Stampin' & Scrappin' with Donna

TODAY'S YOUR LAST CHANCE!

It's March 31st, and the final day of this year's Sale-a-Bration Event. What does that mean to you?

1) Today's the last day to get any of the six exclusive products from the SAB brochure ... for FREE with a $60 purchase from the Spring & Summer Catalogue! After today, those six items disappear - and no, they will NOT show up in a future catalogue.

2) Today's the last day to get the Demonstrator Starter Kit at $209 (15% off the regular price) and to get a free stamp set (at ANY price) from the Spring & Summer Catalogue for joining my team during Sale-a-Bration. There's still time to register online - just go to my business website & click on "JOIN NOW" ... you'll need three things: a credit card, your SIN number and my password: artful_inkers ... you have until midnight tonight!

Retail value of the starter kit & free stamp set is over $460 .. and it's all  yours for only $209! Isn't it time you started buying your stamping supplies from yourself & save 20% off catalogue prices?

Starting tomorrow I'll be sharing projects, links and product spotlights from the new Occasions Mini Catalogue (April 1st - June 30th, 2009) ... be sure to drop in!

LONDON REGIONALS: MAKE & TAKES

As promised, here are the six projects that we got to make at the Stampin' Up! Regional Seminar, held in London, ON earlier this month.

This cute basket was cut from "So Saffron" card stock using the "Basket and Blooms" die on the Big Shot. The same die was used to make the yellow DSP stripe and the tag.

The card on the right features Stampin' Up!'s new "Eyelet Border" punch - I can't wait 'til mine arrives! Check out the kewl  brown clip with the blue ribbon tied around it - doesn't it just make the stamped image pop?

 
The stamp set used on this card and the previous one will be in the Occasions Mini catalogue, which starts on April 1st. "Soft Summer' is a two step stamp set with four floral images and two phrases, "Thanks so much" and the one used on this card: "Kind people are the best kind of people".

Give me a shout to get your own copy of this terrific mini - it's loaded with lots of great new products!

This Baja Breeze gift pouch uses a really kewl technique to make the flower.

First we used the Embosslit die called "Simple Flower" (#114514, $13.95, page 202) and cut and emboss the flower from a piece of Tangerine Tango Patterns DSP.

Next, we lightly sanded the raised edges of the flower until they were white, then added a Chocolate Chip Corduroy Button to the middle to add a bit of bling.

Here's an 8" x 8" scrapbook page ... if you click on the photo for a closer look, you'll see what looks like embossed circles down the left side. They're actually 1" circles punched from Pacific Point card stock and adhered randomly to the page. The chipboard letters and arrow were coloured with Craft inks using a dauber.

I have the perfect photo to mount above the title; just have to go to Walmart to have it printed in a larger size. Remind me to post this page again once I have the photo.

And finally, my favourite of the Regionals' Make & Take projects: this cute folder on the left is so easy to make, and when it's opened you'll find 3 Scallop Note cards (#111336, $13.95, page 157) with coordinating envelopes!

I like this project so much that I'm offering it as part of a class in April called "What's in YOUR Pocket" .. be sure to check out my Events Calendar for all the details.

BOOKMARK SWAP FROM REGIONALS

Whenever a group of Stampin' up! Demonstrators get together, there are bound to be lots of extra gatherings and swaps built into and around the official event. What can I say, we just love to party!

After the London Regionals ended, about 20 of us got together for supper at Boston Pizza (Mmmmm) and instead of cards, we swapped hand stamped bookmarks!

My friend Heather hosted the swap & ten demos participated.

Here's a photo of the results: several bookmarks have flaps with magnets, which I thought was a brilliant idea!

The one that looks like a full card (bottom, centre) IS a card, but the bookmark (green strip with medallion at the end) slides out from a slit in the side of the card - very kewl!

If you're wondering, mine is the trio of bees from "Just Buzzin' By" (#113228, $32.95, page 57). I used several Earth Elements Markers and my Aqua Painter to give them a bit of depth. By no means an expert ... I'm still practicing!

Tomorrow I'll show you the Make & Take projects that the Stampin' Up! home office team designed for us.
 

SWAP CARDS FROM REGIONALS ... part one

Hi all, I'm back from zombie land, although I still get tired out really quickly. Between you & me, I think it's the antibiotics that are zonking me out - they're the size of horse pills!

