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Oh, Baby! - Let’s make something with baby in mind this week — a shower card, a new baby Congrats!, an altered item, baby’s room decor, a 1st BD card — ANYTHING goes — as long as it’s for BABY!!!!!  And if you have no special baby needing a little of your hand crafted love right now, make up a generic baby card to add to your stash!!  Can’t WAIT to see all your sweet creations!!! 

Remember to use Mr. Linky below!

Anyone is welcome and invited to play!  SCS Keyword is ssnotime125 for those who upload at SCS.  There is no time limit. You can play this challenge  anytime at all.  The point is to keep it simple, quick and have fun!!! Please link back here using Mr. Linky below.

This being a new month again, we have a NEW Guest Designer to introduce to you — WELCOME to Deb Neerman!  Deb’s Blog is Paper, Ink, Scissors and Stamps and you won’t want to miss her fun creations!  Deb is just an all around fun type of gal with some major creative abilities and we are thrilled to have her here!!!  Thanks, Deb!!!

And we never said a proper goodbye or THANKS to Michelle Woerner who worked with us for all of December and the 1st part of January.  CHA cropped up and off she went — lucky girl!!! It was a pleasure having you, Michelle!  We have all loved your crisp and clean designs with a whole lot of pretty added in!!!  And we still know we can find you any day at Stop and Stamp the Roses.  Thanks, Michelle!

Check out the samples today on the blogs of these fabulous designers:

• Deb Neerman - February Guest Designer

• Jennifer Buck is either late or not able to play — time issues!
• Janine Orchard  
• Julie Koerber 
• AJ Otto
• Tammy Hershberger
• Deb Saaranen is running late — check back late Friday!
• Barbara Anders
• Jenny Gropp
• Barb Schram 

Please bear with us all as we each upload and link on Thursday night.  Everyone should be up and set by Friday morning.

You may see all SCS Gallery Submissions here.

And I made an easel style photo frame for today:

Isn’t he sweet!  This is the 6 month photo of our youngest great-nephew, Eli.  When I got this photo in the mail not long ago, it was very clear that he was “Just Cute as a Button”, so I knew what I had to do!!!  And with easel style cards being all the rage of late over at SCS, I took that idea and turned it into a photo frame, of sorts.  This easel does NOT fold.  It is permanent, as seen. Instructions will follow.  If you want to make some of the easel cards that are now popular, check out this tuturial at SCS by Beate.  Here’s the how-to for my easel photo frame.

Card Base:  Cut paper 8.5 x 5.5″.  Score at 3″ and 5.75″.  The 3″ flap is the front. Fold as shown.  Apply any DP you may desire.

Bracket:  Cut paper 2″ x 4″.  Score in half the long way.  Adhere first to underside of frame front, position properly (I left a 1″ shelf for my buttons), then adhere to frame bottom, as shown.

Your easel frame is now created — it’s very sturdy and ready to decorate!

I matted my photo and adhered to frame front.  My “Cute as a Button” is from the new JustRite set Stitched with Love – and I LOVE that set.  I used it on my last post to create a vinatge sewing box and card, and now today to create this much more contemporary photo frame.  LOVE the versatility of this set!  (Mine are arriving next week — feel free to email me to save you one - ssj@up.net).  My stamped image was cut and matted using my Petite Circle Nesties and my buttons are a hodge podge mix of color and size, each threaded with plain white thread and glued on (Aleene’s Fast Grab Tacky Glue).  The DP’s are both  SU Prints DP in Bashful Blue and Close to Cocoa.

This is a visual of the new set, Stitched with Love, that I used for this baby easel frame and my vintage sewing box.  It has 6 fun sewing themed centers and borders and requires the 2 3/8″ Round Stamper.  The set sells for $14.95 and if you need the 2 3/8″ Stamper, it sells for $10.95.   You’ll be seeing a lot of samples from me with this set — it’s surely WAY at the top of my list as being an all-time FAV!!!!

I always get a lot of JustRite questions, and right at the top of the list is the issue of ink collecting on the stamp edge and leaving unsightly ink marks on your paper.  This issue is easily resolved by simply cutting off the excess rubber that wants to collect the ink.  As a matter of course, I cut all my Just Rite centers as shown above.   Just wanted to again share this as a reminder!

