Stampin' Up!® Information Page
If you're looking for a way to support your stamping habit, or a full or part-time job, then Stampin' Up® is what you're looking for.
Here are some answers to questions you may have:
What is in the Starter Kit?You have two Starter Kit options to chose from with Stampin' Up!® The first is our
standard starter kit, and the second is our
digital starter kit. Both kits have everything you need to start your business off successfully.
What will I do as a Demonstrator?The level of business you want to pursue as a demonstrator can only be decided by YOU. You may choose to become a demonstrator as a means to supporting your hobby; but, you may want to take the business further providing a second, or third, income to your family.
You can share your passion for rubber stamping with family and friends through in-home workshops and selling from the catalog. You can also recruit others and support them as they run their own Stampin' Up!® businesses.
You will choose your own hours and arrange your schedule to suit your needs.
Will I receive support and training as a Demonstrator?Of course! When you join, you become part of my team and I'm here to help you every step of the way. You'll also have the opportunity to attend many Stampin' Up! training events held around the country and online.
Not only that, but Stampin' Up!® provides numerous training resources for their demonstrators including magazines, Demonstrator Support agents, a demonstrator-only website and thousands of samples.
How can I make money as a demonstrator?Your customers will pay you directly and you will keep 20% of each order placed at the time of their payment. You can earn additional income through monthly volume rebates on your sales and those of your downline. In addition, you may want to teach classes or sell your cards, earning you more income.
What makes Stampin' Up!® different from other companies?Stampin' Up!® has become one of the top companies in the paper-crafting industry over the last 20 years. It has developed a reputation for quality products, innovative techniques and unparalleled support for their demonstrators.
Do I need to stock inventories of products?Not at all. You only order items when someone places an order and pays you in advance.
What is my cost to become a demonstrator?The cost for the standard starter kit is $125 and you can design it to suit your own style and needs!
What do I have to do to stay active as a Demonstrator?To stay active, you need to sell a minimum of $400 per calendar quarter. Since the average Canadian workshop total is $400, most demonstrators find they can achieve this in only one or two workshops.
If you are not interested in doing workshops and taking orders, you can simply let your demonstrator status lapse and keep the products for yourself.
Are there too many Demonstrators out there?Not at all. Here is a great YouTube video with an awsome answer to this very question.
Is this a Pyramid Scheme?
NO. Stampin' Up!® is a legal direct sales business and belongs to the Canadian Direct Selling Association.
If you have any questions about Stampin' Up!® or about becoming a Demonstrator, please contact me at stampnsteph@gmail.com
If you're ready to join now, click here and click "JOIN NOW".
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From elaborate with many details, to simple and sophisticated, these cards are perfect for the men in your lives!
This card was easy to create. Three simple colours, all co-ordinating. Matching Baker's Twine in Cherry Cobbler and one of our new Basic Designer Buttons. The ship is raised off the background using Dimensionals and the ship's background was stamped using nothing more than my "D" Clear Block...yep, just the block. 
Of course, the coordinating Framelits Dies for the Big Shot just makes this set even more enticing. Perfectly cut hearts and banners? The world is your oyster, go forth and create!
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