Stampin’ Up! Retired Sets for Sale

I just have too much stuff. And, because I try to only use products that are currently available on my blog, I need to stop hoarding retired stamp sets. It was very difficult to do, but I managed to go through all my stamp sets and part with many of them. Even some of my favorites. I am selling them for 1/2 off the original price. Sale-a-bration sets and hostess sets are $5 each.

Most of the stamp sets are used. Some used quite a bit, some hardly used. Some have never been used. In any case, they are still high quality rubber that should last a very long time. The only sign of use is stained rubber, which doesn’t affect the stamped image.

Here’s how it works:

• The list price and sale price are listed below. I did a quick download of an image for each one, so you can click on it to see the stamp set. However, they are not to scale. So, if you see one you like, I would search it on SplitCoastStampers to see actual cards made with it.
• First come, first served. The email dated with the earliest “sent” date in my Inbox gets the set. I will update this post as I sell the items.
• If there are some sets you definitely want but would like a little more time to review the whole list, send me your initial selections and I will put them aside for you while you work through the list!
• When you make a request, email me with your ZIP CODE and your COUNTRY. If you are outside the US, check usps.com for rates to your country first, as it ain’t cheap! For estimation purposes, 4 wood-block stamp sets will weigh 2-3 pounds.
• I will weigh your selections and give you a shipping quote. I use USPS because it is the cheapest. If you live in Dallas, you can pick it up to avoid shipping.
• Payment will be via Paypal. I will calculate your total and send you an invoice via email. Once paid, I will ship! If you want your items sent to an address different than the one on your Paypal account, please be sure to let me know.
• Payment must be made within 24 hours or I will release it to the next buyer.

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