Retired Stamp Sale Update

Just updating you with the pre-loved sets I still have available for purchase. Most have been sold but you can still pick up a bargain if you hurry. They will be available for purchase until April 30th and then I will be put them up for sale through other avenues.
All these sets have been pre-loved but
are in good working condition. Prices are indicative of this.
Please contact me at stampin@vanessawebb.net with your selection and
I’ll ship them directly to you (within Australia only). Payment is
required in full by cash or direct deposit before delivery.
2008/2009 Catalogue sets:
p42 Eat Cake $20  SOLD
p46 Polka Dots and Paisley $20
p47 Pola Dots and Petals $20  SOLD
p76 Looks Like Spring $30  SOLD
p92 Happiness Background $15 SOLD
p100 Sweet Sampler$15 SOLD
p107 Floral Background (very gently used) $25 SOLD
p116 It’s A Date $15 SOLD
p117 Expressive Flexible Phrases $45  SOLD
Hostess Sets:
p17 Party Punch $20
Wheels :
p28 Gifts Galore $5  SOLD
p62 Matey’s Map $10  SOLD
p91 Speckled $8  SOLD
2007/2008 Idea Book and Catalogue :
Letter Press Alphabet (Large) $35 – was $79.95 new SOLD
Glad Tidings $30
Label Classics $30  SOLD
2006/2007 Idea Book and Catalogue :
Around the Block (Hostess level 1 set) $15
Furnished with Love (hostess level 2 set) $25
So Very (sale-a-bration set) $20
I couldn’t post today without sharing this card with you……..

Do you recognise the stampset??
It’s the set Good Friend from the new catalogue. I saw a card on Split Coast Stampers using this idea……the artist credits her son with coming up with the idea of using the Birdie stamp as a whale by flipping it the other way, and then using one of the flower stamps as the water spurt. Kids are amazing how they see things from a different perpective.
To accentuate the flower “spurt” I’ve stamped it in Versa Mark, poured on some heat and Stick Powder (you’ll find this on the same page as the new Fine Super Nova Glitter and Sticky Cuts Letters in the new catalogue) heated and then sprinkled with Dazzling Diamonds.
Just another example of the versatility of Stampin’ Up! stamp sets……….
If you’ve discovered another way to use a stampset share it in your comment and post a link to your sample……..we’d love to see what you come up with!