Katrina Glen 

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Carol Graham 

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Paula Gray 

Tania Green 

Leanne Grenier 

Anne Griffin 

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Heidi Guenther 

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Michelle Gulka 

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Charlene Hagman 

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Candrin Hammel 

Charlene Hansma 

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Chris Harms 

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Cora Hasna 

Jana Heggestad 

Natasha Hein 

Debbie Heinrichs 

Cheryl Henatyzen 

Virginia Henne 

Kelly Henry 

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M. Irene Hirtle 

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Personal Sales 

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Mike Koetsier 

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Miwa Komori 

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Evonne Larratt 

Lisa Larson 

Melissa Larue 

Leah Lauscher 

Sylvie Lauzé 

Michelle Lavigne 

Julie Lawrence 

Patricia Lawrence 

Kim Lee 

Chelsea Lee 

Jill Legaarden 

Jamie Leggatt 

Grace Leier 

Maria Leonard 

Marlene Leroux 

Nellie Levitt 

Natalie Lingley 

Diane Litchfield 

Juanita Little 

Gloria Logtens 

Sherri Lonar 

Rachelle Lotoski 

Teresa Lucier 

Aimee Ludwig 

Michelle Luteijn 

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Julia Maceachern 

Donna MacIsaac 

Tanya Madlung 

Jill Madro 

Amanda Magnusson 

Shelley Malone 

Janet Mandau 

Rhonda Marko 

Mandie Marques 

Andrea Marsh 

Michelle Martens 

Nicole Martin 

Patti Mason 

Sheri Mathers 

Lori McArthur 

Barbara McCheyne 

Eileen McClean 

Melanie McComb 

Barbara McConnell 

Jodi McCord 

Susan McDonald 

Sandi McDonald 

Janice McElwee 

Amanda-Lynn McIntyre 

Andrea McKay 

Cynthia McKellar 

Lisa McKinnon 

Pamela McLean 

Karen McMath 

Jill McQuinn 

Laura Menagh 

Angie Mercer 

Starr Mercer 

Krista Metcalfe 

Monique Methot 

Carrie Mielke 

Trish Miles 

Darci Mockford 

Heather Moes 

Gail Monrad 

Carole Moore 

Tonya Moreton 

Laurie Morris 

Danielle Mortson 

Jennifer Mouillierat 

Tammie Mowatt 

Barbara Murphy 

Deanna Musgrove 

n 

Stacey Nash 

Sue Nebel 

Heather Neidig 

Jan Nielsen 

Vicki Noels-Cornish 

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Donna Ockerman 

Tanis Oliver 

Christine Olsen 

Helena Olthuis 

Viola Oskoboiny 

Patti Oswald 

p 

Heather Painchaud 

Linda Palisek 

Jacki Paplawski 

Natalie Parent 

Heather Paterson 

Sandra Paul 

Terri-Lee Pawluk 

Lisa Pedrini 

Theresa Perry 

Alicia Peters 

Heather Peters 

Carmen Peters 

Elizabeth Peters 

Julie Petersen 

Mary Beth Phillips 

Darcie Phillips 

Helen Piaskowski 

Sherri Pilon 

Daleen Pinder 

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Awards Recognition 

Lowest Qualifying Amount $16,000 

Joan Banman Cristo Karen Duke Lynsay Mahon Winona Semler 

18 december 2006

Virginia Pinnell 

Sheila Plante 

Cara Plett 

Suzy Podrebarac 

Maureen Pollock 

Camille Ponto 

Caroline Porritt 

Marie-Josee Potvin 

Cindy Poulter 

Judy Preston 

Nola Preville 

Inge Pudelek 

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Diana Quinlan 

Heather Quinn 

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Lorna Raczynski 

Jennifer Ranta 

Angela Rastovski 

Shauna Ratzlaff 

Cindy Read 

Lydia Reaume 

Lynn Reaume 

Sonia Reed 

Sonia Regnier 

Sharon Reimer 

Tamara Remillard 

Shirley Renwick 

Dawnica-Lynn Richard 

Jennifer Rindahl 

Christy Riopel 

Janice Robbins 

Marilyn Robblee 

