Skip to main content

SU 22-23 Annual Catalog Walk-Thru

Image
By
Last night, I did a walk-through of the 2022-2023 Annual Catalog and shared some useful tips and trick for navigating through the catalog. If you weren't able to join me, here's the link to the video.  Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!

Some of the tips:

1. Don't forget to add tabs to get to where you'd like to go a little easier.

2. Take a look at the table of context 

3. Refresh your memory on what the icons mean

4. Use the catalog for inspiration.

Enjoy the video and happy stamping!

Upcoming events:

May3: Sign up for Annual Catalo paper share begins

May 21: Monthly Stamp n SIP class featuring Abigail Rose Suite

Comments

  1. PollyMay 8, 2022 at 6:59 PM

    What a great video!! Thank you so much! As a new demonstrator I learned quite a few interesting tips and ideas! :)

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Caron BaileyMay 9, 2022 at 6:54 AM

      I'm so glad that there were a couple of tips you found useful!

      Delete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

In The Moment January - June 2022 Mini Catalog Sneak Peak

By
Hello, all! Thank you for joining me for another Stamping with Friends Blog Hop! For those of you who are unfamiliar, Stamping with Friends is a group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators who share our love of card making with you through monthly blog hops with various themes.  This month, we are sharing with you sneak peeks from the January - June 2022 Mini Catalog.  If you've come from  Mo Rootes'  blog, then you saw her project using the  Stampin' Up! Simply Marbleous Designer Series Paper (DSP) . I hope these and the other projects serve to inspire your creativity.   Speaking of catalogs, if you don't have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and would like a catalog, reach out to me. I'd love to get one out to you and to serve as your demonstrator. For my contribution to this blog hop, I chose the "In the Moment" set. I fell in love with this set, "In The Moment", the moment I opened my order and saw it.  This was another of the FREE swag bag produc...
16 comments
Read more

Stampin' with Friends Technique Blog Hop - Masking

By
Hi there, Stamping Friends!  It's time for another Stamping with Friends Blog Hop.  As you know, Stamping with Friends is a group of Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrators who enjoy paper crafting, creating cards, and other projects to share with each other and with you. If you've arrived from Karen's blog, welcome!  This time, the theme is to create a card or project based on a favorite technique.  There are sooooo many techniques that I love but with this project, I'm going to focus mainly on two.  Can you guess what one of them is? Yup, you guessed it...masking!  There're so many things you can do with this technique from: simple masking to creating seamless backgrounds and adding depth...hmmm, I think I've decided to do a blog series focusing on the different things you can do with masking. For this post, I chose to start with a simple spotlight masking technique. Let me show you how I created this card. Now I incorporated several other techniques (dry ...
4 comments
Read more

Countryside Shapes - A Stamping With Friends Blog Hop

By
  Hello everyone, and welcome back! It's the third Saturday of the month...time for another Blog Hop!  Thank you for joining us for another Stamping with Friends Blog Hop!  If you are new to my blog, Stamping with Friends is a group of Stampin' Up!® demonstrators worldwide who share our love of card-making through monthly blog hops with various themes. If you are following the hop, you'll have just popped over  from  Mickey Moore - "2 Moore Stampers's " blog .  I hope you took a minute to leave a comment for her as I'm sure she'll appreciate it as much as I will. If you are starting the hop with me, thank you so much and I hope you enjoy what I and the other hoppers have prepared for you today! Our theme this month is all about shapes...circles, squares, rectangles, animal shapes...whatever that means to you.  I chose to use a hexagon shape for my quick and easy project.  I hope you enjoy this card and that you will try to make one or two for your...
4 comments
Read more