Be a Virtual Host or Hostess

Being A Virtual Host/Hostess in a Crafters 10 is a fantastic way to build up your Stampin' Up! collection, spread the costs and BENEFIT as a hostess without having an actual party at your home. 

Whether you are a cardmaker or scrapbooker there is something for everyone within our catalogue.

Here’s how it works:

When you host an actual workshop you need:-

•  to hold a party within your home
• to invite your friends round for a fun-filled evening
• to find a mutually aggreable date to hold your party
• a minimum of £150 in sales to qualify for £25 of hostess benefits.  

But.....

As a Virtual Hostess within a Crafters 10 group, it becomes much easier....

• In a Virtual Hostess Group there are 10 members. There is no party or dates to organise with others.

• The club runs for ten months.

• Each member agrees to spend a minimum of £15.00 per month.

• Each month a different club member is chosen to be the host or hostess.

• You do not actually have to host a workshop at home – it’s like having a virtual party. If you want to you can have a real workshop or get orders from your friends too the month you are hostess and boost your sales.

• When it is your turn to be the hostess you are guaranteed to receive minimum of 25 Hostess £'s to spend in the catalogue either on exclusive Hostess Sets and Accessories or from anywhere else in the main or mini catalogues.

You also get a free copy of the current catalogue . And some months you may also find something extra from me just to say thanks in your parcel!

By joining my Virtual Hostess Club you get the chance to spread the cost while building up your Stampin' Up! collection, and still being able to enjoy the free benefits. It’s that simple.

All orders are shipped to me and I distribute them to everyone in the group.

If you are interested or would like more details then please contact me at sassystampers@gmail.com  

 Hostesses will be chosen in the order in which they contacted me.

 

 

 

Hobbycrafts Show Day 4

Well we all managed to get back to the Hobbycrafts Show at Bluewater, Kent again today despite the snow. The main roads from Bromley where I was staying with Pat and her family were pretty clear. After the car had been cleared of snow we set off taking a slightly longer route to get on the A2 (I think) to head towards Bluewater.

After a slight wrong turn we were back on track as we turned into another road to see a badly damaged car in the road in front of us. It had skidded and hit a lamppost and been left.... Or so it had seemed!

Next thing the doors opened up and both the driver and passenger got out amongst lots of steam or smoke and as we pulled along side we saw both airbags had been deployed! Luckily they were both OK and were in the care of a passerby who'd seen the accident. If we had been a minute earlier it could have been us and not the lamppost that they hit!

Once we had arrived we still arrived with 15 mins to spare. So we got a cuppa to warm up and set us up for the day.

We had a lot of laughs during the day and a fair few die-hard crafters who braved the elements to come see us.

Our Make and Take for the day was designed by Annette. I had a go at making it and you can see it here....




At last today I finally got to take a picture of our stand in full. It looked fabulous. Kim & Shirley had done such a sterling job of settling up in the freezing cold on Wednesday. With all the little bits we each added I think you'll agree it was such a wonderful and inspiring stand.














I'm sorry I didn't get to blog more but we were very busy over the weekend and I didn't have such a good signal in the building to be able to do more updates. That and we were very busy most days meeting all the lovely ladies and gents too that stopped by to see us.

Take care and Happy Crafting!




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