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WORK AT A CC!
Dawn on Sat 22 Mar 2008, 2:51 am
just seen jobs advertized lol this would be both heaven and hell at the same time..... all that craft and wonderful people to talk too 
.....But I would never have a wage packet as that would be spent at work and less time to do craft 
.....But I would never have a wage packet as that would be spent at work and less time to do craft _________________
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
susic on Sat 22 Mar 2008, 12:17 pm
Im now learning to say no at the moment it would be easy to buy everything in sight but you have to be realistic to. the job however is fantastic
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
Dawn on Sat 22 Mar 2008, 1:37 pm
Oh i'm sure its lovely i'm disabled now (well since Aug 07) and cannot work but it would be a great job i'm sure doing something you really enjoy and it attracts a lovely type of person I feel.
So does this mean I can ask you all about new stuff that is coming in? lol I loved the two scoops, will it come in any more styles? my CC has only one pkt and its so yummy I would love more. I'm going to Daisy Nook to look and perhaps purchace the Laura Ashley things mmmmm (My OH is too soft I have spent over £80 this week and he asked if I would like to go to craft shop today) Bless him I love him so much and fortunatly he loves me too
So does this mean I can ask you all about new stuff that is coming in? lol I loved the two scoops, will it come in any more styles? my CC has only one pkt and its so yummy I would love more. I'm going to Daisy Nook to look and perhaps purchace the Laura Ashley things mmmmm (My OH is too soft I have spent over £80 this week and he asked if I would like to go to craft shop today) Bless him I love him so much and fortunatly he loves me too
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
*emma* on Mon 24 Mar 2008, 4:57 pm
hehehehe, the new Laura Ashley stuff is lovely. The bird acrylic stamp would add lots of movement to a scrapbook page
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
Dawn on Mon 24 Mar 2008, 6:42 pm
ooh sounds lovely bought loads of LA bought some flower stamps didn't see any birdies
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
*emma* on Mon 24 Mar 2008, 6:46 pm
It's on the acrylic sheet rather than the wood mounted stamps sets!
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
Dawn on Mon 24 Mar 2008, 6:54 pm
oooh I know the ones you meen. "oh you are awful but i like it" lol dick emery qote lol
I don't need help spending money do that well enough lol but any helpful hints are always taken on board and then used, so that may be an addition to my craft boxes will have to buy more storage any ideas lol
I don't need help spending money do that well enough lol but any helpful hints are always taken on board and then used, so that may be an addition to my craft boxes will have to buy more storage any ideas lol
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
*emma* on Mon 24 Mar 2008, 8:33 pm
Buy them buy them buy them!
I use a folder for my acrylic stamps, on acetate then in plastic wallets. They can be divided easily into categories with dividers.
I use a folder for my acrylic stamps, on acetate then in plastic wallets. They can be divided easily into categories with dividers.
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Dawn on Mon 24 Mar 2008, 8:35 pm
oh your organised too i can't bare it you my new bestest friend we have so much in common lol
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
hokeycokey on Wed 02 Apr 2008, 2:09 pm
It is great to work at CC - but we do work hard! Yes, it's great to see new products and try them out first but we do have to compile orders, handle deliveries, merchandise, clean up, answer queries, be nice to (awkward!) customers, etc......
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Bows & Bells on Wed 02 Apr 2008, 8:24 pm
Crafters are nice people cant believe you have awkward customers! 
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cupid on Wed 02 Apr 2008, 10:03 pm
awkward customers dont know what you mean we always nice 
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
susic on Wed 02 Apr 2008, 11:28 pm
hokeycokey wrote:It is great to work at CC - but we do work hard! Yes, it's great to see new products and try them out first but we do have to compile orders, handle deliveries, merchandise, clean up, answer queries, be nice to (awkward!) customers, etc......
Yes I agree with all that is said not that we have any awkward customers
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
Dawn on Sun 06 Apr 2008, 12:07 pm
Well I'm sure you all work very hard, judging from another thread on here it has its perks lol so how is the delivery man these days you all still teasing him?
I'm Stumped how any one in crafting could be ackward
I'm Stumped how any one in crafting could be ackward
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Re: WORK AT A CC!
hokeycokey on Sun 06 Apr 2008, 5:45 pm
I'll retract the word 'awkward' and replace it with 'demanding' 
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