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Welcome to my Inky Ideas!
Here you will find the cards we've been making in our groups and lots more of my inky ideas!
If you would like to schedule a workshop or join one of my monthly groups and you live in the Ponca City or Kay County area, drop me an email or give me a call.
Phone: (580) 716-6624
Email: louannhutchins@live.com
If you would like to schedule a workshop or join one of my monthly groups and you live in the Ponca City or Kay County area, drop me an email or give me a call.
Phone: (580) 716-6624
Email: louannhutchins@live.com
Stampin' Schedule
April 12 - Stampin' at Nancy's
April 26 - New Ponca Group - meeting at Dione's house
May 10 - Stampin' at Nancy's
April 26 - New Ponca Group - meeting at Dione's house
May 10 - Stampin' at Nancy's
Lou Ann Hutchins
Stampin' Up! demonstrator since 2007
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- Lou Ann Hutchins
- Oklahoma
- MY STORY ................ The first time I tried stamping, was when we were first married and Better Homes and Gardens had an article about carving your own stamps out of an eraser and using your new stamp to decorate wrapping paper and cards. They had templates to use and I carved a teddy bear, a deer and a Christmas tree. That was years ago, and you could get a black stamp pad or a red one from an office supply store. I still have my "stamps" -- somewhere. Years later I was able to attend and then be hostess for a Stampin' Up! demonstration. I was hooked. Having a full time job, though, I never considered becoming a demonstrator. Then after everyone of my friends had a party, we kind of drifted away from stamping. Then, another lady became a demo and she signed up a friend. Deb started a Stampers 10 group and we were back on track. Again, the group dwindled off and Deb moved to Kansas. My sisters friend later had a party because her niece was a demo and I was able to attend her workshop. "Okay", I said to myself, "I miss this soooooooo much. Sign me up!" And that's my story, and I'm stickin' to it!
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