Paper Pumpkin Kits

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Hi Stamping Friend,

I thought you may want to know the differences between  the types of paper pumpkin subscriptions, as well as the difference between PAPER PUMPKIN AND OTHER KITS SOLD BY STAMPIN' UP!®. 


        UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS

2 ways to subscribe

MONTHLY PAPER PUMPKIN SUBSCRIPTION

  • You subscribe online at paperpumpkin.com where you set up a Paper Pumpkin account.
  • Starting the following month, you will receive a Paper Pumpkin box.
  • Its convenient, you order once and receive your kit each month without having to do anything else.
  • If you need a break, you can suspend your subscription (by the 10th of the month) and it will automatically resume the following month.
  • You can cancel your subscription at any time
  •  Its only $22 (USD)/ $30 (CAD) per month and shipping is included.
Click here for a monthly subscription

PREPAID pAPER PUMPKIN SUBSCRIPTIONS

  • Purchase a prepaid subscription code through the customer online ordering system (OLO), shipping is calculated when you check out.
  • The subscription code will be sent to the email address registered with the account.
  •  Redeem the code at paperpumpkin.com
  • Enjoy savings with 6 and 12 month subscriptions. 
  • Prepaid subscriptions qualify toward earning Stampin’ Rewards.  
  • Prepaid subscriptions qualify toward earning Sale-A-Bration rewards. 
  • They are great for gift giving.


1 MONTH

$21 USD | $28 CAD
shipping calculated at checkout
Item: 137858

3 MONTHS

$63 USD | $82.50 CAD
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Item: 137859

6 MONTHS

$114 USD | $158 CAD
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Save $1 Per Month
Item: 137860

12 MONTHS

$220 USD | $300 CAD
shipping calculated at checkout
buy 11 months, get 1 month free
Item: 137861













Click here to purchase a prepaid Paper Pumpkin code

What is the difference between Paper Pumpkin and other kits offered by Stampin' Up!®?

  1. Paper Pumpkin is a subscription. A new Paper Pumpkin kit is shipped monthly to all subscribers. The Kits Collection line is individual kits available through stampinup.com and they can be ordered at any time (assuming product availability).
  2. Paper Pumpkin kits are created to serve a variety of crafting levels. They are choreographed, all-inclusive, and a great option for those looking for a monthly crafting experience. The Kits Collection line will appeal to beginner crafters because a subscription is not required.
  3. Paper Pumpkin only hints at what is included so its a surprise each month when it arrives, the Kits Collection line pictures everything so you know exactly what you will be working with.
  4. Many Paper Pumpkin kits feature explore and discover elements that are designed to appeal to more experienced crafters or those looking to expand their creative experience. In contrast, Kits Collection kits are primarily meant to appeal to the new/beginner crafter. They provide a wide variety of options for different style preferences, occasions etc. The Kits Collection line also allows the customer to purchase a kit whenever they want to craft, providing more control and choice over their creative experience.
  5. Every Paper Pumpkin kit includes stamping, while Kits Collection kits have stamping and non-stamping options. This contributes to the price variety within the Kits Collection (which you don’t see with Paper Pumpkin).  

I hope this information was helpful. I really enjoy hearing from you, please leave a comment below. If you think someone else would enjoy my blog, please share it with them.

Have a lovely day!

Susan 🌄🖖

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