Tuesday, December 23 is the start and the finish of a couple of promotions that I want to remind you about. It's the START of the Love You Much promotion and the end of 10% off all retiring sets along with FREE shipping and handling on all orders over $70. The Love You Much promotion is a bundle of stamps, paper and a brand new punch that will be featured in the Spring/Summer 2009 Idea Book and Catalog. You can get it for $41.48 instead of $51.85 - that's a 20% savings and even more if you place that order tomorrow and take advantage of the free shipping and handling..
I will be placing several orders tomorrow, so if you would like to add your order to the mix, let me know. Just e-mail me at stampawayk@yahoo.com and I'll help you take care of all the details and answer any questions you might have.
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The card above is inspired by a card I saw on Aly's blog. I've always been so challenged by those stick pins that come in the Pretties Kit but when I saw Aly's card . . . I just knew I could manage it!! Thank you so much Aly for the GREAT idea.
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Supplies on my Love You Much card:
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Stamps: Love You Much, Totally Tabs
Paper: Pink Pirouette, Candy Lane, Kraft
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Close to Cocoa for sponging
Accessories: Pretties Kit, Ridiing Hood Red Taffeta, Dimensionals, Heart to Heart Punch, Round Tab Punch

The card above is made with a set that is retiring and it is one of my favorite sets saying farewell. This little set is called Merry & Bright. I wanted to show you how it can be used as a winter birthday card. It doesn't have to be Christmas all the time! lol! You can get this set and any of the retiring sets at a 10% savings through December 23. Whoo Hoo! That promotion along with FREE S&H for $70+ orders ends tomorrow.
Supplies I used on this card:
Stamps: Merry & Bright, Stem Sayings Paper: Handsome Hunter, Kraft, Confetti White Ink: Craft White, Basic Black, Close to Cocoa, Handsome Hunter Accessories: Aqua Brush, 1 3/4" Circle Punch

























I played with my Big Shot this weekend and decided to make a couple of birthday cards using the Swirly Die Cut. This is the first card I made. I created swirls in Chocolate Chip and Old Olive and then layered them. Looks like a lot of swirling smoke, doesn't it? Well, that's bound to happen the older you get! lol!
I think I like this card even better than the first. What do you think? Both cards were quite fun to make. You won't find this set pictured in the current catalog, but it is still available for ordering from our 