Suzanne Robertson 

Allison Rogalsky 

Edna Roshko 

Myleta Ross 

Valeva Row 

Becky Rowe 

Laura Roy 

Brenda Rudrud 

Brenda Ruse 

Joanne Rush 

Angela Rutley 

Amy Rysavy 

s 

Tina Sakundiak 

Colinda Sanchez 

Carolynn Sander 

Anne Sanderson 

Davina Saunders 

Christa Schaupmeyer 

Sandra Schwartz 

Lisa Scoyne 

Kim Seabrook 

Jennifer Shackelton 

Karen Shepherd 

Lorie Shewchuk 

Julie Shipowick 

Jennifer Shuman 

Barb Simmons 

Carole’ Anne Sluchinski 

Tricia Smith 

Julie Smith 

Corinne Somerville 

Lee Sparks 

Sonya Spiers 

Maureen St Laurent 

Bonnie Stafford-Mayer 

Heather Starosielski 

Linda Steckle 

Kristina Steer 

Kristene Stein-Ankenmann 

Gloria Stenhouse 

Brenda Stevenson 

Wendy Stewart 

Jenette Stich 

Michelle Stieb 

Kaylani Stothart 

Sandra Stoyanowski 

Allison Stuart 

Shirley Sugden 

Sandra Swan 

Judi Szyndrowski 

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Kimberly Terrington 

Dawn Thomas 

Debbi Thwaites 

Lisa Todd 

Susan Toll 

Crysta Trask 

Terri Troupe-Logue 

Lynda Truhn 

Nada Tse-Murray 

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Karen Uhl 

Maria Ulicny 

Kelly Undershultz 

Lianne Unger 

v 

Shelley Van Alstyne 

Heather Van Hoffen 

Bernice Van Loenen 

Heather Vander Pol 

Fran Vandermey 

Tania Vandersteen 

Heather Vandorp 

Jocelyn Vasquez 

Edie Vatamaniuck 

Christy Verveer 

Nellie Voordenhout 

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Alesha Walls 

Shara Walter 

Janice Warkentin 

Krista Wasylik 

Beverley Watson 

Dianne Weed 

Christenna Weimann 

Ronda Weiss 

Shelley Whalen 

Marnie White 

Val White 

Maria Wiebe 

Dorothy Wieschorster 

Susan Wilkie 

Jane Wilkins 

Michelle Willett 

Linda Williams 

Angie Williamson 

Carolyn Williamson 

Linda Willman 

Sheri Wilson 

Andrea Wing 

Lori Withell 

Donna Wizniuk 

Darline Woloshyn 

Petty Wong 

Karin Wright 

Debbie Wright 

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Shauna Yarmuch 

Julie Younglove 

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Tricia Zander 

Doreen Zavaduk 

Welcome to all the new 

Canadian demonstrators 

who joined Stampin’ Up! 

July through September, 2006. 

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art show 

officially stunning 

Decorating your office takes on 

an entirely new meaning when 

you’re a stamper! Instead of 

focusing on wallpaper and furniture, you 

might find yourself selecting Designer 

Series paper and Hodgepodge Hardware 

for that perfect desktop collection 

look. But the end result is the same—a 

stunning group of office essentials that 

not only keep an office organized, they 

keep it attractive as well. 

Whether you create these projects for 

your own workspace or to give to others, 

they liven up an office and make working 

a much more appealing prospect. For 

complete Stampin’ Supplies as well as 

instructions to make these projects, visit 

the Demonstrator Web Site under My 

Business > My Business Resources > 

Stampin’ Up! Publications > Stampin’ 

Success > 2006 > December. 

20 december 2006

The Perfect Business Bag 

Stampin’ Up! offers the perfect business 

bag for a demonstrator! With this black 

shoulder bag, you’ll be able to carry up 

to eight catalogues and various business 

supplies to workshops and stamp camps. 

The bag features a Stampin’ Up! logo 

plate on the front and logo zippers. You’ll 

look professional and promote your 

business at the same time! 

The bag is available as a supply item for 

only $68.95 (item 107516) or as a Great 

Rewards item for only 5500 points. You 

can view the bag on the Demonstrator 

Web Site under Ordering > Great Rewards. 

