Stampin’ Up! Saturday Nite Live Video Sneak Peek for 13 July 2024

Bonus Days comes just once a year – and it’s a Two-Part Event!  Part One – you EARN (aka – SHOP.  I mean – you were going to do that anyway, right?!).  And…when you shop between 3–31 July 2024 and spend $50 (before shipping & tax) you’ll earn a $5 coupon right from Stampin’ UP!!  NOTE: You’re going to get your coupons in an email (see the deets below).  You’ll want to make SURE you save all your coupons because you can REDEEM them (and we mean ALL of them) between 1–31 August 2024! That’s Part 2 of the Bonus Days event.

Now – There’s no limit to how many coupons you can earn! So – get busy! Cuz – the way this year is flying by – Bonus Days will be gone before you know it!

Here’s the Deets:

PART 1:  EARN

3–31 July 2024 (11:59 p.m. (MT))

• Earn a $5 coupon for every $50 spent (before shipping and tax).
• All coupon codes will be emailed right after a qualifying purchase has been made. You must have a customer account with a valid email address to earn coupons when you shop. NOTE: that means…if you don’t have one already – this would be a GREAT time to set up a Customer Account at Stampin’ UP!
• If you earn multiple codes from a SINGLE order, you’ll get ONE email with MULITPLE CODES in it.
• If you earn multiple codes from MULTIPLE orders, you’ll get SP emails for each code earned.
• Orders started before the promotion begins will not count toward earning coupon codes.  For example, if you add items to your cart before 3 July and wait to purchase until that date or later, then those items will not qualify towards earning coupons. You must add items to your cart and complete your purchase during the earning period. 
• There’s no limit to the number of coupon codes you can earn per order or throughout the duration of the earning period. WHOO-HOO!!
• You must use a valid email address during checkout in order to receive your coupon code.
• Starter Kit orders are excluded from this offer. All other order types qualify.

PART 2:  REDEEM

1–31 August 2024 (11:59 p.m. (MT)) – Just so you can PLAN AHEAD!

• There’s NO LIMIT to the number of coupon codes you can redeem on an order during the redemption period.  You’ll see a box to enter your code(s) during checkout – if you’re redeeming multiple codes, you’ll need to separate them by a space .
• Coupon codes may be redeemed one time only. They cannot be redeemed after the 31 August.
• Coupon codes may be redeemed for any product (excluding Starter Kits). They can’t be used on exchanges.
• Bonus Days coupon codes CAN be applied to month-to-month Paper Pumpkin subscriptions and NEW PREPAID subscriptions.

Here’s a printable flyer – you can click the pic to open it up so you’ll have it as a handy reminder!

Stampin’ Up! has added another amazeballs batch of products that you won’t find in any catalog, they’re ONLY listed in the Online Exclusives section of the online store.

Click here to head right to the Online Exclusives section of the online store to see EVERYTHING that’s available for your crafting pleasure!  Pro Tip: Sort on “Newest” to see what’s…well….NEW!

Thirteen states – and Puerto Rico! – will have Back-to-School Sales Tax Holidays this year and some Stampin’ Up! items qualify for the tax break in those states! BOOM!

The states with upcoming tax holidays are:  Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia.  So, if you live in one of those states or Puerto Rico, take a second to download the spreadsheet below and mark your calendar!

Here’s the list of states having sales tax holidays, what the dates are and what SU! supplies will qualify for tax free purchases (HINT:  Stampin’ Dimensionals qualify in ALL the states! Just sayin’!) during the holiday (click on the image to download a full-size printable page):

Please note:  You have to place your order with Stampin’ Up! DURING the tax holiday period in your state in order to receive these items tax-free (so – that’s from MIDNIGHT on the first day to MIDNIGHT on the last day of the tax holiday).  Also, keep in mind that this is a STATE SALES TAX holiday and the state statute may not apply to county, city, and special jurisdiction taxes.

For those wondering about Georgia, Louisiana, New Jersey and Wisconsin, those states will NOT have the sales tax holiday this year.