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Jeannette Swain

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Tutorial Instructions by Jeannette Swain Page 1 Big Shot Flower Daisies What you will need:  Big Shot  Flower Daisies #2 Die (114520)  1-1/4” Punch  Boho Flowers Punch  Two-way Glue Pen  Crop-A-Dile  Assorted card stock  Ribbon Project Instructions First for the tags, I used two of each of the daisies and glued them together. What I discovered when doing this is that if you press in the middle, it gives it more dimension. LOVE it! ©CraftyPerson Production 2008 All Rights Reserved Page 1 Tutorial by Jeannette Swain. Artwork © 1990-2009 Stampin’ Up!® Tutorial Instructions by Jeannette Swain Page 2 ©CraftyPerson Production 2008 All Rights Reserved Page 2 Tutorial by Jeannette Swain. Artwork © 1990-2009 Stampin’ Up!® Tutorial Instructions by Jeannette Swain Page 3 Alternate Now, as if THAT wasn't enough, I decided to make some flowers that I can put on the table. What I did this time was use 4 daisies of each size, glued them together as before, but this time, I used my bone folder to curl the petals. Here's what I came up with: **Same Technique except used different card stock and curled the ends ** Here’s a close-up of the flowers. ©CraftyPerson Production 2008 All Rights Reserved Page 3 Tutorial by Jeannette Swain. Artwork © 1990-2009 Stampin’ Up!® Tutorial Instructions by Jeannette Swain Page 4 Big Shot Flower Daisies Tutorial Instructions Name Jeannette Swain ...

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Tutorial Instructions by Jeannette Swain

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Big Shot Flower Daisies

What you will need:



Big Shot



Flower Daisies #2 Die (114520)



1-1/4” Punch



Boho Flowers Punch



Two-way Glue Pen



Crop-A-Dile



Assorted card stock



Ribbon

Project Instructions

First for the tags, I used two of each of

the daisies and glued them together.

What I discovered when doing this is

that if you press in the middle, it gives

it more dimension. LOVE it!

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Alternate

Now, as if THAT wasn't enough, I

decided to make some flowers that I

can put on the table. What I did this

time was use 4 daisies of each size,

glued them together as before, but

this time, I used my bone folder to

curl the petals. Here's what I came up

with:

**Same Technique except

used different card stock

and curled the ends **

Here’s a close-up of the flowers.

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Big Shot Flower Daisies Tutorial Instructions

Email

[e-mail]

Blog

http://www.stampsnwhatnot.com/

Name

Jeannette Swain

Hometown

Centreville, Virginia

Part-time/Full-time

Both! I work full time

which amounts to 50-60

hours a week. I like that

job, but I LOVE my

Stampin' Up! business!

Family

My wonderful husband

Gary and our 2 dogs,

Angel & Max.

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Do you have an example of what has worked for you lately?

[JS] :

I've started a series called "Over the Top" which are over the top cards such

as a Diorama Card Class, a Stairstep Card Class, a Spiral Card Class. These have

worked well

CPP: Do you have an example of what hasn't worked for you?

[JS] :

Believe it or not, sharing of product. I offered paper shares, ribbon shares,

embellishment shares & marker clubs. I overwhelmed my customers by offering

everything! My suggestion is not to offer everything, just one or two. Much better

response.

CPP: What is your biggest challenge and how are you working to overcome it?

[JS] :

Time! I have so many ideas of things I want to do, however, time is a factor. I

tend to over commit myself and I've had to really work on it this year. I'm not

participating in every single thing that comes up like I have in the past, but rather

focusing on what I know will work for me. This gives me more time to spend at

home or visiting our family and friends.

CPP: What have you done to retain your customers?

[JS] :

Keep in contact with them. I send out a couple of emails a month (thanks to

Debbie's services). That has really helped.

CPP: What have you done to retain your downline?

[JS] :

I send them emails, host swaps, have meetings when possible. I'm always a

phone call or email away to help them whenever they need me and I try to get

them an answer as quickly as I can.

CPP: Do you have any organizational tips?

[JS] :

I keep all of my cardstock in our paperholders organized by color family in

the order that they are in the catalog. that way, when I'm placing an order, I can

use that as a guide and quickly see what I need.

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CPP: Any tips regarding the project you are sharing?

[JS] :

It's pretty easy. Just use lots of adhesive so it doesn't fall apart. I suggest

glue dots.

CPP: What product is your biggest seller?

[JS] :

Stamp sets and punches.

CPP: Where do you find inspiration?

[JS] :

Everywhere. I'll see a color combo that I like and write the colors down. Look

around, you can find inspiration everywhere if you look for it.

CPP: What is your favorite part of the Stampin' Up! Website?

[JS] :

Stampers Showcase. I love it when one of my friends has a card up there.

CPP: Anything else you would like to share?

[JS] :

Just to keep at it. While times are tough and folks aren't spending near as

much as they were in the past, things will turn around. Becoming a Stampin' Up!

Demo is one of the best things I've ever done. I truly do love my job and the

friendships I've made are priceless!