Wow… it’s November already! Time sure flies when you’re having fun, doesn’t it? And for me it really seems to pick up more speed once I hit November. Yikes! Time to start working on those Christmas cards I haven’t had time to make yet!
If you are a bit of a straggler like me then you may appreciate our first November Stamp of the Week offering. We’re kicking off the month with our sweet 2007-I Christmas Teddy image. Check out these wonderful cards created by our Rock Stars to inspire you this week!
This stamp is available exclusively to our blog readers at 50% OFF from November 1-7, 2010 only. (Limited to 1 per person please.) If you would like to purchase this stamp please click on this Christmas Teddy link and scroll quite a ways down the page. To receive your special discount please be sure to reference SOTW111 in the Special Instructions section of the online order form. PLEASE NOTE: The discount WILL NOT appear when you place your order. Once your order is ready to be shipped WE WILL apply the discount and process your credit card at that time. I will also send you a follow-up email to let you know your final adjusted total.
And don’t forget… it’s almost time to wrap up our Sketch Challenges for October. So if you haven’t uploaded your card yet you’ll want to do that very soon. It’s still not too late to join us. Why not play along for your chance at a $25 Repeat Impressions gift certificate! Submissions are being accepted until Tuesday 11/2 at 5pm est. Please refer to my WHAT IF? Wednesday post from October 20th for all the details.
Thank you for visiting with us today. I hope you enjoyed today’s post and that you will join us again on Wednesday when we reveal our latest Sketch Challenge!
Have a great day!
Wendy
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Wendy, oh, this Teddy is so cute. Thanks for posting all the design teams work on one site. It is so nice to see how one stamp can take on so many card designs. Thank you for sharing.