Retired Stamp Sets For Sale

I'm parting with some well loved stamp sets so I can make room for more! I have three lots up for sell but will sell individually as priced. I will ship if you pay via PayPal and take care of the shipping costs (flat rate shipping via USPS). All sets are used with some typical amount of staining. This does not impact the stamped image. Rubber is firmly attached on all stamps. All are wood mount.

First lot is the big one, lots of variety for your collection. You can buy this lot in its entirety for $80. Lot includes:
Birthday Whimsy, Sale-a-Bration $8
Northern Hearts, Hostess $8
Birthday Wish $2
In a Word $3
Merci, sale-a-Bration $5
Big Blossom, Sale-a-Bration $5
Party Hearty, $10
Fundamental Phrases, $10
The More The Merrier, Hostess $10
Animal Stories,$5
Three for You, $5
Paisley Prints, $5
Beyond Basics, $5
Of the Earth, $5
From the Garden, $5
Assorted Stamps, 1995-1997, 10 stamps $7











The second lot is all hostess or Sale-a-Bration sets so they are harder to come by. Each of these are from when hostess and Sale-a-Bration sets had purple rubber. L $25 for entire lot or individually as listed below. Lot includes:
Live Like You Mean It,$5
Friendship Blooms, $5
Measure of Life, $5
Yummy, $5
Polka Dot Punches, $5
Best Yet, $5











The last lot is also full of assorted stamps and includes some hostess sets as well, $30 for entire lot. Will sell individually as listed below. I'm including some old sanding blocks with this set. Lot includes:
Holy Triptych, $10
Good Neighbors, $5
Country Morning, $5
Flowers in Silhouette $2
Love Bug, $5
Fine Frames,$3
You're Neat, $3
Sanding Blocks, $0.50








If you are interested in these sets please email me.

God bless and happy Stampin!
Charity


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Location:Bothell, WA

Convention 2012

Time to share photos from the campus tour! If you ever come to Convention, you do not want to miss the campus tour. As we pulled in, we followed a UPS truck coming to pick up packages:





The main campus includes a beautiful waterfall. I would love to eat lunch here.



The first part of the tour is the legacy room, which is so beautiful. I love all the inspiration and ideas:





























































The distribution area (where simple boxes become gifts of joy!)





Demo support also had lots of cards on display:














This one is actually one of our make and takes:











I'll have more photos of the tour when I download them from my regular camera.

God bless and happy Stampin'!
Charity

Convention SWAPS

As promised, I'm sharing my SWAPs. I have two designs this year. The first is made up of leftover pieces:




The banner and Certainly Celery pieces are both leftover from other projects. If you've ever been to one of my parties, you know I keep a basket of these pieces. :)

My second card was inspired by something I saw on pinterest:




The girls did a HUGE part of the work for this card. Tim even helped. Isabel and Phoebe both worked on the paper weaving. Tessa and Tim helped adhere the boots.

Yesterday I had two great classes plus make and takes. I already mentioned one by Bonnie Thurber, and the second was by Emily Montoya called I am reaching out. She was a great presenter and is expecting a baby girl in October. If she hits Oct. 14, we'll be birthday buddies, but no pressure! LOL

Also we learned that My Digital Studio 2 will be released soon and you will LOVE all the great features. I could barely contain my excitement about the improvements.

More to come soon including Momento Mall goodies, Campus Tour and Product Showcase.

God Bless and Happy Stampin'!
Charity


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Location:Salt Lake City, Utah

Stampin' Up! Convention 2012 day 1

Day two is going well!




I had a great class this morning with Rhonda Wade, Tami White, and Bonnie Thurber. Bonnie is so funny. I think I my dream workshop would be her, Shelli, Tessa, Isabel, Phoebe and my pal Diana. Tessa would insist on sitting in between Bonnie and Shelli, Tim would make some great chocolate desserts. Can you picture it?
Here is my tip of the day that I just devised while working on my make and takes. The paper piercing tools are more intricate now and if the move, harder to line up. Try anchoring with two sewing needles or pins- you need a whole there anyway!




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