Today's share are the projects we did at our team shoebox swap on the Friday night before the Stampin' Up! Regionals in London ... there were thirteen projects in all, and thanks to Samantha who made some for me, I managed to come home with all thirteen.

As always, you can click on each photo for a close up look. I've listed the creators for all I can remember - let me know if I goofed up!

These two were both created by Ruth, using the Top Note Die for the Big Shot. The background on the "Totally Tool" card (#113256, $30.95, page 47) is stamped repeatedly with the saw stamp in Chocolate Chip ink, and the saw on the card front is cut out, coloured and raised with Stampin' Dimensionals. The cheerful blue & green card uses "Cheep Talk" (#113204, $31.95, page 90)

These next two cards were designed by Erica, who unfortunately couldn't attend, but we made sure she got a sample of each in return. Everyone raved over the "Fifth Avenue Floral" card (#113734, $29.95, page 106)! Erica ran several of the layers of card stock through the Big Shot using Stampin' Up!'s Texturz Plates (#114512, $14.25, page 203). Her second card makes good use of the "Rasperry Tart" Designer Series papers (#113975, $11.75, page 160) and the "Crazy for Cupcakes" set (#111618, $28.95, page 41)

This was Kathy's creation: an adorable pouch filled with gift tags! The pouch was cut from "Good Morning Sunshine" DSP (#113966, $11.75, page 160) with the Pillow Box die on the Big Shot. She trimmed one end using Stampin' Up!'s new Eyelet Border punch (#113692, $19.95, page 184). The flower on the belly band is a Big Shot Sizzlet die called "Sparkle" (#113444, $5.95, page 200), and the stamps on the tags come from "Lovely Labels" (#115028, $17.95, page 141)

Next we have a cute 4x4 card with an adorable purse made completely using Stampin' Up! square and circle punches ... you know how much I love punchart! Samantha used  "Bella Rose" DSP (#112041, $11.75, page 159) and the ribbon is Whisper White Taffeta (#109070, $8.95, page 179)

Another "5th Avenue Floral" card (this set is my best seller!) made this time by Marianne, who stamped the largest rose on "Riding Hood Red" card stock with Whisper White Craft ink, cut it out & raised it with Stampin' Dimensionals. The other two flowers have a splash of Dazzling Diamonds.

Heather isn't an Artful*Inker team member, but is always a welcome guest. I love the colour scheme on this card, using "Nature Silhouettes" (#111542, $26.95, page 102), Baja Breeze, Pacific Point and Bordering Blue card stock. The DSP comes from the Baja Breeze Patterns Pack (#112157. $11.75, page 159).

Another 4x4 card, this time stamped by Kathryn, aka the Rogue Stamper."Rockabilly Specialty Paper" is what really makes this card pop - the green stripes and the little skulls are all raised & shiny - the paper comes that way! (#114039, $13.95, page 158). Kathryn stamped the flower in black ink on pink card stock, then cut it out and layered it with a green "Five Petal Punch". Two different ribbons and a greeting punched with the "Word window Punch" add the perfect details.

 

Wilma's card puts me in the Spring mood for sure - I think this is my fav new colour combo: Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze and Pacific Point. The greeting comes from "Dreams du Jour" (#111624, $22.95, page 80), the flowers and humming bird are from a level three Hostess set called "Dream a Little" (page 21) and the grass is from Inspired By Nature (#111656, $28.95, dormant list)

And finally, my three projects - two you've seen before on my blog, so I wont' go into detail again. The third uses up some of my "Rasperry Tart" DSP stash - I can't seem to get rid of it! Card stock is Cameo Coral and Rose Red - two colours that I would NEVER put together, but with this paper, they work. Go figure. I used the "Scallop Edge Punch" on both sides of a two inch strip of card stock, then trimmed the ends on an angle. I used up the last of my favourite Satin Ribbon (#111879, $9.95, page 179) and had to borrow some from Kathryn (your replacement is on it's way!)

Can you believe I forgot to bring the stamp set to the shoebox swap for my coaster project? Considering the way I was feeling, I'm surprised that's ALL I forgot.

I promised to stamp the owl, phrase & heart for everyone & either deliver or mail it to them so they can finish this at home. All three stamps come from the level three Hostess Set "goody-Goody Gumdrops" (page 19).

