Close To My Heart ~ Another Fabulous VIP Special Offer!

We are excited to announce a new VIP exclusive special—the VIP Hip Hip Hooray Workshop! This kit has been designed to help us celebrate the first year of our amazing VIP Customer program, and as a Maker, you are invited to celebrate with us!

The VIP Hip Hip Hooray workshop kit includes includes some new, exclusive products: a party-themed paper packet + sticker sheet and a stamp set! The kit combines these new items with a few other materials that can be used for creating three 12" x 12" layouts and 8 slimline cards. The workshop projects are also loaded with great techniques that you don't want to miss!

To make it a true celebration, we'll be holding a virtual crafting event featuring this workshop on November 30. The event will be open to all Makers and VIP Customers and will be held in this Facebook Group! We'll be sending out the workshop instructions as the event draws closer.

This kit is available exclusively to Makers and VIP Customers using item VIP106 between now and December 31, 2021. Be sure you are logged in when you go to order your workshop kit!

We recommend that you place your orders as early as possible in order to make sure you have your workshop kits in time for the event! We are emailing this information to all VIP Customers.

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