Last week I attended Stampin’ Up!’s annual demonstrator event, OnStage. This was an online event like last year and is something we can do from the comfort of our own home. This year’s one was on Thursday night, and during the day on Friday and Saturday last week.
I didn’t get to see it all live as I had some school classes on Friday morning, and my Online Extravaganza event on Saturday afternoon. I watched all the sessions that time allowed. The good thing about it being online was that it was recorded and I can watch the sessions I missed later on in my own time.
Here are Shelli Gardner, the founder, and Sarah Douglass, the CEO of Stampin’ Up!
During the event we got to see some of the new product that will be in the January-June 2022 Mini Catalogue. We saw some amazing creations, as well as learned some stamping and business tips.
One of the events during OnStage@Home was the Master Stamper competition. It was enjoyable and inspiring to watch some of the staff of Stampin’ Up! craft and compete against each other.
This year is also Stampin’ Up!’s 15th birthday in the South Pacific. As part of OnStage@Home we all received this 15 years badge and a candle in the mail. Unfortunately I didn’t have a cupcake at home to put the candle on.
Stampin’ Up! events like OnStage, whether in-person or online, are always wonderful events and well worthwhile for demonstrators. Being able to take part in events like this is one of the benefits of being a demonstrator. If you are considering joining up as a demonstrator and would like to know more, you can check out some information here or contact me. Perhaps you will be able to attend OnStage in 2022 and hopefully it will be an in-person event.