I hope you've enjoyed seeing these projects - I'll be back tomorrow with more from Regionals!

HOME FROM REGIONALS, BUT...

Hello ... just wanted to say that although I had a blast at the Stampin' Up! Regionals in London, ON last weekend, I came home with a doozy of a cold which has developed into pneumonia ... that's why I haven't posted yet this week; I can't stay awake long enough to get anything done!

The antibiotics are finally kicking in and tonight I feel a bit like my old self. My hubby however is determined not to let me "over-do it" so I have a limited time allotment on the 'puter, lol.

So let's get to it ... I haven't unpacked yet (everything's still piled by the front door) and can't find my camera's download cord thingy, so I can't share pics tonight; maybe tomorrow.

Regionals WAS great - there were about twenty Artful*Inkers and guests in attendance, and I enjoyed seeing so many of my team turn out! In total, we had 500 demonstrators and 100 guests at Regionals.

The shoebox swap on Friday night was a hoot (what I remember of it) and I came home with a sample of all thirteen projects, thanks to Samantha's help. You rock, girl!

I managed to swap most of my cards during the day on Saturday, and can't wait to share the results with all of you. Ditto for the bookmark swap I participated in with a bunch of long-time demo friends during Saturday's supper.

All in all, a great weekend to catch up with friends, share stamping ideas, and pick up some great tips from the Stampin' Up! presenters on stage. The only downside was that Shelli Gardner, CEO wasn't able to attend after all.

Time for another nap ... more tomorrow!

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: POP- UP DIES

Sizzix has released some brand new dies for their Big Shot die cutter .. and they all create the most amazing pop-up cards! Stampin' Up! is now carrying two of these dies - the "3 Tier Cake" die and the "Ball" die. (I've known about them since Leadership last January, but couldn't tell you all until they were actually available - talk about torture!)

I love them both - the cake comes with two types of toppers - candles and a tiny bride & groom, making it very versatile. The ball is a little trickier to make (it involves adding elastic bands inside) but I can see a lot of uses for that one - how about photos of the grandkids on each flat surface? (sorry for the poor picture quality - I wasn't one of the demonstrators who rushed in for a front & centre seat, so the screen is kinda far away)

Although they do not appear in the current Spring & Summer Catalogue, these two dies CAN be ordered starting April 1st, before any of the scrapbook stores get them in stock .. you can be the first to make some truly original cards for your family & friends!

3D BALL DIE: #116759, $47.95
3 TIERED CAKE DIE: #116760, $47.95

TODAY'S TIP FROM THE FRUGAL STAMPER: Why not invest in a Big Shot with a group of friends? By dividing the cost of the machine and taking turns to purchase dies you won't have to lay out a lot of money all on your own, and you'll have a great excuse to get together once a month to share your dies and create wonderful projects together! For more information, give me a call or email.

"CONGRATS ON YOUR BIG NEWS"

First thing tomorrow morning I'm going to London to visit the Queen ... oops, sorry ... wrong London (Anyone else remember that particular nursery rhyme?) <grin>

I'm actually heading for London, ONTARIO for two days of visiting, restaurant meals, and of course ... STAMPING! Saturday is the big day with Stampin' Up!'s Regional Conference, but in true Donna fashion, I've lined up activities for all of my free time too, lol.

I hope to post on Saturday "live" from Regionals, especially if Shelli Gardner announces any BIG NEWS or we see a particulary AMAZING demonstration on stage ..  but just in case I don't have WiFi available I've lined up a couple of "scheduled" posts to keep you amused until I get back.

For now, let me show you one more of my Shoebox Swap projects ... the gals at my hotel will be making this tomorrow night.

To make this 4-1/4 x 4-1/4" card, I used one of my favourite word sets called "Absolutely Fabulous" (item #114914, $25.95, page 132) designed by kwerner (when she was still working as a Stampin' Up! designer). On the outside it says: "I just heard!" and inside: "congrats on your big news!"

Other supplies include:

• Urban Oasis Designer Series Paper (page 161, #113978, $11.75)
• 1-3/4" Circle punch (page 184, #112004, $19.95)
• Kraft, Basic Grey, Baja Breeze & Kiwi Kiss card stock
• Basic Grey & Sahara Sand Classic inks (the Sahara was sponged around the edges of the card & DSP)

Don't forget to sign up for "Wagon Load of Fun" class by tomorrow, March 13 so I can order your set in time for the class on March 25 ... it's gonna be a hum-dinger!

