April 25, 2010

My new blog...

Thank you for stopping by today!!

I will be cancelling this blog in a few months though, because our Stampin'Up! Demonstrator Website has made updates & they added a new feature for us Demonstrators, it is called 'My Stampin' blog'.

This was such great news, cause now I only need to update one website, not two!  And alot easier for you, my Customers, because you only need to add my one website into your favorites & don't have to worry about missing anything! :-)

So my website address is this: www.stampinjo.stampinup.net and this is where you can see my Calendar of events & register for classes.

And to visit my new blog, you will click on 'About me' and you will see 'My Stampin' Blog'!

See you over there!!!

Joanne

 

2010-04-25 1:09:45 PM

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Big Shot materials Look at this Tutorial showing other kinds of material you can use with the Big Shot dies,,her name is France Martin, what a smart idea!!! Thanks for sharing France! If you'd like to see more from France, here's her website: http://www.frenchiestamps.com/ Here's a flyer with instructions on making a quilt as well! What type of fabric will the Big Shot cut? The Big Shot will cut all types of fabric. Here's a list: Big Shot Materials List for Bigz and Originals Dies The following materials work well when creating die cuts with the Big Shot machine and Bigz and Originals dies. Please note the maximum thickness of several materials. As a rule of thumb, you can cut a material with your Big Shot machine and Bigz or Originals dies if you can cut it using your Craft & Paper Scissors. Thick corkboard Thick chipboard (59 mil) Colored magnet Ruffle board Paper wood Balsa wood (3/32") Bass wood (1/16") Metal mesh Aluminum (.016) Tin (.008) Adhesive and non-adhesive mat board Drawer liner Shelf liner Vinyl Static cling vinyl Shrink film Fine sandpaper Clear acetate (20 mil) Vellum Card stock Patterned paper Flocked paper Contact paper Textured paper Metallic paper Linen paper...

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I am a Bilingual Demonstrator for Stampin'Up! in Moncton, New Brunswick. I do work part-time in a Bank & have been married for 16 yrs to a wonderful husband who supports me in my Stamping business & we have 2 daughters.

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