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Preorder your Stamparatus starting November 16th!

UPDATE: The Stamparatus preordering window is closed.  The next ordering window is December 5, 2017.

EEEK! It's so exciting to share the news!

While at Onstage 2017, Sara Douglass, Stampin' UP!s CEO, demonstrated a new stamping tool called the "Stamparatus".
You are going to love it! Here's just a few reasons why you need one: 
·   Make multiple stamped images with ease
·   Consistently stamp crisp, clean images
·   If you want a darker impression, apply more ink and restamp—no need to start over
·   Make fewer mistakes, saving time and money

 and my favorite part of the Stamparatus:
·   Easily create 2-step, 3-step, and 4-step stamped images using the reversible plates!
Some specific details about the new Stamparatus:
·   Compatible with Stampin’ Up!’s red rubber and photopolymer stamp
·   Foam mat to use with photopolymer stamps
·   Rulers and gridlines for quick measuring
·   2 open sides so you can stamp on larger paper
·   2 reversible plates: a total of 4 surfaces to work with
·   2 magnets to hold the paper in place
·   Magnet storage areas 
and best of all
·   Retail Price: only–$49.00!!!  woo-who!

Take a look at how it works.  The side plates are removable and can be used on both sides.  They can also be moved up or down along the hinges to create a perfectly lined up row of stamped images!  

 The Stamparatus definitely made me say 'WOW":


With the launch of this tool, Stampin' UP! is trying something different. They are testing a new reservation system. It acts like a true preorder in that you reserve your spot and Stampin' UP! guarantees shipment as soon as the product arrives in their warehouse. 
This reservation system will allow Stampin' UP! to get the product to market as soon as possible while avoiding backorders and efficiently managing inventory.
This is a global launch and will feature three reservation windows. For each window, please note the following:
·   Reservation quantities are while supplies last.
·   Limit is 1 tool per customer per reservation window.
·   You can participate in multiple reservation windows.
·   In order to reserve your Stamparatus, you are required to provide your credit card information.
·   Credit cards will not be charged until the Stamparatus ships from our facility. When you close your order, be sure to verify that your credit card and shipping information is correct.

RESERVATION WINDOWS
AVAILABLE TO SHIP
November 16–30, 2017
Approx. February 1, 2018
December 5–30, 2017
Approx. March 19, 2018
January 15–30, 2018
Approx. April 15, 2018

For more information, Check out the PDF's below:


And lastly, Stampin' UP! has created a YouTube video regarding this new fun tool.  Check it out!


Should you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me!  Remember to reserve your Stamparatus starting November 16th!





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