On Angel Wings: October 2008

All About ME!

Hello,
I first want to thank you so much for stopping by to see what I have been up to in my stamp room. For those of you that I have not had the pleasure of meeting, please let me tell you a little about myself. I am fortunate enough to be married to my best friend in the entire world, whom I had three beautiful children with. Alicia is 11, Nicholas is 5 ½, and Trevor is 4. There is NEVER a dull moment in this house.
When I first started out stamping I thought “This is pretty cool… but can I actually do this?” I mean, I come from the craftiest mother ever. She can paint and sew and anything else you can think of. I definitely was not gifted in those areas and it wasn’t for lack of trying. I attempted to sew and paint and was just awful at it. My mom said “you should at least learn how to sew a button”. And my response was “Nope! I can just pay someone to do it.” I was that hopeless. But when it came to rubber and cardstock my imagination just took over. It’s so relaxing and fun and you meet the best people stamping. So when I tell people “If I can do it, so can you”, you better believe it’s possible. I still can’t sew on a button but I can stamp the heck out of anything!
So I decided after I had Nicholas to try my hand at selling it. I thought, what better way to stay at home with the kids and make some extra cash? I was able to support my habit and make some extra cash while making new friends. I get paid to have fun… how many people can say that?
Thanks for stopping by. It was my pleasure to share my love of rubber stamping with you!

Sincerely,
Shannon Spears
"My name is Shannon and I am a Stampaholic."

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Stamp of the Month Available Nov 1st-30th

Monday, October 13, 2008

Pfall Pfreak Out Projects

So October 25th is the Pfall Pfreak Out at my son's school. I was asked to have a booth there and sell my clipboards, coasters and anything else it is that I make. So this week I was busy making paperclip bookmarks. I started off with 21 since I wasn;t sure how well they would sell. Well I only have 4 of them left after showing them off. So I have another 35 inthe works. But I thought I would share with you all how they turned off before they found new homes.