As we get close to saying goodbye to both the Occasions Catalogue and the 2018/19 Annual Catalogue Stampin' Up! has provided us with a list of products that are retiring and will no longer be available after June 3rd (or once supplies run out). I have posted the complete lists in the Create & Share FB Group files for you to reference but I highly recommend using the online store to see the complete list easily - see below as I quickly walk you through how to see items easily.
Also there are several stamps set that are listed as retiring BUT they will continue in the new annual catalogue but as new Cling Stamps - originally these stamps were offered in clear-mount and/or wood-mount and will continue to be while supplies last or until the 2019-2020 annual catalog begins, at which point they will be transitioned to cling. See the full list below. I will be back to explain this awesome transition to cling and all the benefits later this month - but for now know that this is a good thing!
OTHER UPDATES
Retiring In Colours | It will be hard to say goodbye to Tranquil Tide, Lemon-Lime Twist, Fresh Fig, Powder Pink and Berry Burst - so be sure to grab the retiring In Colours inks, refills and paper products while they are still available! They tend to sell out quickly.
Stock Up NOW! When the new catalog is released, there will be some modest price increases on a select products, including card stock, Designer Series Paper, Foil Sheets and embossing powder. See a list of all price changes in the Create & Share FB Group files.
The Stampin’ Trimmer is retiring | A replacement trimmer or paper cutter will be released in the future (date to be determined). If you would like a Stampin’ Trimmer or replacement cutting blades, please order them now (while supplies are available). As of April 15, you can order up to SIX packages of cutting blades (set of two per package).
NEW & IMPROVED DIE & EMBOSSING FOLDER DESIGNS COMING! A new die and embossing folder style will be introduced in the 2019-20 Annual Catalogue. You can find all of the details on the Q & A here. The current die cutting machine (Big Shot) will retire and be replaced with a new one in the future (date to be determined).
I’m excited to see what’s coming!