Stampin Up Convention ~Inspire Create Share 2014. My first Stampin Up convention. What a busy but unforgettably fun experience!! One of the best parts of the convention is the general swapping that happens throughout the convention. Everywhere from in the … Continue reading
I am so excited, and a little overwhelmed to have the opportunity to attend Stampin Up’s 2014 convention: Inspire. Create Share!
As part of a new recruit incentive, I was able to attend convention for FREE!! The attendance was waived for new recruits so I only need cover my expenses.
One of the big parts of convention is the swapping. There are many organized swaps, in addition to the ‘general swaps’. Essentially guests of the convention go around networking with other demonstrators, and instead of exchanging business cards, we will exchange GREETING cards! How cool is that?! The purpose is to get ideas for workshops and share your ideas with others. Initially I didn’t plan on making general swap cards as I was on a very limited budget – but the more I thought about it I changed my mind. This is my first convention, and in the chance that I do not have the opportunity again to go back I wanted to make sure I make the most of this experience.
Here are my cards that I made for the organized swap:
Here are the two cards that I made for the general swaps – these are both past projects that I made in workshops:
The second card is also a previous workshop project:
I will be live tweeting from Convention so be sure to follow me on Twitter: @stamprightup
You can also see fun pictures of the highlights on my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/StampRightUp?ref=br_rs
Phewf! It’s been a little while since I have been able to post an update for you all! A lot has changed for me, and I am now back in British Columbia in New Westminster. Now that my craft room is all unpacked I am finally able to hold card making workshops again. (YAY!)
The first class I did was a huge success so I hope that some of you will be able to join me for my second workshop in New Westminster. The theme for this card making workshop is “Birthday Bash”. Birthdays happen all throughout the year – so be prepared for them! This workshop will feature 3 cards: one feminine, one masculine and one junior (child / tween) card.
All the materials you need will be provided to make each card, all you will need to bring with you is basic supplies like Tombow or snail, pop dots / dimensionals and fine pointed scissors along with any other tools you find useful when crafting! I provide the project kits, complete with all materials and pre-cut card stock; all you need to do is learn the fun techniques and assemble the projects!
Here is the masculine birthday card design we will be making in this workshop:
Stampin Up Traveler, World Map & Postage Due Masculine Birthday Card by Wendie Bee
Here is what I used to make this card – click the item to purchase the supplies in my online store:
STAMPS:
CARD STOCK:
INK:
MISC:
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You’ll be able to order a selection of Project Life products starting May 1! And with the launch of our new annual catalog on June 2, you’ll be able to buy from our complete line of Project Life products.
Can’t wait that long? Stampin’ Up! demonstrators will be able to order the limited selection starting April 21. So if you’re a demonstrator make sure to check the demonstrator website that day; if you’re not a demonstrator, sign up and you can order the products early (and at a discount too!) Click here for details on joining >
Here are the items you’ll be able to purchase on May 1:
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This weekend I just recently got my “Perfect Blend” stamp set from Stampin Up. I saw it in the catalog but didn’t think I loved it… until it arrived. I give a lot of coffee gift cards throughout the year to many people as thank you gifts and I wanted to come up with something that is non-seasonal. Here is what I came up with:
Here are the supplies I used to make this card:
Stamps: Perfect Blend, Dictionary background stamp
Paper:
Ink: Crumb cake, chocolate chip
Tools: Word bubble framelit
Misc: Early espresso 1/8″ ribbon, gold sequins
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I can’t believe it!! My first video tutorial!! It’s *really* basic, so be gentle with me – but I have an even better understanding of what I will do different next time so each video will get better and better!!
For my first video, I chose to do a tutorial on how to make the rainbow card I posted recently (click to find the list of supplies you will need to make this card)
Spring is a little late this year, so I thought I would create my own happy spring right in my craft room!
This rainbow card is SUPER easy to make, and took about half an hour start to finish. AND it made TWO rainbows, so I can make two cards at a time!
This is the first one I made – be sure to check back as I will be posting my second card, along with a tutorial on how to create them!
Here are the supplies I used to make this card:
Stamps: Delightful Dozen (sentiment)
Paper:
Ink: Night of Navy
Tools: Circle Framelits, small heart punch
Misc: Silver ribbon
Hi Stampers! I recently attended a team event where my sideline Karine showed us this Bunny box as the make & take. I had seen Tami White’s version on her youtube channel and loved Karine’s modifications to the design, so I thought I would pass it along to you as well. These bunnies are super adorable and could be used for any occasion, not just Easter! I have also seen this bunny created in brown (Stampin Up’s Chocolate Chip) which was also super stinkin cute.
Here are the projects I made:
Bunny Box free tutorial by Stamp Right Up Wendie Bee
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With Sale-A-Bration is coming to a close, I thought I would share this card I cased using the Banner Blast stamp and coordinating punch set. I just LOVE how easy this card is to make!! I saw this card in my meanderings through social media somewhere and just HAD to case it – I love the clean & simple design. I made a few of these cards to keep on hand to have ready when I want to send someone a note – this card is SUPER easy and quick to make multiples of at one time; almost easier than making only one!!
Sale-A-Bration 2014 Banner Blast by Stamp Right Up
Here are the supplies I used to make this card:
Stamps: Banner Blast, Delightful Dozen (sentiment)
Paper: Crumb cake, whisper white (inside panel & stamped images)
Ink: Crisp Cantaloupe, Coastal Cabana, Smoky Slate, Daffodil Delight, Pistachio Pudding
Tools: Banner blast punch, itty bitty shapes pack flower punch
Misc: Sweet Sorbet Crisp Cantaloupe cord, pearl
*If this is your design, please comment below with the link to your original card so that I can give you credit for the design*
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