Demonstrator Manual - Stampin' Up!

y any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including
photocopying. Mass production, assembly-line construction,
production by workers for hire, or syndication of craftwork for
sale is strictly prohibited. Digitally created projects intended
for sale must be personally created by the selling artist.
2. All of Stampin’ Up!’s images are copyrighted, which
means that they may not be copied without permission.
To help protect the rights granted by these copyrights,
all items for sale using Stampin’ Up! images must
be marked with one of the images from the official
Stampin’ Up! Limited License stamp sets shown in the
catalog, or the digital copyright image included in the
My Digital Studio program, or available online.
3. There are no quantity limits for for-sale, handmade
craftworks that abide by the restrictions as stated in this
policy. However, you may only sell 150 total individual
items per calendar year of printed projects that were
digitally created containing Stampin’ Up! images unless
other permission has been requested and granted.
Calendars, cards, photo books, or other digitally created
projects apply to this limit.
4. Completed, handmade or digitally created (printed)
projects may be sold at competitive and non-competitive
permanent retail locations, as well as temporary craft
events, community fundraisers, and over the Internet.
In selling handmade or digitally created projects, the
seller must make it clear that the items are handmade or
personally created by the seller, and not a product of the
company. The seller may indicate that the supplies used
are from Stampin’ Up!, but the Stampin’ Up! logo may
not be used in any way for the sole purpose of promoting
the sale of handmade or digitally created projects.
5. You may not use Stampin’ Up! images for the purpose
of creating logos or company trademarks.
6. Digital files of any type containing Stampin’ Up! images
may not be sold under any condition.
7. Persons creating handmade or digitally created (printed)
items for sale are responsible for complying with any
state and local business and tax regulations.
8. Persons participating in this angel policy assume
all liability for suitability of their work and agree to
indemnify Stampin’ Up! from disputes arising from
their work.
9. Stampin’ Up! is a Utah corporation. The laws of the
State of Utah govern the policy. The state and federal
courts for Salt Lake County, Utah, will have exclusive
jurisdiction over any proceeding arising from this policy
and Salt Lake County, Utah shall be the exclusive venue.
Any failure by Stampin’ Up! to enforce any of its rights
will not constitute a waiver of such rights.
Advertising Policy
Stampin’ Up! regularly participates in advertising efforts
in order to promote and create opportunities for
demonstrators. Stampin’ Up! reserves the right to conduct any
national or international advertising or promotions including
on the Internet.
Demonstrators may also participate in advertising and
promotions efforts but must adhere to the following criteria.
Major advertising requires approval by Stampin’ Up! Major
advertising consists of, but is not limited to:
■ Major web sites or web services
■ Newspapers, magazines, event brochures, or telephone
listings
■ Television and/or radio
■ Commercial door-to-door (mass distribution)
With any major advertising, the demonstrator may list only
their contact information without preapproval. Inclusion of
additional text, the Stampin’ Up! logo, or any Stampin’ Up!
artwork in such an advertisement must be preapproved by
Stampin’ Up! before broadcast or publication.
To obtain preapproval, please fax, mail, or e-mail the request
to Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator Support. Label the request as
advertising approval request. Please send the following with
your request:
1. A copy of the final ad, script, or article
2. The name of the publication, broadcasting company,
or website that will run the piece and its contact
information
3. The expected date of publication or broadcast
Allow five business days for Stampin’ Up! to review and
approve submitted advertising requests and to respond.
Include your personal contact information.
Plan for sufficient time to prepare the material, receive
approval from Stampin’ Up!, make any necessary changes,
submit a final copy, and have the material ready for posting,
publication, distribution, or broadcast. Stampin’ Up! cannot