Kaszazz Team Training Day September 2020

This weekend Kaszazz is releasing a new catalogue (can't show you just yet - later today I will).  As part of the weekend I got to participate in a Team Training Day held by my upline, in her home.  We get to see new products, and for a small charge we get a project pack to make up on the day (again, more on that later).   Also, there is a team challenge if you want to participate.  This year was to use any of the Kaszazz Christmas papers, stamps, dies, chipboard etc to make a project.  Here is mine:

It is a set of 3 split centre cards.  Here is what I used and I have added product numbers:
  • SB Essentials paper - Olive (4921)
  • SB Paper - Vanilla (1060)
  • SB Pages - White Smooth (7197)
  • Sketchy Kookaburra stamp (6440L) from Greetings from Australia collection
  • Sketchy Emu stamp (6443K) from above collection
  • Baubles and Bottlebrush stamp (6455K) from above collection
  • Bottlebrush Un-Cut stamp set (6451M) from above collection and you get bottlebrush and a leaf stamp
  • Sketchy Santa Hats Un-cut stamp set (6445H) from above collection and you get a small and large hat stamp
  • Word Montage - Merry Christmas stamps (6449M)
  • Watercolour pencils - 24 pencils in the tin (5475)
  • Archival Ink - Jet Black (AIP31468)
  • Stickles - Glitter Gels- Asteroid (SGT71334)

If you are interested in purchasing any of these or any of the great range of Kaszazz products please visit my Kaszazz website www.kaszazz.com/cart?consid=110787

I really enjoyed making these cards.

I also made a quick gift for each of the ladies (no men in our team, however men are able to join Kaszazz as a team member) from items that were on my desk.   I made them a  water bottle topper and  bottle of water, of course.

Thank you for looking, Margaret

Updated 18th December.   My 3 cards have been accepted and published to Kaszazz website.  Whoo Hoo.  


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