Cricut Demonstrators Needed -fyi

Hi Lynn,

Thank you for your interest in the Cricut Demonstrator positions. I am listing a brief job description and current available stores below for your convenience. If any of the store locations are near you please answer the questions as well. If not, please feel free to share the position with all of your family, friends and blogs, all referrals are greatly appreciated. Thanks so much and I look forward to speaking with you.

CRICUT DEMONSTRATORS NEEDED IN YOUR AREA – GET PAID FOR YOUR HOBBY

Experienced Scrapbook lovers that have a passion for their Cricut machines, get paid to do something that you consider a hobby. We are seeking Cricut Demonstrators / Sales Specialist for retail stores in several states to demonstrate various models of the Cricut machine on the weekends at major craft store. Great Pay!

Store Locations:

Michaels US

8571 Old Seward Hwy
Anchorage
AK

4154 Commonwealth Ave
Eau Claire
WI

1500 E Empire St
Bloomington
IL

6601 S Westnedge Ave
Portage
MI

416 N Marketplace Blvd
Lansing
MI

41904 Ford Rd
Canton
MI

5125 Jonestown Rd Ste 445
Harrisburg
PA

6212 E Lloyd Expy
Evansville
IN

BRIEF JOB DESCRIPTION
· Retail Stores: Michaels and JoAnne’s Craft Stores
· Great Hourly Rate and Administrative Pay Provided (Call or email for details)
· Dress Code: long sleeve white shirt and black slacks, apron provided
· Schedule: 1 day a week on the weekends, possibly through the end of the year
· Work JoAnne’s – Saturdays (1-5) or Michael’s – Sundays (1-5pm)
· Materials will be provided for all demonstrations, no out of pocket expenses
· Must be able to submit to drug screen and background check

· This is a sales driven position, although you are demonstrating your favorite product, the main priority is to sell the product and heavy customer interaction

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
· Do you own a Cricut machine and if so, what model?
· How many cartridges do you own?
· What types of projects do you make?
· Are you available weekends:
· Your name:
· City and state:
· Telephone number:
· Email:
· Store locations convenient for you:

Darlene Scott

Talent Acquisition Department

Campaigners, a Division of Advantage Sales & Marketing

Toll Free: 888-882-2025 Ext 16783 / Direct: 310-321-6783
909 N. Sepulveda Blvd, Suite 200, El Segundo, CA 90245

darlene.scott@campaigners.com / www.campaigners.com

Craft time

I know its been awhile since I've posted a new project however I have been busy crafting. I borrowed my friend & fellow crafter, Linda's Cricut cartridge Christmas/Noel and have been cutting out Christmas trees, houses, wreaths and more like crazy!  They aren't put together yet - I'm saving that project for evenings when I'm sitting watching TV.  Once I finished that I pulled out 3 cartridges I got last Christmas and haven't done very much with.  I've been cutting snowmen out along with their outfit from the Cricut cartridge Snow Friends.  Those too will get put together some evening. 

how do you fix mistakes?

These are the last 2 card designs that we created last Saturday at Kathy's Stamp Camp.  As I mentioned most of the products used were Stampin' Up products.  I love the polar bears but I messed up on both cards when I stamped Celebrate the Season on the front of the "snow" so I've done 2 different fixes on the cards at left - neither of which I like.  How do you fix stamping errors or artwork that doesn't meet your expectations?  In this case on the top cards I'm probably going to try and redo the snow bank completely and reattach the polar bears - not sure if I'll be able to do that without ripping the paper.  The middle card I'll probably leave as is.  The polar bears are made with different size circles for the bodies, an oval for the adult bear's head and circle for the baby bear's head.  The snouts are made by cutting an oval in half (appropriately sized).  The ears were made by 2 different size hole punchs as are the noses.  Eyes & eyebrows were colored by a black pen.

More cards from Stamp Camp

Here are 2 more of the cards we made yesterday.  Both are very simple to make.  Two more designs tomorrow!

Stamp Camp cards

Here are 2 of the six cards we made this morning at Kathy Atherton's Stamp Camp.  We made 2 of each style.  Three hours flew by in a flash!  Kathy is a Stampin' Up rep so most of the materials used are Stampin' Up products.  I love going to classes because I always learn something new, use color combinations I would not have tried, use tools in new ways and have a lot of fun.  Since this was my first time to Kathy's Stamp Camp I also got to meet a lot of new people!  Kathy's next stamp camp is Fri & Sat Sept 10 & 11.  I'm hoping to go on the 11th.  Wild Wind Folk Art & Craft Show is that weekend but I'll plan to do that on the 12th.  Two more cards tomorrow.

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Can't believe how fast the days got away from me!  First, I flew out to Seattle for 5 days visiting my youngest son and his fiancee in Seattle.  My oldest son flew in from California to make it a mini family reunion.  After that I came home and we spent a furious week cleaning the house for their visit this week.  Anyways, I just pulled this info from Sharon Harnists' blog Paper Perfections and wanted to share it with you. 

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Their website is http://www.justritestampers.com/ and it took just minutes to enter the information needed.  Their catalog is normally $6.95 plus shipping!  Good deal!