TIME TO GET PUNCH HAPPY!

It's here at last ... my first ONLINE CLUB is all set up and I'd LOVE it if you'd join us!

You've heard me mention my Stampers' Club ... a great bunch of gals who sign up for a seven month stretch and get all kinds of freebies along with their membership. They are the mainstay of my business, and I love them dearly. (FYI: new members are always welcome - if you live in the Guelph - Kitchener - Waterloo - Cambridge - Fergus - Rockwood or surrounding area, click here for more info).

Trouble is, many of my blog readers either do not live close enough OR do not have the time/transportation/childcare available in order to participate in Stampers' Club .. and that's not fair.

So, PUNCH HAPPY is my first On-line Club ... yep, now EVERYONE can join and reap the benefits right from the comfort of your own home at any time of day or night, even in your pj's!

WHY did I choose Punch Art? Well, punches are a bit of a passion with me - I already owned over 50 BEFORE I even heard of Stampin' Up! back in 2002, and I have steadily increased that number since then <grin> Thanks to fellow punch enthusiasts, I have collected a HUGE file of projects made with punched images, and I participate in Punch Art swaps as often as I can. Now it's time to share all of that with you!

The Club runs for two months starting April 1st, and by joining you will get tons of new project ideas for using your punches, plus ways to save $$ while you add new punches to your collection!

There are two ways to join, and there's a special bonus to Option One if you join during Sale-a-Bration, which ends March 31st. Membership includes password-restricted access to the PUNCH HAPPY website, where I will be posting new projects every day, along with a photo gallery and punch art contests!

CLICK HERE TO READ ALL THE DETAILS, then email me to join ... it's that EASY!

UPDATED: MY FAVOURITE STAMPIN' SITES

It's time to re-visit my CREATIVE RESOURCES PAGE  ... or visit for the first time if you've never been brave enough to click on any of those big red squares on the right side of my blog, and if that's the case? Go for it .. you're missing out on a lot of information, not to mention fun! There's more to my blog than my home page, you know! <GRIN>

Anyway, I've just added a few more of my favourite places on the web to that page ... places I go whenever my creative juices run low. Check it all out here ... or click on the big red square that says "Creative Resources"on the right side of this page ...

WAIT! If you have a fav site to share, leave me a comment on this post! On March 15th I'll randomly draw one commenter's name ... the lucky winner will get a free membership to my upcoming online Punch Crazy Club (a $20 value). Stay tuned for more details....

THIS CARD WAS PRACTICALLY FREE!

I C.A.S.E.D (Copy And Stamp Everything) this card from somewhere either on the internet or on the display boards at January's Leadership Conference, and I tweaked it just a little before I debuted it at Allena's workshop last month over in Port Hope. (Click on the image for a close-up)

They all loved it, so I'm giving it another run at my "Just Cards" class in March, featuring Spring & Easter cards. Tuesday's class is full, but you can still get in on the second class on Thurs March 19 - email me if you're interested!

On with the card - most of the products used here were FREE from the Sale-a-Bration brochure (gotta LOVE the FREE stuff!)

SUPPLIES USED:
"Polka Dot Punches" stamp set from Sale-a-Bration brochure (pg 9)
4" x 4" sq of the "Striped & Branch" sheet from "Delicate Dots" Sale-a-Bration Designer Paper (pg 8)
4-1/2" of So Saffron ribbon from the Sale-a-Bration Ribbon Bundle (pg 5)
Barely Banana card stock 5-1/2" x 8-1/2", folded in half
4" x 5-1/4" piece of Whisper White card stock
Scrap card stock in Whisper White, Certainly Celery and Bashful Blue
Soft Subtles buttons (retired) - substitute Button Bouquet (pg 176 of Spring & Summer catty)
Punches: 1-1/2" Circle, 1-3/8" Circle and Scallop Circle (all on pages 184-185)
Certainly Celery Classic Ink
Glue Dots

ASSEMBLY TIPS:
Cut the 4x4 square of Designer paper in half, making sure your cut runs against the stripes, not with them (I learned that one the hard way!). Flip one piece over to the "branch" design, and mount it below the striped piece.

