Holiday Stamp a Stack

We messed with your routine this year!  Normally, our annual stamp a stack is in October, but I had already reserved Norlo in September- so we went with it!  What a great turnout…thank you stampers for always showing up!  We had a great day and made some great cards.

Here is what you missed.  We had 5 samples and each person made 3 of each sample….a great start on those holiday cards.  If you couldn’t make it- never fear, we are doing another Holiday card class on October 22nd at Norlo.   This time- get your creative juices flowing by making 10 different Christmas cards.  It’s not too late to sign up, contact me today!

Becky Leidig



Heather Forberger



Heather Martin
me

Mandy Christman

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