The Last Call

I know it's Monday night, but I have received the Retirement List for the Annual Catalog and the Occasions Catalog. 😞 It's the beginning of the end of last year's catalogs. With this list of favorites going away, I can promise there are some amazing new things coming out in the new Annual Catalog. Out with the old and in with the new!!

The Catalog Retirement List
-Stamps
-Bundles
-Everything Else

Retiring ink colors:
  • Always Artichoke
  • Chocolate Chip
  • Elegant Eggplant
  • Island Indigo
  • Marina Mist
  • Perfect Plum
  • Pink Pirouette
  • Rose Red
  • Soft Sky
  • Tangerine Tango
  • Tempting Turquoise
  • Wild Wasabi
  • Wisteria Wonder
The retiring 2016-2018 In Colors are:
  • Dapper Denim
  • Emerald Envy
  • Flirty Flamingo*
  • Peekaboo Peach
  • Sweet Sugar Plum
*Please note that while Flirty Flamingo is retiring as an In Color, it will continue to be available as part of our core color collection.
Another note is that you may see the a lot of the ink pad listed in the retirement list and there is good reason for that. The ink pads themselves are retiring, not the colors. Yep, we are getting new ink pads. I LOVE them and you will too. So many awesome things happening this year. 
All this means is that you don't need to wait any longer to get your favorites. Once these bad boys are sold out, they are gone. You need to make your lists, check them twice, and stock up on all the goodies that we will be waving goodbye to. 
Please use my website to place your orders and use the 
This code will be good all month and when you use it I know you ordered from me! Stampin' Up then sees you have selected me as your preferred demonstrator. Also, for the month of April if you do an order of $60, you will receive a free gift from yours truely.
Now, Go get all the goodies before they are gone. 
🐧🐧

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