Anna Griffin Christmas cards

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I either get them on HSN when they have her as the day's special or I buy them on her website when she has a big sale. The sales are a couple times a year and I get an email telling me about them.
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You have to let me know about her sale.
Trixie wrote:I either get them on HSN when they have her as the day's special or I buy them on her website when she has a big sale. The sales are a couple times a year and I get an email telling me about them.
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I will. She is supposed to be on HSN on Tuesday at 11am and have new Christmas stuff. I will say her stuff sells out a lot. I have wondered why she doesn't have larger quantities because it sells out so quickly. I love her stamps. They leave beautiful clear impressions and her inks were the ones I had the best luck with during our recent stamp class. I know her style isn't for everyone, but the quality of her product is consistently good.
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Trixie wrote:I will. She is supposed to be on HSN on Tuesday at 11am and have new Christmas stuff. I will say her stuff sells out a lot. I have wondered why she doesn't have larger quantities because it sells out so quickly. I love her stamps. They leave beautiful clear impressions and her inks were the ones I had the best luck with during our recent stamp class. I know her style isn't for everyone, but the quality of her product is consistently good.
I was wondering about sales because the kits are expensive at $2 a card. I was shocked at the price but it looks like beautiful stuff and a lot of product.
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I think the price is a great trade out for the time (for me). If I had to design, stamp, die cut, add glitter, etc, etc...I'd still never come up with a card like this. I'd probably spend 2 hours per card and they still wouldn't be this beautiful.
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No, when it it the days special or on sale they are less than $1 a card. You just have to be willing to buy them in March or April. You also get the envelopes, the paper inserts with the sentiments, the pop dots, the ribbon... All you need is a pair of scissors.
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I'll try and remember and watch. I don't usually do TV during the day. Never seen her stamps
Trixie wrote:I will. She is supposed to be on HSN on Tuesday at 11am and have new Christmas stuff. I will say her stuff sells out a lot. I have wondered why she doesn't have larger quantities because it sells out so quickly. I love her stamps. They leave beautiful clear impressions and her inks were the ones I had the best luck with during our recent stamp class. I know her style isn't for everyone, but the quality of her product is consistently good.
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