Inspire create share 2015 was a blast! What a fun way to spend a couple of days. Nice to make and craft, take classes and learn about new Stampin' Up! products. It was beyond nice, and a rare opportunity, to catch up with dear old friends. I sure miss my SU peeps. After three full days I am tired and inspired.
The event looked fabulous! It was the perfect size, just crowded enough. It's always great to leave with new free products, a super cool bag, win some prizes and receive deals on future purchases! I attended a great class on making quick & simple videos which I've challenged myself to create. SU Convention events will be changing in the future and it was great to see the "last" convention of its kind.
Inspire Create Share 2015
As I mentioned in earlier posts, I participated in a few organized swaps. The samples I received in return are pretty amazing. I'll do a quick post about those later this week. Fun stuff.
Until that happens below are some random display sample inspiration. These samples were created by the thousands of demonstrators that attended Convention.
Random snippets of display samples.
Snippets of display samples from 'Sprinkles of Life' Stampin' Up!
Snippets of display samples from 'No Bones About It' Stampin' Up!
Samples from Watercolor style sets: Work of Art, Over the Rainbow, & Watercolor Words Stamp sets.
Samples from Watercolor Wings
I can't wait for the Holiday mini to be released! Makers ... you will LOVE it! Below is just a few snaps of samples created from products in the Holiday mini. So much cute stuff. You can see an official catalog after August 4th. I would love to get one of these catalogs in your hands, drop me a note if you'd like me to send you a Holiday catalog. I barely scratched the surface on showing any Christmas products ... or really any of it!
2015 Holiday mini catalog samples - fun products are coming! Stampin' Up!
And just for fun... It is cool and rewarding to see such darling samples created with from sets you worked on. These are a few cards that I snapped pictures of. I wish I had more time to review the hundreds of display samples.
