Policies

This is a personal web site of Trina Caraway, an Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, and I am responsible for its content. Stampin' Up! does not endorse the use of or contents of the classes, services, or non-Stampin' Up! products I may offer here.

Class Policies

RSVP is required by the date set when the class is scheduled so that I know how many supplies to purchase for the class. If you do not RSVP, you will have no supplies for the class.

Price is to be paid in full prior to the class so that I can purchase materials for the class. NO REFUNDS.

If you are unable to attend the class at its scheduled time, you may attend another class, pick up your materials from me, or sell your spot to someone else. If you choose to sell your spot to someone else, that transaction is between you and the buyer. Just let me know who will be attending in your place.

Stamps and Whiskers Copyright Policy

Rather than reinventing the wheel, I requested permission from another very talented stamper, Diane Pappas, to borrow her copyright policy for my blog. Please e-mail me at stampsandwhiskers@gmail.com with any questions.

All cards, scrapbook pages, and other designs posted on my blog or website are offerred to the public as inspiration for personal work. Personal work consists of making items for anything that does not result in monetary gain, i.e. personal scrapbooks, cards to be given away. Please do not "lift" or "CASE" my work and submit it to magazines or contests claiming them as your own.

POSTING INSPIRED WORKS IN WEB GALLERIES: If you find yourself inspired and would like to share your creation on the internet, please note where you found the original idea.

EXCEPTIONS TO MONETARY GAIN RESTRICTION: Being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, I understand the need to constantly keep demonstrations and projects current. You are welcome to use any of my cards/projects just as they are without any modifications (unless you want to--that's up to you!) in demonstrations with one small request. Please let your customers and guests know that you were inspired by a card/project found on the internet. Say something like, "It's so easy to make cards! If you're new at this or a bit lost at creating your own cards, there are plenty of websites with ideas. In fact, I got this card from a fellow Stampin' Up! demonstrator's weblog."And then if they ask where, please pass along my website address. :)

Thanks! Trina