What’s the perfect gift for a papercraft lover? A Stampin’ Up! gift certificate! Recently my friend wanted to give her sister a gift and finally decided on giving her a gift certificate from Stampin’ Up! I created a criss cross card for her so she could deliver the certificate in style.
Stampin’ Up! certificate
Stampin” Up! Gift Certificate
Do you know someone who is addicted to stamping or maybe you want to drop a hint to a significant other? I can create a Stampin’ Up! gift certificate with the recipient’s favorite colors redeemable exclusively through me, (minimum $35) or I can create an e-card gift certificate in 24 hours as a last-minute gift.
To order a gift certificate, email me the following:
- Your name and contact information.
- Recipient’s name and address (or I can send the certificate directly to you).
- Requesting hand-made gift certificate card or e-card?
- Special colors, theme (for example, birthday, Christmas) or other details.
- Short message (optional)
- How would you like it signed (for example, “Your friend_____” or “Your Favorite Sister”)?
- Date you would like the certificate sent? I will pay the postage.
- For e-card gift certificates, please provide the recipient’s email address.
- The gift certificates must be redeemed through me and recipients must live in the U.S.
After receiving the above information, I will send you an invoice for payment on PayPal or major credit card. I will create the gift certificate upon payment.
To create a criss cross card go here to Beate’s tutorial on Splitcoaststampers.
Criss Cross Card
Stamp Sets: Secret Garden, Itty Bitty Bits
Paper: Cardstock: Whisper White, Melon Mambo, Pacific Point; Sunshine and Sprinkles Designer Series Paper
Ink: Daffodil Delight, Melon Mambo, Pacific Point
Acessories: Big Shot, Top Note die, Secret Garden framelits, basic rhinestones, Gumball stitched ribbon
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