Buffalo Stamps & Stuff: Giving it another go.

I decided to try and add those photos I couldn't yesterday. I was very Apple challenged today both at the store and at home. Photos wouldn't load, texts wouldn't send, it was a frustrating day. The good news is that I got to talk to some of our great customers and friends. It was a joy to hear Rose Marie from Canada's voice! Heck, it was great to talk to someone from another country even if it's only 20 miles away! I also got to talk to my sister from another mister, Charlene. But again, I missed Judy T! Judy lives not far from me and today was the second time I went to drop an order at her house hoping I could just say hi through the window and she was out, again!

Here is today's video illustrating our Screen Door kits. Wednesday Video

If you missed it, we have been selling screen door kits, a door with a see-through screen (or you could use acetate) that you put into the front of your card. You can then decorate your background, make it look like wood, show it as a door in a brick wall using stencils or embossing folders and also create a see-through feature to highlight your message or images inside. The kits are $4.99 and come in a variety of colors. You can make four cards with one kit. You can order them through the on-line store HERE and specify your color choice in the notes section. Someone asked if I was going to post the Screen Doors to the blog. I have no still photos and I checked the website. We have no photos there. I apologize, I did not get photos of the cards Sharon demo'd today. It was a zoo after the video, and I forgot :-(

My photos from yesterday transferred over! These are from Honey Bee. Great letter dies and a Surprise Box die.

This one really intrigues me. It's a barn, the Barn Scene Builder! Imagine the scene you could create with this one!

Waffle Flower sentiment stamps. These are great for the inside of your cards.

More great sentiment stamps from Waffle Flower.

Back in stock, Concord and 9th Brighter Days stamp and die.

Back to Honey Bee. Look at these stacking frames. The rectangle is A2 sized. These are FRAMES, not stacked rectangles. Please make note of the difference.