Being a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator is so rewarding. Not only do I get to be creative, I also get to teach others how to be creative, offering fresh project ideas and encouragement to my customers and friends.
For me, helping someone create that perfect project for a special occasion is an awesome feeling. After all, creating cards, scrapbook pages, and gift items is about more than just stamps and ink—it’s about sharing a part of yourself with the people you love.
How I Started with Stampin’ Up!
A friend invited me to a Stampin’ Up party and I loved doing the projects. I love pictures and have always kept a scrapbook through my high school and college years – but they were never very pretty. HA I became a demonstrator at the beginning to support my habit! HA The demonstrator kit is only $199. I had spent more than that already on supplies so I figured why not. If nothing else I got more products to play with. As a demonstrator, I earn free product and also get a 20% discount on anything I order. Also I get access to the demonstrator website which gives me project ideas. I had a handful of family that ordered from me and I would make my minimum requirement of $300 a quarter in sales.
Then about a year ago, I decided I needed to earn some extra money. I work long and crazy hours at the office so I turned to Stampin Up. With Stampin Up, I can make extra money and relieve stress at the same time. Doesn’t exactly feel like a job!
For me, helping someone create that perfect project for a special occasion is an awesome feeling. After all, creating cards, scrapbook pages, and gift items is about more than just stamps and ink—it’s about sharing a part of yourself with the people you love.
How I Started with Stampin’ Up!
A friend invited me to a Stampin’ Up party and I loved doing the projects. I love pictures and have always kept a scrapbook through my high school and college years – but they were never very pretty. HA I became a demonstrator at the beginning to support my habit! HA The demonstrator kit is only $199. I had spent more than that already on supplies so I figured why not. If nothing else I got more products to play with. As a demonstrator, I earn free product and also get a 20% discount on anything I order. Also I get access to the demonstrator website which gives me project ideas. I had a handful of family that ordered from me and I would make my minimum requirement of $300 a quarter in sales.
Then about a year ago, I decided I needed to earn some extra money. I work long and crazy hours at the office so I turned to Stampin Up. With Stampin Up, I can make extra money and relieve stress at the same time. Doesn’t exactly feel like a job!