Activity Statement 

Training Now Available 

As you know, we have revised the activity 

statement to help you more effectively 

track and run your business. For example, 

you can now use your activity statement 

to track your title and your paid-as title. 

You can also use your activity statement 

to track your progress toward earning 

performance bonuses and to see how 

many Great Rewards points and incentive 

trip points you’ve earned. 

If you’re not familiar with the 

enhancements we’ve made to the activity 

statement, now is the perfect time to learn 

more. If you want to learn how to navigate 

and use your activity statement, please go 

to My Business > My Reports, and then 

click on Activity Statement Training. 

Protecting Exclusive 

Stampin’ Up! Images 

We have become aware that table napkins 

sold by Georgia Pacific feature exclusive 

Stampin’ Up! designs. These designs 

have been used without the permission 

of Stampin’ Up!, and we are currently 

attempting to determine the extent of 

this illegal use. 

We are soliciting your help in our 

response to this situation. If you see these 

designs on table napkins or paper towels 

or similar items at your local stores, we 

ask you to purchase the item and send it 

to the company’s general counsel at the 

following address: 

Timothy B. Anderson 

201 North 200 East, Suite 3A 

St. George, Utah 84770 

You can send the product through normal 

parcel post. Please include the date you 

purchased the product, as well as the name 

and address of the store where you made 

the purchase. We will reimburse you for 

the cost of the item, as well as the postage. 

The designs we are looking for are images 

from the Fresh Flowers set, which was 

featured in our catalogues from 2002 

to 2006, and the Busy Bees Stampin’ 

Around wheel, which appeared in our 

catalogues from 2002 to 2005. 

for your information 

FYI 

Fresh Flowers set (shown at 50%) 

Busy Bees Stampin’ Around Wheel (shown at 50%) 

ComplianceCorner 

Please remember that you cannot give 

out your password to the Demonstrator 

Web Site to anyone other than your 

supporting demonstrator. This password 

is necessary in order to place online 

orders or to view the Demonstrator 

Web Site, where we provide a wealth 

of resources for you as a Stampin’ Up! 

demonstrator. This policy can be 

found in the “Internet/Web Site Policy” 

section of chapter 7 of the 

Demonstrator Manual. 

As a reminder, a legal spouse of the 

demonstrator may be designated as a 

supporting demonstrator and may assist 

you in most aspects of running the 

business, including workshops, sales, 

product ordering, attending companysponsored 

events, and other related 

demonstrator activities. Supporting 

demonstrators must adhere to Stampin’ 

Up!’s policies as outlined in the 

Independent Demonstrator 

Agreement, Demonstrator Manual, 

and other publications such as 

the monthly magazine. 


workshop 

WOW 

december 

contest categories 

wow! art file 

wonderful 

winter mini 

Samples created using 

new sets from the 

Winter Mini Catalogue 

october 

contest winners 

Ho Ho holiday 

Alesha White 

Penticton, British Columbia 

wow! art file 

Carrie Gaskin 

Surrey, British Columbia 

Pop Up Surprise! 

Surprises come in all shapes and sizes, so why not in a card? Wow 

your guests with a simple V-fold that helps them create their own 

pop-up surprise. Demonstrate this wow on a card or interactive 

scrapbook page. You can also combine this pop-up fold with a technique, 

such as Two-Step Stampin’, like we have on our Pop-Up Birthday card. 

Begin with a standard card and 

a second piece of coordinating 

card stock, which you will use to 

line the inside of your card and 

create the V-fold (see figure 1). 

Fold the lining in half, unfold, 

and lay it flat. 

Make a pencil mark (point A) on the centre crease 2"″ from the top edge. 

Then make two additional marks (points B & C) along the top edge of 

your card stock at 1-1/2" on either side of the centre crease. 

Fold the lining in half so pencil marks are on the outside, and score a 

straight line from point A to point B. Turn over and score another line 

from point A to point C. Place the folded lining on the card so that it 

opens toward you with the V on your right. Tuck the V inside the lining 

by folding it at the centre crease and score lines. 

