Last Chance

Hey gang! I'm blogging to let you know there is only 2 weeks, yes 2, left in Sale-A-Brations. That is going to fly by. If you have been eyeballing some stamp sets or paper, now is the time to act. If you don't know what to get, then let me show you some short videos on some of the kits and sets that are sure to "wow" you. Maybe even inspire you to start creating.




This is the Bubble and Fizz bundle. It's a really fun and bright set that gives you lots of flexibility to create amazing projects. From cards, scrapbook pages and even fun gift boxes. The fun never ends.


 

This set is my favorite bundle that you can get for free with $100 order. It's so very pretty with the basket weave embossing folder. Nothing says Happy Easter without basket weave. This would coordinate really well with the Picnic with You Basket set. This set will coordinate with the Picnic Basket builder. Super cute!! 

If you are still unsure what to get, then let me recommend an all inclusive card kit like the Lots of Happy All Inclusive Kit or Oh Happy Day All Inclusive Kit. These kits give you everything you need to make a boat load of cards. They cost $35 which is awesome with everything that is included. Plus you can get the refills when you have used all the materials for $21. If you add in a stamp set or more inks then you could reach the $50 mark for a free Sale-A-Brations item. 

March 15th we will be adding more to the list of free items!! I know, I know. It keeps growing. Go to my website to place an order now. If you need help contact me through the Paper Penguin Facebook Page. I'm here to help with anything questions.

Let's Get Stampin'

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