Right now, at this very moment, I am randomly drawing a name out of the special bowl specifically designated for random blog contest winner-choosing. If you are or ever have been an employee of Vinyl Expressions, Inc. and it's affiliated affiliates, you are immediately disqualified from this random contest.
Drum roll, please...I'm closing my eyes, and digging deep (if your name is at the top, sorry)...the winner is...KARLA FREEMAN! Karla, you can choose between a holiday Tee shirt or a $3.00 discount on your vinyl lettering order.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Holiday Contest TEASE
See the December 3rd post for contest details where you can win a cute red Tee. Right now all Tee shirts are discounted to $7 if you are interested in purchasing one for your little darling. (The prizes and $7 price is limited to stock on hand). Email me for sizes and phrases available.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Soon shmoon
Okay, so in my most recent post (recent you'll see is a relative term in the blogging world--my post was almost a month ago) I admonished you to check back soon as exciting contests were in store. Well, soon--also relative. I am just happy to be here with Christmas prizes to offer and it's not even Valentine's Day!
Anyways...I have a load of way cute holiday Tees for the preschool set with such catchy phrases as Santa, I can explain! Santa, define nice! Santa's Little Helper. Littlest Elf. Angel (if you have any kids that term will fit). So here's the deal...for all those who leave a comment on my blog between now and Tuesday--so approximately a week--I will throw your names in the proverbial hat and randomly select a winner who will receive the T-shirt of their choice. If you have no use for a T-shirt of your choice I can substitute with holiday vinyl lettering discounts. I do need to get rid of these Tees, though. Even if they did fit Kylie, she could only wear 25 of them before Christmas comes. If you can't wait for some silly contest results, you're welcome to purchase them for the discount price of $7 each.
Check back next Wednesday when I post the winner (I know that will require that I actually post more than once in the same month, but I'll rest up and see if I can manage).
Note: I will post some pics of the T-shirts as soon as I get a hold of my daughter's camera where they are currently stored. I don't understand why she doesn't leave her camera out for my constant use--I mean I have a business to run here! ;D
Anyways...I have a load of way cute holiday Tees for the preschool set with such catchy phrases as Santa, I can explain! Santa, define nice! Santa's Little Helper. Littlest Elf. Angel (if you have any kids that term will fit). So here's the deal...for all those who leave a comment on my blog between now and Tuesday--so approximately a week--I will throw your names in the proverbial hat and randomly select a winner who will receive the T-shirt of their choice. If you have no use for a T-shirt of your choice I can substitute with holiday vinyl lettering discounts. I do need to get rid of these Tees, though. Even if they did fit Kylie, she could only wear 25 of them before Christmas comes. If you can't wait for some silly contest results, you're welcome to purchase them for the discount price of $7 each.
Check back next Wednesday when I post the winner (I know that will require that I actually post more than once in the same month, but I'll rest up and see if I can manage).
Note: I will post some pics of the T-shirts as soon as I get a hold of my daughter's camera where they are currently stored. I don't understand why she doesn't leave her camera out for my constant use--I mean I have a business to run here! ;D
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Awesome & inexpensive
How often do you find a gift idea that is both awesome and inexpensive? Tile clocks are beautiful.* Can you believe it is just black vinyl on a Home Depot tile? You drill a hole in the center, attach clockworks, and you have an elegant decorative clock that would make an amazing gift.
The clock face vinyl to fit a 12 X 12 tile is $17.00 and for the 16 X 16 size, it's $20.00. Just email me! (The email link is in my profile).
*Sorry, no longer pictured...I will work on that.
The clock face vinyl to fit a 12 X 12 tile is $17.00 and for the 16 X 16 size, it's $20.00. Just email me! (The email link is in my profile).
*Sorry, no longer pictured...I will work on that.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
I haven't lost my mind, I've just misplaced it
Okay, really, I do remember that I have a blog and I also often remember that I have a vinyl lettering business that I’m trying to plug, but somehow I have had a blog blockage (Blogage?”--I’m sure it’s a common ailment that will soon be making its way into the medical journals). Anyway, for now check out some holiday ideas. Plus, check back soon (very soon) for HOLIDAY SEASON CONTESTS where you can win actual STUFF.
Beautiful nativity scenes can be done in black or white vinyl and applied to glass blocks.
Craft stores are even selling blocks especially for decorating projects—there’s a hole on one side that will allow a string of lights for a magical effect or they can be filled with small ornaments, glass pebbles…whatever. Each scene done in vinyl is $6.00. Glass blocks can be found at most craft stores (I found the best price at Hobby Lobby; they are even cheaper at Home Depot and Lowe’s, but you’ll have to drill your own holes).
I'm excited about the possibilities of glass blocks. In one example I saw, they had filled it partway with sand, placed a shell and some colored glass alongside a beach photo, then in vinyl lettering put a phrase across the bottom of the glass saying Family fun in the sun. Or you could make a bank out of it and put some fun lettering on it that indicates what the person is saving money for.
Beautiful nativity scenes can be done in black or white vinyl and applied to glass blocks.
Craft stores are even selling blocks especially for decorating projects—there’s a hole on one side that will allow a string of lights for a magical effect or they can be filled with small ornaments, glass pebbles…whatever. Each scene done in vinyl is $6.00. Glass blocks can be found at most craft stores (I found the best price at Hobby Lobby; they are even cheaper at Home Depot and Lowe’s, but you’ll have to drill your own holes).
I'm excited about the possibilities of glass blocks. In one example I saw, they had filled it partway with sand, placed a shell and some colored glass alongside a beach photo, then in vinyl lettering put a phrase across the bottom of the glass saying Family fun in the sun. Or you could make a bank out of it and put some fun lettering on it that indicates what the person is saving money for.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
New Tunes!
I thought I would mix it up a bit and give you some new tunes for your listening pleasure. I realize there are only four measley songs on the playlist--I have a much larger personal playlist--but I am trying to keep a little theme going here of HAPPY & FUN on this blog. These songs make me happy. And Ordinary Miracles is still there for those of you who are obsessed with it like I am. Happy day to you!
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