Adhere the lining inside your card so that the V pops up at the top. Stamp 

a pop-up image that coordinates with the images on the front of your 

card. Cut out and adhere the image to the left side of the V, making sure 

it doesn’t show when the card is closed. Open your card and—surprise!— 

the image pops up! 

Pop-Up Birthday card 

Big Deal Alphabet, It’s Your Birthday, Mixed Bouquet, and Supersize Symbols sets; Basic Black, Marigold 

Morning, Regal Rose, and Whisper White card stock; Confetti White & Kraft Tiny Takeout boxes & tags; 

Basic Black, Cool Caribbean, Marigold Morning, and Regal Rose Classic Stampin’ Pads; Black gingham 

ribbon; Vintage brads; Stampin’ Dimensionals; 1/16", 1/8", 1-1/4", and 1-3/8" Circle punches; sponge 

daubers; staple 

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figure 1 

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monthly contest deadlines 

• Contests run for a single month at a time, with the deadline 

falling on the 15th. This December Contest runs November 

16–December 15. 

• Entries for the December Contest must be received in our office 

on or before December 15, 2006. 

• Please pack all entries carefully and label the box or envelope with 

the contest month and category. (See address below.) Contest 

entries will not be returned. 

monthly contest rules and information 

• Winning projects often share the following features: They use only 

one set along with a greeting set, plus backgrounds, borders, or 

frames. Use of the Journaling Fonts CDs is limited to journaling 

only (not titles). Scrapbook pages include photos and journaling. 

• Include a list of Stampin’ Supplies used to make your entry: 

Specify stamp set or wheel names; the types and colours of papers, 

card stock, markers, pens, pads; and any accessories or tools used. 

Stamps and accessories used must be in the current catalogue. 

Give clear directions, if necessary. Also write your name, 

demonstrator number, the category you are entering, and the 

month of the contest. Write this information directly on the back of 

the card or item, if possible. 

• All scrapbook layouts must contain photos. When submitting photos 

of you or members of your immediate family, you grant Stampin’ 

Up! the right to publish those photos. However, if you’d like to 

submit a project with photos of individuals other than immediate 

family members, please have all main subjects in the photo fill out a 

photo waiver form, which can be found on the Demonstrator Web 

Site under Business Tools > Business Aids. Make sure those photo 

waivers are included with any projects you submit to Stampin’ Up! 

Do not send photos taken by professional photographers unless you 

have obtained a release of the copyright in writing. Please include 

that release with your submission. 

• Mail to: Stampin’ Up! Contest: Canada 

12907 South 3600 West 

Riverton, UT 84065 

USA 

• Submission of artwork to Stampin’ Up! constitutes agreement 

with Stampin’ Up!’s payment policy and acknowledgment that the 

artwork becomes the property of Stampin’ Up! to be used by the 

company as desired. 

• Submit as many entries as you wish. Do not submit projects made 

with patterns or images known to be copyrighted. Contest winners 

may select any three stamp sets (excluding hostess sets) from the 

current catalogue and/or mini catalogue. (Demonstrator Support 

will call winners and take their free stamp orders within 10 business 

days of publication date.) 

• Stampin’ Up! cannot answer inquiries about whether or not contest 

entries arrived in the office. If proof of delivery is needed, please 

send by registered mail or a similar option. 

Stampin’ Success ® Canada is published jointly through a cooperative effort of Stampin’ Up!, Inc., a Utah USA 

corporation, and Stampin’ Up! Canada, ULC, a Nova Scotia unlimited liability company.

please note 

If you try to submit your orders or new recruit 

Starter Kit Order Forms on the last day of a 

commission, incentive, or sales period, you risk not 

getting your order in before the deadline due to 

heavy order volumes. 

All materials that are mailed in to Stampin’ Up!, 

such as kit orders, contest entries, etc., must be 

received in the office by the date specified. Please 

plan accordingly and send this date-sensitive material 

several days earlier than the deadline given or use a 

delivery service with a guaranteed delivery date. 

policy updates on 

the demonstrator web site 

Check out your 2006–2007 Demonstrator Manual 

online beginning July 1 if you have any questions 

about running your Stampin’ Up! business. It can be 

found under My Business > My Business Resources > 

Stampin’ Up! Publications > Demonstrator Manual. 

supply write-ins 

For an updated supply list, please see the Demonstrator 

Web Site under Business Tools > Business Aids. This 

supply list is updated whenever a new supply product 

is offered. 

catalogue corrections 

See the Demonstrator Web Site for any catalogue 

corrections on the 2006–2007 Idea Book & Catalogue. 

