Perfect for Stampin' Up!® demonstrators! Planning your next craft class, workshop, or club? This fun technique class features nine different ways to use Stampin’ Spritzers across five fabulous projects using the Fern & Flora bundle and 3D embossing folder from Stampin’ Up!® It’s unbranded so you can add your own logo for your own classes (please read Terms of Use below).

I suggest including a pack of two Stampin' Spritzers and one sponge dauber in the class, then inviting people to purchase the Fern & Flora bundle and 3D embossing folder if they wish.

This version is for A4 cardstock and includes measurements in metric and imperial. Please stick to metric OR imperial when making the projects and sometimes there are very slight variations.

Prepping kits? Consumables required

(this includes some extra to account for errors)

5 sheets Watercolour Paper
1 sheet Thick Basic White
1 sheet Basic White
1 sheet Basic Beige
1 sheet Shaded Spruce
1 sheet Secret Sea
1 sheet Soft Sea Foam
1 sheet Berry Burst
1 sheet Old Olive
60cm (24") Linen Thread
22cm (9") Secret Sea ribbon

Class attendees will need:

Fern & Flora stamp bundle
Additional greeting stamps if desired
Fern & Flora 3D embossing folder
Small hole punch
Die-cutting machine
Two Stampin’ Spritzers
Sponge dauber/sponge
Clear block C

Ink pads

Black, Secret Sea or Night of Navy
Berry Burst
Old Olive
Shaded Spruce

Ink refills

Old Olive
Secret Sea or Night of Navy

TERMS OF USE
You may:

add your own logo and branding to the PDF by any means. I suggest uploading it to Canva.
use this tutorial for paid craft classes, workshops, or clubs.
print this tutorial for inclusion in a kit for paying class attendees.
share photos of your finished projects or class samples online without tagging or crediting the creator.

You may not:

sell the PDF file or bundle it as a digital product.
share the PDF with other demonstrators.
upload the PDF to a blog, Facebook group, shared drive or other website.

The tutorial is licensed to the purchaser only. The written guide, photos, and unique layout belong entirely to Helen Read, Allthingsstampy.

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