Introducing Personally Yours Butterfly Loyalty Rewards

Personally Yours Butterfly Loyalty Rewards

Personally Yours Butterfly Loyalty Rewards are my way of personally saying "thank you" to my returning customers.  You can earn a FREE stamp set of your choice (maximum value of $25.00) from ANY current Stampin' Up! catalog.  Please don't forget to use the monthly Hostess Code.

The Details:

• Place an on-line order with me by clicking on the "SHOP" button on my home page or go to  http://personallyyours.stampinup.net. Stampin; Up! Demonstrator:  Filomena Green
• For every increment of $50 of merchandise purchased (before shipping & tax), you earn one Butterfly.  Example:  an order of $49 would not qualify for a Butterfly, but an order of $101 would qualify for two Butterflies ($50 x 2)
• Individual orders may not be combined to reach a Butterfly.
• Product totals exclude shipping & handling, sales tax and any amounts paid toward items in the Stampin' Rewards program (including supplements to Stampin' Reward Dollars and 50% of items).
• You still earn Stampin' Rewards for product orders over $150.
• You are responsible for tracking your orders and Butterfly points.  Click here to download the tracking form   PY Butterfly Rewards Tracking Sheet.pdf.
• After you earn 10 Butterflies, submit your tracking sheet to me at filogreen@verizon.net. Host stamps are excluded.
• I will confirm your qualifying customer orders and send your free stamp set (please allow 2 to 4 weeks for delivery after the order is placed).  No exchanges once the free stamp set order is placed.
• Butterfly points expire after one year.
• Terms and conditions are subject to changed.

June Hostess Code:  D23GVBHJ

• Please put in your hostess code for any orders under $150
• Any size order will receive a free tutorial or card of my choice - all current items
• Please do not use the Hostess Code if your order is $150 or more (you will automatically receive tutorials and Stampin Rewards)
• How to use your Hostess Code:
• Click on the "SHOP" button on my home page
• Make sure the demo name at the top is my name...  Filomena Green
• Enter Hostess Code on the check out page

Introducing the NEW 2016-17 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog

Introducing the NEW 2016-17 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog

It’s the day we’ve all been waiting for–the 2015-2016 annual catalog is here! You can now order all the fun new products from the new catalog.

Click Here to view the new catalog on-line.  Click on "Catalogs" on the left.

Technique Tuesday: Bubble Wrap

I have a fun and easy technique to show you today.  I used the Bubble Wrap technique on these cards. The flower was cut out using Swirly Scribbles Thinlit and Melon Mambo and Old Olive card stock.  Used bubble wrap on Old Olive ink to create background.

This card was also made with bubble wrap and Old Olive and Pool Party Ink.  I used the new in-color Dapper Denim card stock and ribbon for accent colors.

Cut a strip of bubble wrap and place over ink pad and light tap down.  Remove the bubble wrap and lay on your card stock and gently tap down...  the more pressure you use, the darker the ink color.

Stampin' Up! 2016-2018 In Colors

Did I mention how much I love the new 2016-2018 Stampin' Up! In Colors.  What a great combination of new colors!

Ode to Mossy Meadow In Color

Mossy Meadow is one of the in colors on their way out with the new Stampin' Up! catalog coming. So I couldn't resist using my Mossy Meadow Designer Series paper pack scraps to make this patchwork card.

The greeting is from Cottage Greetings stamp set and the flower is from the Flower Shop stamp set.  Mossy Meadow ink and DSP paper pack.

Washi Tape Wednesday: Balloon Fun

Birthday Balloon fun with Washi Tape and Birthday Bouquet DSP paper pack.

Stampin With Scraps: Swirly Scribbles in Emerald Envy

Can you tell how I made the Emerald Envy panel below?

I had to cut out a bunch of leaves for a swap using the leaf from the Swirly Scribbles die cut.  I don't like to waste any paper so I cut out the leaves in all kinds of direction.  I was left with the negative strip.  The piece of Emerald Envy card stock looked too pretty to throw away.