Paper Penguin Monthly Stampin' Sampler


Happy Tuesday gang! This week seems to my week for awesome ideas. 👀👀 I have been inspired to do a product monthly sampler. I think it will be a lot of fun to do. Each month I will pick a coordinating collection and break it down into samples. I would like to get at least 4 people to do it. That way my costs stay at $20 a month. Not too bad right? I mean for 20 bucks where else can you get Designer series paper, card stock, ribbon, embellishments, and other sweet surprises. All of these items will coordinate to create a few cards or even use on a couple of scrapbook layout. Stampin' Up has a large variety of coordinating products that when you have to purchase each one individually it can be dang expensive. So, I worked it out where you can get a sample through out the year. If you love the samples you can buy more of what you like or even add to it. To me that sounds like an awesome deal!

I would LOVE to see it start in April. I have a collection already picked out and there are some awesome things in it, for example on top of getting pretty papers, card stock, and ribbon, you would receive a washi tape collection. Pretty cool right? This will give you a chance to buy and try a little of everything in a collection. If  you don't like then no big bucks wasted, and if you absolutely love it then you can contact me for more.

So, what do you say? Ready to give it a try? I will even throw in a few samples of cards using the sampler to help your creative juices. It would be good for newbies and great to build up your scrapbooking stash.

So, who is signing up first? $20 a month!! Paper Penguin's Monthly Stampin' Sampler. The first order will go in April 5th.


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