Masking Paper Technique Masterclass

I often hear that your favourite classes to teach are technique classes. They are so versatile and I love them too. We can teach just one technique and make several projects using it, we can add them into regular classes or we can teach a masterclass and show lots of different ways to use a product. 

My new online class for you to teach is just such a class - featuring a much overlooked but really fabulous product from our big catalogue - the Stampin' Up! Masking Paper. 

I am including not only the ten techniques but ideas for 10 co-ordinating cards so you can teach both together or pick and choose projects to suit your business. 

Here is what is included in the class 

• 10 techniques using the Stampin' Up! Masking Paper 
• Printable product hints and tips (no logos) to share with your customers - print A4 or US Letter size 
• Hints and tips video  
• Set up video for creating your memories and more technique file - plus some alternate ideas for you and your customers
• Printable layout examples showing how to assemble samples and instructions in a memories and more folder if required.   
• Printable index sheet   
• Printable instructions for each technique – editable with no logos configured for both A4 and US letter versions AND 9 copies of one technique per sheet for easy class prep. 
• A step by step video showing each technique 
• BONUS 10 co-ordinating Card ideas that you can teach 

I have kept my class price to just £10, which is usually about $14 US  - but at the time of typing it is less due to current exchange rates.

If you would like to order the class for just £10 you can order securely on Paypal by clicking below and I will email your class to you. 

I email as soon as I get your paypal notification - however if we are on other sides of the world I will send as soon as I wake up! 

If you would like to know a little more about the class, I have a short trailer video here. 

**NOTE: Products used in this class were current at the time the class was designed. In many cases an alternative stamp/punch/die or DSP design will work for the projects**