Stamp A Stack vs Kits???

[Marian Forrest]

I made alot of different Halloween items- 6 X 6 2 page layout scrapbook page, luminaries, basket for centerpiece, sucker covers, sour cream containers and cell-o toppers for candy. My question is how do I plan a workshop or class around these different items? I thought I was going to do a workshop first but the gal I talked to was more interested in Stamp A Stack but when I told her all the different things I had she wanted different "options" given so she could touch base with her friends to see what they might want to do. Sounds more like a stamp camp to me. This is a first for me, so I'm asking for ideas on what to do. I need to contact her Monday afternoon with what I've come up with. Help!!!
Marian
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[indyemmert]

If you are going to have a class, you should figure out which items you are going to make and what your cost is so you know what to charge. You are right that 3-D items are a class. A Stamp-a-stack is just cards, usually multiples. 2 each of 5 cards, etc.

[nmslmomto3]

sounds more like a stamp camp to me too. a stamp a stack to me is stamping at least two cards at a time.

[Marian Forrest]

That makes sense! I just made 4 different designs of Web Wishes, I could probably come up with one more and have them make 2 of 5 different designs. How much does a stamp a stack for 10 cards with envelopes go for?
Marian

[indyemmert]

I think it's usually $10-$15. It depends on how elaborate your cards are. Make sure you aren't losing money! I think Stamp-a-stack cards tend to be on the simpler side anyway so that it's not too hard to make multiples.

[su_marilyn]

Marian, you might get alot more response by posting this in the demo-only forums.