Craft Edge, the developers of SCAL for the Cricut die cutting machines is having another promotion - they are offering 10% off the price of their SCAL software. In a nutshell, SCAL lets you cut files on your Cricut machine without cartridges. You can cut any True Type font installed on your computer, including dingbats (shapes) as well as cut using SVG file images.
Latest SCAL Coupon code is for 10% off and will expire Nov. 30, 2009.
SCAL Coupon Code: 9794821
Below are links to the website to find out more information and to purchase SCAL. Please don't hesitate to contact me should you have any questions.
Click on links below to:
UPGRADE - Existing SCAL users wanting to upgrade to SCAL v2.
PURCHASE - New users wanting to purchase the latest SCAL v2.
LEARN MORE - More information on Sure Cuts A Lot
Nov 23, 2009
Nov 20, 2009
SMIRK has Arrived @ Pineapple Cove!
Say it with a Smirk....SMIRK paper craft products by TrimCraft that is. These sassy & sweet characters will add a smile on anyone's face.
We just received our order which includes the Christmas line & Naughty but Nice line. Get them while they last!
Nov 18, 2009
Add a Little Sparkle!
Enhance your holiday cards with a little Sparkle from Clear Snap!! The fibers adhere easily with any craft adhesive. Check out the gorgeous card Fuji Murakami made using Snowdrift to enhance the snowflakes on her card.
Here's a close-up where you can see the iridescent colors reflect off the fibers:
They come in a variety of colors...making them versatile to any card or project.
Here's a close-up where you can see the iridescent colors reflect off the fibers:
They come in a variety of colors...making them versatile to any card or project.
Nov 17, 2009
The Greeting Farm Stamps Arrived Today!
Have you seen the X-Mas Sweeties or new Lolli Anya stamps from The Greeting Farm? They are SO adorable....they arrived @ Pineapple Cove today!! In addition, we also have the new Signature set, Me Time Anya set and Vivi Anya. Geisha Anya & Hula Anya have also arrived!!
Hope to see you soon!
Hope to see you soon!
Nov 16, 2009
November Card Club Class
Sally was back teaching different paper crafting techniques in her monthly card club class @ The Cove! This month, we decorated a gift box that was perfect to hold your handmade cards, or a small gift. The gift box was covered with pretty designer paper, blinged out with Kaisercraft rhinestones & flowers, and we even made our own ribbon handle. Check out the photos from the class in the sidebar to the left.
Sally showed us how to use liquid adhesive & a brayer which was the best medium to evenly adhere the designer paper to the glossy finish on the box. We got to decorate with bling rhinestones - gotta love the bling. And we finished off the box by creating our own cute handles with the crop-a-dile, some paper flowers and ribbon. The transformation from plain white box to cute, adorable keepsake was fun and easy.
Next, we got to play with rub-ons and more bling while learning how to make a waterfall card. Who knew rub-ons could be so easy to use? I'm sure you've all had your own experiences with rub-ons...they don't come off when you want them to, sometimes you miss a spot and sometimes you rub off more than you wanted. Sally taught us some great tips & tricks that made them so easy and less intimidating. The Kaisercraft rub-ons came off so easily and with little effort. They really added a nice touch to our card.
Hope you can join us next month...we'll be altering CD's and turning them into gorgeous Thank You cards. I'll be posting a photo of the sample soon.
Sally showed us how to use liquid adhesive & a brayer which was the best medium to evenly adhere the designer paper to the glossy finish on the box. We got to decorate with bling rhinestones - gotta love the bling. And we finished off the box by creating our own cute handles with the crop-a-dile, some paper flowers and ribbon. The transformation from plain white box to cute, adorable keepsake was fun and easy.
Next, we got to play with rub-ons and more bling while learning how to make a waterfall card. Who knew rub-ons could be so easy to use? I'm sure you've all had your own experiences with rub-ons...they don't come off when you want them to, sometimes you miss a spot and sometimes you rub off more than you wanted. Sally taught us some great tips & tricks that made them so easy and less intimidating. The Kaisercraft rub-ons came off so easily and with little effort. They really added a nice touch to our card.
Hope you can join us next month...we'll be altering CD's and turning them into gorgeous Thank You cards. I'll be posting a photo of the sample soon.
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Nov 6, 2009
Award from Teri!
I was so surprised when I opened my email and read that Teri over at Big Ideas From a Little Girl gave me this "Over The Top" award. =) Boy did it make my day!!If you haven't visited her blog yet - go over and check it out. It's full of inspiration and beautiful projects that she whips out like magic! I have to say that I've been very fortunate to meet many of the girls who blog here on Oahu. They are one of the most talented, generous and kind hearted people I've ever met and I'm so glad that we share this common passion for paper crafting. You all deserve this award in my eyes *hugz*!
So here are my answers...thanks for visiting today! I appreciate you all!!
1. Where is your cell phone? Charging
2. Your hair? Black
3. Your mother? Strong
4. Your father? Heaven
5. Your favorite food? Homemade
6. Your dream last night? None
7. Your favorite drink? Bubble tea
8. Your dream/goal? Living it
9. What room are you in? My store
10. Your hobby? Crafts
11. Your fear? Failure
12. Where do you want to be in 6 years? Married
13. Where were you last night? Home
14. Something you aren't? Agressive
15. Muffins? Blueberry
16. Wish list items? All things crafty
17. Where did you grow up? Enchanted Lake
18. Last thing you did? Email
19. What are you wearing? Jeans
20. Your TV? Off
21. Your pets? Ronin, Yumi & Kaia
22. Friends? Sincere
23. Your life? Busy
24. Your mood? Optimistic
25. Missing someone? Yes
26. Vehicle? Rav4
27. Something you're not wearing? Hair Tinsel
28. Your favorite store? Pineapple Cove
29. Your favorite color? Blue
30. When was the last time you laughed? Today
31. Last time you cried? Lastnight
32. Your best friend? Supportive
33. One place that I want to go over and over? Korea
34. Facebook? Yes
35. Favorite place to eat? Home
Hope you enjoyed learning a little more about me. =) I'd like to pass this along to: Leslie, Michelle, Jen, & Daynah.
Have a great weekend everyone!
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