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By Teresa Brown Stamping

 Are you Ready for Black Friday 🖤🖤🖤




🎉 Our Biggest Sale of the Year STARTS TODAY! 🎉check out my online store to see more 

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✨ 25 November – 1 December ✨

Now is the perfect time to get your wish list organised!

Whether you’ve been eyeing off new colours, tools, Stampin’ Blends, cardstock, adhesives, or something special you’ve had sitting in your cart…

Today is the day to treat yourself! 💖

Enjoy incredible savings and stock up while your favourites are still available.

Happy shopping, and thank you so much for supporting my small business! 🦋

FULL LIST — Stampin’ Up!® Stampin’ Blends Alcohol Markers

Each colour comes in Light & Dark (unless noted).

Copy, print, and tick off the Blends you need to replace before Black Friday! 🩵

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🌿 Core Colour Families

BRIGHTS

 • Berry Burst

 • Daffodil Delight

 • Flirty Flamingo

 • Fresh Freesia

 • Granny Apple Green

 • Lemon Lime Twist

 • Melon Mambo

 • Pumpkin Pie

 • Poppy Parade

 • Coastal Cabana (N/A)


NEUTRALS

 • Basic Black (Light only — great for shading)

 • Basic Gray (N/A)

 • Pecan Pie

 • Crumb Cake

 • Gray Granite

 • Mossy Meadow

 • Smoky Slate

 • Early Espresso (N/A)

 • Blackberry Bliss

 • Night of Navy

 • Misty Moonlight


REGALS

 • Blueberry Bushel

 • Cherry Cobbler

 • Crushed Curry (N/A)

 • Old Olive

 • Garden Green (N/A)

 • Real Red

 • Shaded Spruce

 • Pretty Peacock

 • Cajun Craze

 • Gorgeous Grape (N/A)


SUBTLES

 • Bubble Bath

 • Calypso Coral

 • Lost Lagoon

 • Petal Pink

 • Pool Party

 • Soft Sea Foam

 • Lemon Lolly

 • Balmy Blue

 • Highland Heather

 • Fresh Freesia


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🌈 2024–2026 In Color Blends

 • Pretty in Pink

 • Peach Pie

 • Summer Splash

 • Shy Shamrock

 • Petunia Pop


🌈 2025–2027 In Color Blends

 • Strawberry Slush

 • Timid Tiger

 • Darling Duckling

 • Cloud Cover

 • Secret Sea

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🖤 Specialty Blends — Natural Tones (Skin Tones)

Perfect for skin, shading, & blending:

 • SU100

 • SU200

 • SU300

 • SU400

 • SU500

 • SU600

 • SU700

 • SU800

 • SU900

 • SU1000

(These range from the deepest tones to the lightest.)

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✏️ Additional Tools to Use with Your Blends

 • Color Lifter

 • Memento Tuxedo Black Ink (best for stamping before colouring)

 • Thick Basic White Cardstock (ideal for alcohol markers)


🖤❄️ Black Friday Special Class Night


Friday 28th November — 7:30 pm

Let’s have some FUN while the Black Friday madness is happening!


Earn extra tickets 🎟️ throughout the night for some silly, crazy, Black-Friday-themed challenges!


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❄️🖤 BLACK FRIDAY BONUS TICKETS


🎟️ Add a Black Friday selfie (wear black, hold your catalogue, or show your mug!)

🎟️ Show something BLACK in your craft room

🎟️ Hold up your Black Friday wish list

🎟️ Post a photo of your craft space in “Black Friday chaos mode”

🎟️ Guess which Black Friday item I’m holding

🎟️ Comment your top Black Friday MUST-GET item

🎟️ Wear a Santa hat, reindeer ears or something silly

🎟️ Show a project you’ve made using ANYTHING on the sale list

🎟️ Share your favourite Stampin’ Up! colour — in ALL CAPS

🎟️ Make a silly Black Friday “shopping face” on camera

🎟️ Bring your pet on screen dressed in ANYTHING festive or black

🎟️ Sip from a BLACK mug for 1 bonus ticket 🖤☕

🎟️ Type “BRING ON THE BARGAINS!” in the chat


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❄️🖤 WINNERS ANNOUNCED


All winners will be revealed on Crafty Monday at 1 pm!


Lets create together and have fun Teresa ♥️🖤♥️

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