Just in time for Valentine's Day

My Little Yellow Bicycle's Sweet Love Collection is now available at Scrap-n-Stamp!!! Hurry in and check it out.

National Handwriting Day

In this day of computers, more and more information, notes, and letters are sent back and forth via a keyboard and cyberspace. But today is National Handwriting day, so swing by Scrap-n-Stamp's Make-n-Take Bar, select a card to make for someone special and reintroduce yourself to a pen or pencil.

According to the Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association (WIMA) website "The purpose of National Handwriting Day is to alert the public to the importance of handwriting. According to WIMA, National Handwriting Day is a chance for all of us to re-explore the purity and power of handwriting." January 23rd was chosen because this is the birthday of John Hancock. John Hancock was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence.

Participate in National Handwriting Day by writing a note or letter to someone. Love letters are always well received.

For all our wonderful Customers

Today is Get to know your customers day!!! So we would like to get to know you better and give you a little something for sharing. Leave a comment and let us know something unique about you. Make sure to leave your name....then stop by Scrap-n-Stamp for a little something special.

Acrylic keeping strong in 2010!

Y'up...acrylic projects are still HOT going into 2010. New ideas, new creations...with awesome results. Looking back just last year...here are some BIG hits with are acrylic albums. Wait until you see what we have in store for you soon...

Tip #1 for acrylic projects..use Stazon Ink with rubber stamp images or for distressing the edges. It's the only stamp pad that will dry and "stay on" acrylics. Tip #2, use Sharpie markers, with all the colors they make now...have a blast adding some nice colors with journaling or adding some cool doodling to your acrylic project.

"I have a dream..."

Monday marks the annual national holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Known for his peaceful efforts toward ending racism and segregation in America, Dr. King was assassinated in 1968 at age 39. He would have turned 81. The U.S. has honored the civil rights leader’s life on the third Monday of every January since 1986.

"Thank you Dr. King for being the drum major who was able and ready to lead our nation to greater heights through love and peace."

In remembrance of Martin Luther King

...Scrap-n-Stamp would like to pass on some savings to you. We know that Monday is a holiday for some...but in case it isn't, swing by this Saturday, January 16 for an additional SALE day! You'll receive 20% off your entire purchase! Don't forget, it's Make -n- Take Monday... so in addition to our SALE, come make a FREE card too! See you soon...

Valentine's Day is just around the corner....

I can't believe Valentine's Day is only a month away. So you better get to creating your card for that special Valentine. We have a great selection of paper and embellishments perfect for Valentine's Day. Our newest paper is the I Heart You line from American Crafts. Come on by and check it out. If you are having a creative block, check out some of the Valentine's Day cards the girls have created.