Tape the edges of the ribbon under the white card stock before you adhere it all to the Barely Banana card. (That's another one I always forget to do!)

Stamp the image onto the scrap of white card stock before you punch it out. Hold your 1-1/4" Circle punch upside down & insert your stamped image ... centre the image in the circle punch & squeeze ... you get perfect results every time! Who needs clear stamps? Not me!

TODAY YOU GET 2 - 4 - 1

Forgive me! I was so wrapped up yesterday in getting ready for my team meeting, that I didn't post a project as promised... to make it up to you all, here are two projects for the price of one <grin>

First off I'm showing you the swap card I made for the upcoming Regional Event for Stampin' Up! demonstrators. During my move to my new studio I discovered two whole bins of leftovers from past classes and stamp camps - basically unstamped, pre-cut card stock... what a colossal waste! So, as part of my FRUGAL STAMPER mandate, I'm attempting to use it all up before I cut into any new packages of card stock.

This one came with green ribbon and green background, which I swapped out for black brads and black card stock; I used a current stamp set  called "Garden Greetings" (item# 113716, page 55, $25.95) and changed the ink colours to make it cheery. (Next I guess I'll have to design something to use all the green leftovers)

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My second project to share today is the Make & Take card we did at last night's team meeting. I don't own any St. Patrick's Day stamps, but I wanted to make something green to acknowledge the occasion and when I took another look at my photos of the display boards at last January's Leadership Conference in Orlando, I knew this was the card to make! (Unfortunately, I don't know the name of the original creator, but I love her/his work!) Remember, you can click on the photos to see a close-up.

Using the Sale-a-Bration set called"Polka Dot Punches" we repeatedly stamped 3 pieces of certainly Celery card stock - each one with a different stamp from the set - using Mellow Moss Craft Ink. Then we dipped one into Crystal Clear embossing powder and the other two into Heat & Stick powder.
We zapped each piece with the heat tool, and then dipped the two with the Heat & Stick powder into two colours of Cosmo Glitter (one piece in iridescent glitter and the other in green glitter). These two were then treated to another dose of the heat tool to set the glitter into the Heat & Stick powder.

When all had cooled down, we punched 3 squares from each piece with the 1-1/4" square punch (page184) and mounted them onto a Whisper White 4x4" square, then onto a Certainly Celery card. The greeting says "may all your wishes come true" and comes from the "Heard from the Heart" stamp set (item #111644, page 138, $26.95)

I'll be back tomorrow with another project - NO, REALLY!! <grin>

MIA: SHOW ME SOME STAMPING!

It's been a LONGGG time since I posted any stamped projects. I apologise for that & I'm going to make it up to you right now!

Stampin' Up! is hosting a Regional Event on Saturday the 14th in London ON (that's only an hour and a bit from home!) I'm so excited to have a girls weekend away with my team & hundreds of other wacky, rubber-obsessed, near and dear demonstrator friends that I'm actually "counting the sleeps" until we can go! <GRIN>

To make the weekend even more fun (as if meeting up with CEO Shelli Gardner and the training team from Stampin' Up! Utah isn't enough excitement for this ol' gal) I've convinced some of my team to stay overnight Friday and I'm hosting a shoebox swap at our hotel. Think of a dozen make & take projects, each one in its own container (hence the shoebox moniker) with all the necessary pre-cut supplies, stamps, inks & tools ... now picture each shoebox sitting at its own table, just waiting for a dozen stampin' crazies to swoosh into the room to make all twelve projects to take home ... now THAT'S  my idea of a perfect Friday Night!

The other gals are each designing one of the shoebox projects, and I'm supplying four more. I've been down in my new stampin' studio for the better part of this week coming up with four shoebox projects, roughly 30 swap cards for the Saturday event, 10 bookmarks for the Saturday supper swap, plus a Make & Take project & some swap cards for this Thursday's Team meeting. Whew!

Normally I don't post any swap items until after the swap is over, but you know, I really owe all of you faithful readers some creative stuff, so here goes. (If you are attending Regionals or my team meeting and you love surprises, then you better stop reading NOW!)

