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LeeAnn’s Frequent Shopper Perks!


I would love to give you free product for your loyalty in purchasing from me. Here is how my Frequent Shopper program works. 

Get a free shopping spree when you shop from me or at my Stampin’ Up! store!  Below are the details. 

Fill out the Frequent Shopper form and when you reach 10 flowers return it to me to redeem your free choices valued at $50 or less.

  • NOTE: You are responsible for tracking your own orders.
  • ONE CUSTOMER: Per sheet. Flowers are not transferable.
  • $50 = 1 flower: Get a flower for each $50 increment.
    * Orders of $49.99 don’t qualify for a flower.
    * Separate orders may not be combined to reach a point.
    For example, a $103 order = 2 flowers. If the next order is $57, it is 1 flower (not 2).
  • Points based on the sub total; before shipping and tax.
  • Points are good for 2 years from their order purchase date.
  • Only valid on Stampin’ Up! orders placed thru LeeAnn Greff’s store.
  • Cannot be combined with local Card Club benefits. This program is meant for those who are long distance from me or are not in a local Card Club.
  • I will order the products within a week or two and ship them to the address on your form. 

So if you have purchased from me before I encourage you to go to the online store and look up your purchase history.  You can go back 2 years! 

*You can find this by logging in to Stampin’ Up! and clicking on ‘My Account’. Then click on ‘Order History’. This will reveal your previous purchases. 

Click on them to see the details of your order.  Print out the form below and fill it out.  Keep track of your orders and send it to me when you’ve earned 10 flowers. 

Download Frequent Shopper Form

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  • The Branching Out bundle is retiring! Check out this fun fold card with video tutorial!


    We made this card earlier this fall and I realize I haven’t shared it with you yet. I also made a video too – scroll down….

    The colors include Pecan Pie with Crumb Cake, Early Espresso & Shaded Spruce. I used various wood-like designer series papers for the side panel. See how it has a double fold?

    Also notice the ‘white’ snow on the pine boughs plus snow in the background. You can achieve that without heat embossing. We used White Craft ink and stamped over the pine. Easy & a fun accent!

    The stamp set is retiring but the dies are not. The bundle is on the last chance list now. Click here to see it.
    It’s been one of my favorite products in our Holiday catalog this year. It’s timeless and can be used for fall, winter or Christmas!

    Besides the video tutorial here’s a free project sheet for you too. Click here to download or print it.

    I’m glad the dies are not retiring but I have to say the stamp set is among my top 5 favorites!

    Below is the video tutorial which gives you tips on stamping the branches with the pines and pine cones.

    *You’ll receive a PDF with multiple projects featuring this product
    after the 20th of the month.
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    The Last Chance list has been updated!
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    Get a free PDF tutorial with any online order from me in December!

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  • Easy Holiday cards made from tags! Free project sheet & video tutorial.


    I look forward to receiving my Paper Pumpkin boxes each month. November’s Wrapped in Cheer kit featured holiday tags and I couldn’t waste an opportunity to make cards from them. I need a lot more Christmas cards than I do tags!

    I didn’t change the tag from the original except for the linen thread bow at the top. But I did add it to a Basic Beige textured layer and then onto a Cherry Cobbler card base.
    Now that is an easy card!

    To create the colored leaves inside the card I used the empty piece of paper from the kit where the leaves had been removed. I’m always looking for easy ways to add to the inside of my cards.

    There were two different tags in this kit. Aren’t they pretty?

    I used the embossing folder called Traditional Wreath 3D folder; it can be seen here. It’s discounted and available while supplies last.
    *The greeting is from the stamps in the kit.

    Below is the video tutorial for this card and more information on Paper Pumpkin.

    *You’ll receive a PDF with multiple projects featuring this product
    after the 20th of the month.
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  • Wrapped in Cheer tags for Christmas


    I shared the November Paper Pumpkin kit on last week’s live video. I just love receiving my crafty box in the mail each month! Easy crafting without a plan or step it up and use your creativity to change the projects.

    There were two different tags in this kit and each one includes multiple pieces. Aren’t they pretty? The embossing folder is called Traditional Wreath 3D folder and can be seen here. It’s discounted and available while supplies last.
    *The greeting is from the stamps in the kit.

    I used the tags to make Christmas cards which you can see below. All I did was add a textured layer and a card base. *I’ll share more details tomorrow.

    Remember that each month my subscribers and Team receive my bonus projects PDF. Lots of unique ideas to create with the contents of each box. Subscribe to Paper Pumpkin here.

    Below is the video where I share this kit, last months and how to make the cards too.

    *You’ll receive a PDF with multiple projects featuring this product
    after the 20th of the month.
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    Get a free PDF tutorial with any online order from me in December!

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