About Me

Being a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator is so rewarding. I get to stretch myself a little every day & offer fresh ideas & encouragement to help your creative juices flow.

This is more than just stamps and ink—it’s about sharing a part of yourself with the people you care about. When we stamp together, there’s a part of all of us in our projects.

Stampin’ with friends is more fun than stampin’ alone so let’s stamp together soon - even if it's on a live stream or Zoom!

To see where we're going, visit my dog's blog www.stamperdog.com To see professional accomplishments, read on...

I'm always a bit reticent to list accomplishments because what I do is more about my relationship with you than it is about me personally. Before I go there, I need to remind you that I never saw this happening to me, but it did.

It's not easy, but it is fun work. And the support of my family, clients and team was an important part too. The incentive trip, for example, is only earned by less than a tenth of one percent of demonstrators.

Here's the short story:

Placed in the top 100 U.S. Demonstrators 9 times
- Two of those times being in the Top Ten
- Placed in the top 200 World Demonstrators twice in the two years they've announced them.
Norwegian Fjords was our 18th Incentive Trip with Stampin' Up! (Starting with the Mexican Riviera earned in 2005 - traveled March 2006)
- We've been blessed to go places we hadn't even dreamt of including Figi, Italy, France, Bermuda, the Panama Canal, Spain, Greece and Thailand as well as Hawaii (3x), Alaska (2x) and Disney World.
- I've also gone on 7 Founder's Circle Trips during the years when Stampin' Up! gave the top 100 a week in Utah with our co-founder Shelli Gardner who was the CEO at the time.
I was honored to be chosen for the Stampin' Up! Advisory Board 2009/10.
But my most cherished thing was to be the recipient of the Heart of Stampin' Up! Award in 2005, an honor bestowed on one person annually.

“The claims published here are not representative of the typical Stampin’ Up! demonstrator. The level of sales required to achieve this result is accomplished by less than .001 percent of Stampin’ Up! demonstrators.”

Now that's done, let's get back to stamping!

CONTACT ME