Imagine... All the free crops and classes you can handle - for an entire year! See you Saturday!
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Want to Win FREE Scrapbooking for a Year?!
A few more new products
There's a new machine on the block!
We're so excited about this new machine... We've been waiting paitently for it ever since it was revealed at CHA. The new Spellbinders Grand Calibur is in stock!The Grand Calibur accepts 8.5"x11"paper without trimming, as well as cuts or embosses up to 8.125" wide. Cut or emboss multiple shapes in a single pass*. It's Compatible with Sizzlets, Cuttlebug and QuicKutz dies as well as Cuttlebug embossing folders and Fiskars texture plates.
Grand Nestabilities are designed for use in the Grand Calibur Machine. Cut, emboss and stencil perfect shapes that mix and match with regular
Nestabilities. Grand Nestabilities increase in size from the original sets and maintain the same increments between die templates of 1/2", which becomes a 1/4" border when layering.Imagine... now a machine that can cut shapes small enough for cards, and large enough for your pages and other projects, cutting and embossing! And from personally trying it at the trade show, we know how well it grips to your work surface so it doesn't slip while you're working. We love it!
Note: As of 11/1/10, these are now out of stock with the manufacturer until December. If you're thinking of getting it, we only have a couple in stock right now.
*In each pass, you can either cut multiple shapes or emboss multiple shapes. Requires rubber mat to emboss.
New Basic Grey Dies from Sizzix!
Monday, October 25, 2010
A Peek at What's New...
Breast Cancer Awareness Bracelet Class offered again...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Make a gorgeous awareness bracelet using Swarovski crystals, Cat's Eye beads, sterling silver components and a ribbon charm. Help raise awareness and learn basic jewelry beading techniques with Denise Socia, a radiation therapist who helps women fight breast cancer on a daily basis.
This class will be offered again on Satuday 10/30 at noon. The $35 fee includes all materials to make the bracelet. Some basic tools are needed, but the store also has some to borrow. Call to reserve your spot!
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