Stampin Up Retired List Catalog?

[StampGroover]

Is there a Retired List Catalog to look thru so I can see the retiring stamps instead of just the names of the stamps....if not they should have one it would make it alot easier for me to see which one I want to buy...otherwise I just give up on trying....Anyone know?? Thanks

[crazy-crafter]

I don't believe there is a "catalog". When I get the retirement list, I go through my catalog using the list by "Page #" and Highlight the description of all the retiring sets in pink. Then I go back through the catalog looking at just the pink highlighted sets to decide what I "have" to have :mrgreen:

I also highlight in yellow when I purchase a set so I don't order it agin. (As if that would ever happen :rolleyes If it retires when I go over the yellow highlight with the pink highlight, it turns orange. That way I also know if it's orange I have the set and it is retiring.

[canben]

If you'd like to see the stamps and don't have a catalog (or a demo to get the catalog from) you can look at it online at www.stampinup.com.

[Kerrie7301]

the way I read the OP, I thought she may have been referring to a "mini" style catalog with just the retired sets in it. I don't see SU spending the money to do that, especially since such a large number of sets are being retired - I think it would definitely be cost-prohibitive.

[lbirus]

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Originally Posted by crazy-crafter

I go through my catalog using the list by "Page #" and Highlight the description of all the retiring sets in pink.

That's what I do and it really works, your eye goes to color.

Hey, so much is retiring, practically the whole catalog is going! How many are there retiring? Like over 200? It would be the same catalog practically!

[Vera]

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Originally Posted by StampGroover

Is there a Retired List Catalog to look thru so I can see the retiring stamps instead of just the names of the stamps....if not they should have one it would make it alot easier for me to see which one I want to buy...otherwise I just give up on trying....Anyone know?? Thanks

Belinda King (belindaking) has a great list in alphabetical order with hyperlinks to the on-line catalog on her blog. Check it out:

2007 Retiring List Made Easy

HTH,

Vera

[buttons2]

"Belinda King (belindaking) has a great list in alphabetical order with hyperlinks to the on-line catalog on her blog."


Wow, that must have been lots of work. TFS. Wanda

[belindaking]

Vera-- Thanks for linking to my blog! I just wanted to point out that Marni (http://stampmonkeys.typepad.com/) did most of the html for my list-- I just tweaked it for my website!