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The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store carries the following items used to create this project:

Stitched with Love by JustRite, and the 2 3/8″ Stamper (set arrives next week, as do all the current releases);

Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, VersaFine Vintage Sepia Ink, Buttons;

Petite Circle Nestabilities by Spellbinders.

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Thank you all so much for stopping in today.  Your visits are my highlight!!!!  I hope you can find some time to play with us this week.  There is never any time limit.  Be sure to check out all the FAB samples by the DT linked above and if you play along, please link to Mr. Linky below!  Thanks much and see you all real soon!

Welcome to JustRite’s Garden Tour 2 Blog Hop– but I used a sewing set!!! 

And I couldn’t be any more tickled with a new set than I am with Stitched with Love by JustRite Stampers  – I LOVE this set and have *sew* many ideas swarming in my head.  I just can’t wait to find time to get them all made up.  But for today, here’s my first project made with Stitched with Love:

I altered a round purchased box to create a sewing box reminiscent of vintage sewing boxes, and made a card to coordinate in the event I give this as a gift.  Stitched with Love has 6 Centers and 6 Borders all with a sewing theme.  They fit the 2 3/8″ Round Wood Stamper.  I only used one of the Center/Border combinations today but have ideas galore for the rest.  This set is certain to get a lot of use in my stamp room!!!  Here’s a look at the box before I altered it:

Certainly a nice box that could serve many purposes as is - but, I couldn’t leave well enough alone — you all know how that goes!  I picked it up on sale a year or two ago from Michaels.  Here’s how the box top looks after alterations were complete:

What I did was really quite simple, but totally transformed the box to a very feminine, vintage piece.  I stamped the image from Stitched with Love using Memento Rich Cocoa Ink on cream colored cardstock, coloring my spool with Copics.  For layering I used SU Blush Blossom and Prism Birchtone Medium. 

My double bow on top was made with the Bow Easy of Champagne Silk Ribbon.  The flowers with pearls are by Offray from Michaels.  And here’s a side view of the box top to show you that detail:

The Crochet Lace was adhered with red sticky tape.  I first ran a gathering stitch through the top of the lace on the sewing machine and just pulled up the gathers to fit as I glued it around the rim.  I then ran another layer of red sticky tape above the lace and ran my Velvet Zig Zag ribbon in pink around the rim as well.  I just crossed the tails and covered with another Offray flower.  All my bows and flowers are glued on using Aleene’s Fast Grab Tacky Glue from Wal-Mart.  I use just a tad bit of a glue dot to hold my tail ends in shape.  Now here’s the card:

It’s a standard A-2 size and I made it to coordinate with the sewing box.  The DP used on the card is an amazingly close match to the purchased box, and that was purely a stroke of luck!  The DP is by Crafty Secrets, I think from their Classic Heartwarming Vintage Pad.  My Flourish Accent die cut on top is by Spellbinders, as are the Petite Circle Nestabilities I used to cut and emboss the focal images.

Just a closer peek at the focal image on the card. Kaiser Pearls were used on the Flourish Accent.  Such a fun project to do!!!

This new set was my inspiration for this project.  Stitched with Love by JustRite will be available to order on February 5.  The full set will be revealed on Wednesday (tomorrow) on the JustRite Blog, so be sure to check in then!  It requires the 2 3/8″ Wood Stamper and all the centers and borders are interchangeable, giving you a ton of options with this fun sewing set!  I’ll be using it a lot, so stay tuned!!!

Check out all the gorgeous samples the JustRite Design Team has made for this Garden Tour 2 Blog Hop:

JustRite Inspiration Blog
Becca Feeken
Kellie Fortin 
Sharon Harnist
Debbie Olson
Heidi Blankenship
Kathy Jones
Michele Kovack
Michelle Wooderson
Sharon Johnson
Angela Barkhouse
Barb Schram

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Shopping:

JustRite Stampers has this new set, Stitched with Love, available to order on February 5, along with the other February releases.  Be sure to check out all the links above to see the sets and samples made with them and be sure to check out the JustRite Blog daily as they reveal the new sets in their entirety.

The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store carries these items used on today’s project:  All ribbons used (Silk, Crochet Lace and Velvet Zig Zag), the Bow Easy and all Spellbinders Products used (Petite Circle Nestabilities (4 pack) and Flourish Accents),  and all ink used (Memento for image and Versafine for borders) and Kaiser Pearls.

