Close to My Heart ~ Workshop Wow: Smarty Pants!

These new workshops featuring the brilliant Smarty Pants paper collection are truly a class act! The workshop kits are available at a 20% discount when you purchase the kit that includes the stamp + Thin Cuts, but you can also purchase a kit without the Stamp or Thin Cuts at full retail price.

Order your workshop kit below and then download the easy-to-follow instructions, which will guide you through the creative process. With the scrapbooking workshop, you’ll create 3 two-page layouts and one single-page layout, while the cardmaking workshop will instruct you in creating 16 cards—4 each of 4 designs.

Smarty Pants Scrapbooking Workshop Guide

Smarty Pants Cardmaking Workshop Guide

Smarty Pants Scrapbooking Workshop Kit

CC6227

$84.75 $67.50

Smarty Pants Scrapbooking Workshop Kit (without stamp or Thin Cuts)

CC6228

$44.50

Smarty Pants Cardmaking Workshop Kit

CC6229

$64.75 $51.25

Smarty Pants Cardmaking Workshop Kit (without stamp + Thin Cuts)

CC6230

$25.75

Offer available through July 31, 2022, while supplies last. Shipping assessed on retail value of all items.

https://inmyworld.closetomyheart.ca/ctmh/promotions/2206-ww-smarty-pants.aspx

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