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Wanted!

Okay, before you think that I made this, I am
going to give credit to the artist. This adorable
little project was made by Joanne Tofte. I got
this in one of my WOW swaps at convention.
Believe me, it is even more gorgeous in person!
That is chalk tied on with the guava ribbon and when you pull it up, there is a coaster that has been painted with chalk board paint. It is so darn cute!
Today was my local mini convention. We had a great time! It is amazingly hard to fit three full days of convention into three hours, but we tried. I'm interested to see how convention will work next year with it only being one session, but having been to many conventions throughout my Stampin' Up! career, the one thing I am certain of is that SU has been learning. Every convention is getting better and more organized. I have no doubts that they have really thought this one session thing through and that it will be awesome. So, if you are a demo, plan to go! If you are NOT a demo....let' s get together and get you signed up! There is an awesome promotion going on right now. When you sign up to be a demonstrator, you can pick a whole color family of classic stamp pads for free! What a great deal!
Okay, it is past midnight. I'm going to go and collapse! Have a great Sunday y'all!

Comments

Rochelle W said…
What a great idea. You scored with this one. What a great swap to get. It is totally a WOW project.
August 14, 2007 at 10:40 PM
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