Dino Days Bundle and new Kit in a box!

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THIS week is going to be Dino week! I have 7 cards to show you one for every day and I have added a Kit Box to my Kits page for April. You order from me the Dino Days stamp set and Dino Dies as a bundle (which is 10%off buying them separately) for £47.50 and I will add some supplies to make 6 cards including a piece of each of the 6 designs of co-ordinating paper. 


You can either order online with the April hostess code and I will send the kit pieces, including envelopes, along separately or you can order by emailing me and paying direct to bank and I will post it all to you in a little box. See my kit page for details of the April box and how to buy. You only buy the bundle - the kit pieces are free if you use the hostess code when you buy.
In the meantime day 1 of Dino cards week starts on Monday.
Also check out my online store - Stampin Up have made some changes so it is looking all different and shiny! While you are there go to the clearance rack and see if there is still the excellent bundle called 'Everything is Rosy' this is a whole stack of stamps, dies, 6x6 card embellished with copper, copper paint, 2 rolls of ribbon and some copper dots along with some other card embellishments and bits and pieces - reduced from £74.00 to £40.50 (and alongside this I have a special offer that if you buy it with one ink pad I will send you a SECOND ink pad of your choice for free!! Therefore if you dont already have the night of navy and melon mambo ink or maybe you prefer blushing bride (a lighter pink) you can stock up on ink pads at the same time. You have to buy this bundle online because it is on clearance rack I will not be able to order for you its one of those products that just disappears from the shop once it has sold out and I expect it will be gone soon. 

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