Make a note of these corrections in your catalogues. 

item description price 

105527 8-1/2 x 11 Paper Holder $9.95 

105526 8-1/2 x 11 Paper Holder Dividers $7.50 

105528 12 x 12 Paper Holder $11.50 

105529 12 x 12 Paper Holder Dividers $8.50 

BUSINESS 

dates to remember 

April 1—December 29 Consistency Counts promotion 

October 15—November 30 Smart Start Promotion 

November 23-24 (Thanksgiving) Stampin’ Up! offices closed 

November 30 

Last business day of the month 

December 25–26 (Christmas) Stampin’ Up! offices closed 

December 29 

Last business day of the month; last business day of the quarter 

January 31 

Last busines day of the month; last day of pending 

mini catalogue dates 

September 1—November 30 Holiday Mini Catalogue sales period 

October 1—December 31 Spring Mini Catalogue performance period 

November 1—30 

Winter Mini Catalogue preorder period 

November 1—30 

Sell-A-Bration mailing selector period 

November 15 

Winter Mini Catalogue begins mailing to customers 

December 1—February 28 Winter Mini Catalogue sales period 

December 1 

Demonstrators receive Sell-A-Bration brochure 

December 8 

Sell-A-Bration brochure begins mailing to customers 

December 1—29 

Preorder for Sell-A-Bration sets 

January 1—February 28 Sell-A-Bration brochure sales period 

(published deadline for customers is February 26) 

January 1—15 

Spring Mini Catalogue mailing selector period 

January 1—March 31 Summer Mini Catalogue performance period 

event dates 

January 11—13 Houston, TX Leadership Conference 2007 

(registration for counselors and above begins November 15; 

registration for senior consultants begins November 16) 

February 2 

Albuquerque, NM Workshop for Leaders 

February 2, 3 

Albuquerque, NM Regionals 

(registration for both events begins December 6) 

February 23 

Houston, TX Workshop for Leaders 

February 23, 24 

Houston, TX Regionals 

(registration for both events begins December 14 ) 

March 23 

Tampa, FL Workshop for Leaders 

March 23, 24 

Tampa, FL Regionals 

(registration for both events begins January 30) 

April 13 

Salt Lake City, UT Workshop for Leaders 

April 13, 14 

Salt Lake City, UT Regionals 

(registration for both events begins February 14) 

Limited Copy Permission 

Stampin’ Up! ® hereby grants permission to active demonstrators 

of the company to copy pages of Stampin’ Success ® Canada or the 

Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator Web Site for personal use (such as copying 

revised policy statements from the Demonstrator Manual or enlarging 

patterns); for training purposes (for Stampin’ Up! recruits only); and 

for business purposes (as in the distribution of sales promotion flyers). 

Pages may not be copied for distribution to customers or others 

without specific permission. 

© 2006 Stampin’ Up! Canada All rights reserved. 

Send Contest Entries to: 

Contest: Canada 

Stampin’ Up! 

12907 South 3600 West 

Riverton, UT 84065 

USA 

Send Written Correspondence to: 

Stampin’ Up! 

P.O. Box 550 

Riverton, UT 84065-0550 

USA 

Send Canadian Starter Kit Orders, 

Tax-Exempt Orders, Written 

Correspondence, and Exchange 

Orders to: 

Stampin’ Up! Canada ULC 

Suite 110 

3636–23 rd Street N.E. 

Calgary, AB T2E 8Z5 

Canada 

contact information 

(800) stamp up 

Demonstrator Support and 

Phone Orders 

(MC, Visa, Discover, 

Electronic Funds Transfer) 

7:00 am –7:00 pm (MT) M–F 

(403) 291-4588 

Correspondence Fax 

www.stampinup.com 

Stampin’ Up! Web Site Address 

ds@stampinup.com 

Demonstrator Support 

E-Mail Address 


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