During the month of November, purchase three packs of our Designer Series Papers and receive one pack absolutely FREE!!! Regular shipping and tax will apply to the three purchased packs, there is no shipping or tax on the free pack.
Designer Series Papers are 12x12, patterned on both sides, come twelve sheets to a pack, and sell for only $9.95 per pack. These papers on pages 170-173 of the Fall-Winter Catalog and pages 12 and 19 of the Holiday Mini Catalog. Here is a list of the paper packs and their coordinating card stock and ink colors:
Outlaw - Chocolate Chip, Really Rust, Sage Shadow, Very Vanilla Brocade Backgrounds - Always Artichoke, Chocolate Chip, Old Olive, River Rock Fall Flowers - Old Olive, Really Rust, Sahara Sand, Soft Sky Linen Prints - Always Apricot, Cameo Coral, Close to Cocoa, Old Olive, Pink Passion Porcelain Prints - Blue Bayou, River Rock, Wild Wasabi Le Jardin - River Rock, Soft Sky, So Saffron, Very Vanilla Uptown - Almost Amethyst, Basic Gray, So Saffron, Wild Wasabi Wintergreen - Always Artichoke, Certainly Celery, Sage Shadow, Soft Sky Flowers for You - Certainly Celery, Lovely Lilac, Regal Rose, Tempting Turquoise Petals & Paisleys - Certainly Celery, Taken w/Teal, Rose Red, Pretty in Pink, So Saffron Creepy Crawly - Basic Black, More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, Really Rust Notations No. 2 - More Mustard, River Rock, Very Vanilla, Wild Wasabi Charbon - Basic Gray, Very Vanilla Cerise - Real Red, Very Vanilla Dashing - Old Olive, Real Red, River Rock, Very Vanilla Cutie Pie - Bashful Blue, Basic Black, Certainly Celery, Rose Red, So Saffron Darling Doodles - Brocade Blue, Groovy Guava, Rose Red, Wild Wasabi Apple Cider - Close to Cocoa, River Rock, Really Rust, Wild Wasabi
Holiday Harmony - Always Artichoke, Purely Pomegranate, River Rock Prints - These papers come in twelve patterns of one color per pack: Lovely Lilac, Almost Amethyst, Soft Sky, Tempting Turquoise, Brilliant Blue, Blue Bayou, Always Artichoke, Old Olive, Certainly Celery, River Rock, So Saffron, More Mustard, Close to Cocoa, Pumpkin Pie, Groovy Guava, Rose Red Order your three packs and choose your fourth pack absolutely FREE. Call or email me today!!!
I held my 2007 Holiday Cards Stamp Camp this week. For my stamp camps, I am trying to focus more on card format and technique refreshers because I want to save the new techniques for my Technique classes. Here is one of the cards we did: The Big on Christmas Criss-Cross Card was perfect for this stamp camp as it showed a different card format. I found the hardest part of the Criss-Cross Card (which is being featured all over the web) is visualizing what parts to cut off. I created a visual template for my customers. This really helped them cut the correct pieces. This will not be true to size, and the scan didn't pick up folded middle where cuts are made from.
It is October 8th...Happy Columbus Day! Halloween is just around the corner...but it will be 85 degrees in Wisconsin today. To top that off, tonight is the first night of my Holiday Cards Stamp Camp. Baking Christmas cookies in 85 degree heat with my decorative jack-o-lanterns and witches gathered around my house is a bit more than strange. What helps me get in the mood to stamp for the Christmas holiday season is music. My family has an extremely large collection of Christmas music. We used to keep it in storage after Christmas until November 1st (when I start my Christmas decorating), but now we keep it out with the rest of our music collection. I host Christmas in July events too, so this is helpful to create a mood in July as well.Our Christmas music collection is an eclectic mix. Vince Guaraldi's Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack is never far from reach. It is my favorite, albeit somewhat cliche, music choice. They could play it at my funeral - now wouldn't that be a hoot! Maybe even have a sad little tree on top of my casket. I am also a closet Andy Williams fan (shh, don't tell anyone). I'll never forget singing with my younger sister to my parents' records when he was a "hot" item. Other holiday music favorites include The Roches, George Winston, Bing Crosby, Bare Naked Ladies, Johnny Mathis, Il Divo, Lorie Line, Manheim Steamroller, Larry Carlton, Chet Atkins, Twisted Sister, Amy Grant, Johnny Cash....ok, you get the picture. If only Van Morrison would come out with a holiday collection!I'll post the Holiday Cards Stamp Camp pictures this week!
Tomorrow is World Card-Making Day. I am pretty good about sending out cards for major holidays (I usually send them out for Valentine's Day, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas). I also send birthday cards to family, friends, and customers. However, I don't think I have ever sent a card out for National Chocolate Day or World Menopause Day. Thankfully, I know I never received one for National Grouch Day!To the left of this blog post, I posted an October Listing of those types of silly or obscure observances...be sure to pick one out this month and send a card to someone who many not expect it!I'm hoping to compile these throughout the year...so we can find more reasons to send cards!