Sunday, November 24, 2013

Black Friday Events at Doodlebugs

Here's what's happening at Doodlebugs on Black Friday! 
Doors open at 9am. 
All special promotions are available between 9am and NOON.  (see images below)
All regular priced items are 20% OFF between 9am and NOON. 
Prize drawings will be held at noon.  You must be present to win.

As always, we're giving away Goody Bags to the first 25+ (we always give away a few extra) people in line.  See you on Friday!

But wait!  There's more!  We're not stopping at Black Friday.  This year we're holding an Open House on Saturday.  We have PRODUCT DEMONSTRATIONS, FREE Make and Takes, and some additional GIVEAWAYS planned for Saturday.  Watch your email tomorrow for all the details on our Open House.

 Click the link below for a video demonstration:
Big Shot Video Demonstration
Click the link below for a video demonstration:




Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Snow Buddies from Paper Smooches

Sorry, no "What's New Wednesday" this week.  We're all busy getting ready for our Black Friday events and Open House Saturday.  Be sure to stop by for one, or both events!  We'll have some great deals and lots of giveaways on Friday.  Then, FREE "Make and  Takes" and demonstrations all day on Saturday.

In the meantime, we thought we'd post a few more of the adorable cards Emily made with the Paper Smooches, Snow Buddies stamp set.  Enjoy!



Monday, November 18, 2013

FREE Friday "Make and Take"





Join us this Friday for our FREE "Make and Take", available between 5PM and 7PM.  We'll be making this interactive, Christmas, Flip-it card.  

See you on Friday. 

"Make and Take" is available while supplies last.

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Tim Holtz Christmas Stamps

Today we thought we'd feature a couple of cards using a Tim Holtz stamp set, Distress Ink, and some embossing powders.

Ryan embossed the sleigh image and sentiment with white embossing powder onto the front of the card.  After he heat embossed the image, he applied Tim Holtz Distress Inks to the background.  The embossed image will resist the ink.  Once the background was covered with ink, he misted it with water, giving it that "speckled" look.  Finishing touches were applied using the snow marker.  Draw on the snow with the marker, heat with the heat tool, and, like magic, you have snow!


Emily used similar techniques to create her card.  She embossed the snowflakes with white embossing powder onto the background.  She then embossed Santa with black embossing powder and applied Tim Holtz Distress Inks to the background.  As with the card above, the embossed areas resist the ink.

The sentiment and wreath are stamped and embossed onto a piece of cardstock cut with the Spellbinders dies.

Like this look?  Stop in and ask Ryan or Emily for a demonstration.