It’s great to have Ann home and we loved sharing her Stampin’ Up! swap cards from the 2025 OnStage convention. Ann told some stories, shared the swaps she received and made a sneak peek card with a new set.
Plus, she shared the t-shirt she won when they tossed t-shirts into the crowd. She didn’t catch it, but instead, picked it up off the floor when it landed.
You can watch the video below or watch it here on YouTube for at least 25 cardmaking ideas from those swaps.
All the Stampin’ Up! swap cards were made with items you may already have on hand. But at the end, she made a card with a new set that everyone was given at the Raleigh convention. And the best thing was that her dear friend designed it when she made her million dollars in sales!
Here’s the Quick Sneak Peek Card
Even cutting the paper was quick!
Besides sharing a new set, she used Moody Mauve paper and ink which are both going away soon. We’d never used it with Bubble Bath before.
You could make a bunch of these with only a few minutes to cut out, a few minutes to run your dies and a few minutes to stamp and assemble.
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Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to go this time. I waited too long to make up my mind, and by then it was too late. I did want to say that I love your swaps and will be CASEing several. Also, I hope I wasn’t that one roommate who didn’t measure up! I will always remember your kindness in inviting me to share your room when I had forgotten (so dumb) to reserve one. Thanks again for that.
Judi Carpenter
Ann told me about what a nice time she had with you at her 2nd Leadership in Memphis. That was the time that different people stayed on different nights. But you, Judi, will always have a warm spot in her heart. She assured me of that.