Décor Elements
Vinyl Wall Décor
* Makes decorating easy and fun
* Allows us to decorate on a budget and as often as we would like
* Easy to use
* Uses Stampin' Up! artwork in a small or big format
* Can be removed easily
* Self-adhesive vinyl can be used on walls, windows, furniture, around door frames, tiles..
* Easier to use than rub-on’s
* Very forgiving product, can pull it up and then put back down
* 100 images in chocolate and white, 1 in kraft color (beige)
* Alphabets, phrases and art images
* Manufactured by Stampin' Up! with their high standards
* Smaller introductory offering to start so they can avoid back-orders
* The brochure doesn’t do it justice
* Sales brochure to be downloaded through the website and through a Demonstrator
blog of Pat Bollinger-Blanc, Independent Demonstrator for Stampin'Up! Email me at createwithPKBB@gmail.com "There are no mistakes in stamping that can't be fixed!"
About Me
- Pat/PKBB
- I have been a Stampin' Up! demonstrator for more than 6 years and I LOVE the products. Everything matches. My motto is "There are no mistakes in stamping that can't be fixed."
See the demonstration of the Big Shot
Sites to check out
createwithpkbb@gmail.com
Blender Pen Recipe
1 oz. glycerin
2 oz. distilled water
3/4 tsp rubbing alcohol
Step 1:
Gently pull the tips out of the pen (both ends) by grabbing it with your fingers. If you use tweezers, be very careful. You don't want to mar the tip.
Step 2:
Soak the tips in the fluid (step 1). Soak them overnight depending on how dry they are.
Step 3:
Gently (always gently with these tips) push one tip back into the marker. Now place a few drops of the fluid into the pen. You have to be very careful here as the marker is very narrow and large drops won't make it in. If you have an old eye dropper, use that!
Step 4:
Gently put the other tip back in and use. Store your blender pen on its side to keep it from drying out.
2 oz. distilled water
3/4 tsp rubbing alcohol
Step 1:
Gently pull the tips out of the pen (both ends) by grabbing it with your fingers. If you use tweezers, be very careful. You don't want to mar the tip.
Step 2:
Soak the tips in the fluid (step 1). Soak them overnight depending on how dry they are.
Step 3:
Gently (always gently with these tips) push one tip back into the marker. Now place a few drops of the fluid into the pen. You have to be very careful here as the marker is very narrow and large drops won't make it in. If you have an old eye dropper, use that!
Step 4:
Gently put the other tip back in and use. Store your blender pen on its side to keep it from drying out.
IN COLOR combinations
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