If you are in the Boise area, or even a couple hours away, schedule your next workshop with me by August 31 and earn an additional $25 in FREE Stampin' Up! merchandise, starting with a $350 workshop order! 
If you host a $350 workshop, you'll receive:
A FREE Level 1 or Level 2 exclusive hostess only stamp set of your choice. To learn more, see pages 9 - 16 of the new catalog HERE.
Receive $65 in FREE Stampin' Up! product ($40 + $25)
Your workshop will include a personal demonstration, instruction and materials for a fabulous make-n-take project, lots of paper crafting tips and of course prizes! You provide the guests, I'll provide the entertainment!
Promotion dates: July 27-August 31, 2010
Details: Hostesses will receive an additional $25 in hostess free merchandise dollars when they hold a workshop totaling $350 (before shipping and tax) or more!
It's a perfect time to host a Stampin' Up! show. Free stuff and lots of fun!!
E-mail me at yasou@cableone.net to schedule your exciting event!!
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I know it is hard to see, but they took my favorite Flower Fusion die-cut and created buds and flowers on this branch. It was such a beautiful tree!!
The wall was decorated with ribbons and tacks, where the ribbons intersected. They used clips and other decor items to hang photos. It was so simple and clever. Not even a bulletin board...the wall!!
The sewing room was so vintage and cool. I could stand there and stare at it forever...and I don't even know how to thread a needle! So many, many elements going on in here.
Close up of the body thingy...what are these called?? The Simply Adorned jewelry was just gorgeous displayed on it!
'My' room. Unfortunately Stampin' Up! has it in their home office, so I could only visit. I would love to have this space in my house!!
I'm probably caught on security camera, but I just had to sit in 'my' chair! I could do some serious creating in this environment...do you think they would ship it to me? All of it, even the floor and the wall and the pillow...ok, I'll compromise on the pillow. Ü
Although you should not store your SU! markers vertical, isn't this a darling display of tools with the chalkboard Decor Elements labels? I have some, they are still in the package...I'll get to them someday.
Touring through Demonstrator Support, there were lots of fun things to look at on the employees desks. This was a display on a filing cabinet...ya, they might be a few mints short. Ü The center sign says "What will your next event be called?" (or something like that) and the examples are Cards-n-Candy and Chics-n-Chocolate. I've never really named an event like that, have you?
How about this in your kitchen? Well, it kind of is. This beautiful water feature is in the middle of all the tables and chairs where the employees of Stampin' Up! eat lunch and take breaks. Simply beautiful and so tranquil!!
The production floor was fascinating. They were filling orders on the pick line, running the boxes along the conveyor belt then to the tape machine and onto shipping. This place was immaculate, there wasn't even a piece of paper on the floor! Very impressive...a little warm in there but very impressive! 
Thank you for sharing your pictures with us. I love the workspace also. What I wouldn't do for a craft area like that...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these pictures! I hope someday I will get to go to convention. I enjoyed looking at all of the beautiful creations! I came across your blog on another blog and I just want to say that I enjoyed looking around and I will definitely be back. Actually, I may even add you to my favorites! hee hee Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos and comments! I too would love a workplace like that! You did look so natural sitting at the desk! You could use that on your business cards or blog! ll you neded was a stamp in \your hand to look as if someone "caught you" working! :>
ReplyDeleteWow! Thank you so much for sharing these pictures with us!! They're FANTASTIC!!! I agree...I LOVE that workstation also...SO much better than my jumbled mess!! LOL! Glad you had fun!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. What amazing ideas and displays. I can see why you'd like that room. Amazing. Did they mention where they get all the cool baskets and desk and stuff? Those baskets on the sewing wall - what a great idea! And that ribbon wall / photo display in the first room, wowzers! Looks like I'm gonna have some projects in my head today! ;)
ReplyDeleteWell, being as no one has told you yet what that body thingy is, It's called a "dress form." I used to be a seamstress. Cute displays
ReplyDeleteSherry Conrad/frogy541948@yahoo.com
You are so lucky that you have all this, I know that you have to work hard for all this. I am glad that I just got chance to see pictures at least.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful pictures of convention, I don't get to attend, but you made me feel like I did.. thanks, and thanks for the turorials also.
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