Here's one of the Friday night Shoebox projects I designed - yesterday I received Stampin' Up!'s Level Three Hostess Set called "Goody-Goody Gumdrops" (page 22) & fell in love with the owl stamp... and the ducky, and the ice cream sundae, and the cherry, and.... well, you get the idea. Funny, this set doesn't look like anything special in the catalogue, but now that I have it in my hands, I can see all kinds of potential - besides, it was FREE! (Click on the photos for a close-up look)

OK, back to my project: I used a plain 4x4 chipboard coaster. (TIP FROM THE FRUGAL STAMPER: if you don't have any coasters, you can cut your own from any thin cardboard and then round the corners with a pair of scissors - cardboard is too thick for your corner-rounder punch).

The branches are cut & embossed on the Big Shot, using the Embosslet called "Sweetest Stem" (item #114513, page 202, $13.95) The kewl thing about this die is that it cuts & embosses all in one step - a real time saver!

Using Chocolate Chip ink, the owl was stamped once onto Creamy Caramel card stock and once onto Close to Cocoa card stock. I cut the owl's face from the Creamy Caramel card stock, being sure not to damage the bottom half of the owl. Then I cut out the head/wings piece from the Close to Cocoa card stock and layered it on top of the Creamy Caramel owl, covering the missing face. Next I adhered the cutout face on top of the Close to Cocoa face.

I played around with the positioning of the two branches until I had a configuration I liked (I ended up flipping one of them upside down, and trimming off one little branch to make room for the owl.) The Kraft card stock rectangle was sponged with Chocolate Chip ink, then stamped with the saying and the heart (two more stamps from the same hostess set). Add two strips of Designer Series Paper from "Manchester" (item #112464, page 160, $11.75), 2 Jumbo Eyelets (page 174) and some Mellow Moss 1/4" grosgrain ribbon (page 179) and it's done.

(OPTIONAL: instead of the saying, you could put a wallet-sized photo, a small pad of post-it notes, or a tear-away calendar... making this little project very versatile!)

Be sure to come back tomorrow to see another swap project!

PRE-ORDER NEW STAMPS IN TIME FOR EASTER!

The all-new Occasions Mini Catalogue begins on April 1st and boy-o-boy, is it chalk full of great new stuff! It's going to be really hard to stick to my newly adopted Frugal Stamper mandate, but I'll do my best to make wise choices, lol.

Some of the stamps are perfect for Easter cards & gifts, so to give us all enough time to create before the holiday arrives, Stampin' Up! is letting EVERYONE pre-order 3 sets and a wheel from the Occasions Mini!(Click here to see all of the pre-order items)

Here's just one of the sets (An Egg-Cellent Easter, #113196, $27.95) that you can buy starting March 1st - I love the egg-balancing chick and the juggling bunny! Watch for a feature of this set in the April issue of Creating Keepsakes, which has already hit the newsstands on February 24.

Another of the sets available on March 1st is called "Wagon Full of Fun" - this is a very versatile set for either card-making and scrapbook pages! I'm offering a very special product-based class featuring this set in March... here's all the details from my Events Calendar:

"WAGON FULL OF FUN" BONUS CLASS: Wednesday March 25th

(Register by March 13th so your products can be ordered in time for the class!)

"This class has it all .. you'll receive your own brand new stamp set called "Wagon Full of Fun"  ... PLUS an entire roll of Stampin' Up!'s new Organza Ribbon (page 179) ... AND a package of 20 Note Cards & Envelopes (page 157) ... AND a FREE package of SALE-A-BRATION Designer Series Papers!

We'll be using all of these supplies to make two lovely springtime boxes filled with hand-stamped cards ... you can keep one for yourself and give the other as a gift!

The stamp set "Wagon Full of Fun" has six whimsical double-line images suitable for any occasion and all ages, plus 4 phrases for a total of 10 stamps. By adding just a splash of colour and a bit of ribbon, you'll have quick and easy cards on hand whenever you need them - a real time-saver!"

COST: $65 (includes a $46.97 stamp set, $7.95 roll of ribbon, $6.95 package of cards & envelopes, package of Designer Series Papers valued at $13.95, and all additional supplies and instruction to make the projects.

FYI, the retail price to buy the first three items alone would cost $76.88 including shipping & tax, so this is A GREAT DEAL for the frugal stamper!

I need to receive your $65 registration fee no later than FRIDAY MARCH 13th so that your supplies can be ordered and delivered in time for the class on the 25th. Call or email now to reserve your spot; limited seating is available.