Paper Wreath Kit

January 2017 promotion is a wreath kit. It is a lovely kit to start you back on your papercrafts and is a great beginners kit.  It makes a wonderful entrance to when people come to your door.

I have had a go at making the Welcome Home Wreath kit.  I have one on display in my studio.

There are four ways you can get the wreath kit:

  1. Buy it for $32—no qualifying purchase required!
  2. Get it for free with a qualifying $90 purchase!*
  3. Get it for free by hosting a party that reaches the second level of Hostess Rewards.
  4. Get it for free when you sign up to be a Consultant!

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