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Thank you so much for stopping in today — hope you either have already, or can, take the time to HOP to all links above to see some GREAT samples that will surely inspire you!  Thanks much — see you soon!

Today I have a simple trio of thank you notes I made for my boys to write and send out.  They always insist on simple cards, and these were quick and easy using SU product.  PLUS, I have a link below to a FAB SU sale — a bit older product, but most of it BRAND NEW in it’s original packaging — see end of post.  Here’s my Thank You Trio:

Three cards in less than 30 minutes.  I think they’ll be approved by my guys as to simplicity and masculinity, and I still had fun making them using the fun  SU DP — To the Nines.  The stamp is Elegant Thank You by SU.

I used my Versa Fine Vintage Sepia Ink and my Square Nesties that I have available in the Stamp Simply Ribbon Store.

Now, if you are interested in SU, my friend Jerri Kay has been doing some MAJOR house cleaning.  She is having one HUGE SU SALE over at her blog,  A Touch of Grace.  Be sure to check it out.  Maybe you’ll find just what you’ve been looking for!!!

Thanks for stopping in today.

Tomorrow, 2/2, brings us another fun JustRite Blog Hop.  Hope you can stop in then to check out the February releases.  See you soon!!!

Bleeding Hearts - With Valentine’s Day just around the corner and fun little projects needing to be made, this theme was selected with Valentines in mind; however, your project need NOT be a Valentine — whatever you need works.  Our Bleeding Hearts challenges calls for us to use the color RED and a HEART in our project.  That’s it!!!  Oh, and I’m always open to a VERY liberal interpretation - LOL!!!  Just have fun!

Remember to use Mr. Linky below!

Anyone is welcome and invited to play!  SCS Keyword is ssnotime124 for those who upload at SCS.  There is no time limit. You can play this challenge  anytime at all.  The point is to keep it simple, quick and have fun!!! Please link back here using Mr. Linky below.

Check out the samples today on the blogs of these fabulous designers:

• Jennifer Buck is taking the night off.
• Janine Orchard  
• Julie Koerber 
• AJ Otto
• Tammy Hershberger
• Deb Saaranen
• Barbara Anders
• Jenny Gropp
• Barb Schram 

Please bear with us all as we each upload and link on Thursday night.  Everyone should be up and set by Friday morning.

You may see all SCS Gallery Submissions here.

And I made a Valentine trio for today:

As you can see, I kept it super simple — just some quick little projects suitable for treats and/or mass producing — super easy!   My inspiration for this project came from the cute sentiments in a set called Loving Thoughts by JustRite Stampers.  I used three of the six sentiments contained in the set.  And I could NOT resist putting some chocolate kisses into a bucket.

I picked this bucket up from Wal-Mart.  I added the white scrollies to it (a Cuttlebug die cut, run through the Xyron X to make them sticky-backed).  It’s hard to tell with all the ribbon, but the sentiment is mounted onto layered hearts cut and embossed with my Heart Nestibilities by Spellbinders.  The Gingham is 1.5” wide, by May Arts.

I love making these little cello treat bags — great for school treats.  Again, so simple — the top is just stapled onto the bag (under the red panel so you can’t see the staples).  Again, a similar heart/sentiment/ribbon treatment – just using a different sentiment from Loving Thoughts.

And lasty is my simple little Valentine card — fun!  The card base is cut 4.25″ square.  The heart is mounted on dimensionals and extends about 1″ beyond the card edge, making it the perfect size to fit into a standard A2 sized envelope.  These would be super easy and quick to mass produce for school exchanges or even for your lady friends.  Our group of friends used to have simple card swaps all the time, but we haven’t in years.  Gosh, I miss those!!!

This is a visual of Loving Thoughts.  The 4 rounds sentiments fit the 1 5/8″  Round Wood Stamper, and they also fit into the 2″ Round Wood Stamper, as do all 1 5/8″ round stamps.  There are 2 rectangular/square stamps in this set that are made to fit in the 2″ Square Stampers — LOVE those.  All 6 stamps fit the 2″ Square Stampers.  I’ve used them often already.    Love this set.  You can see a square sample here.

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Shopping:

JustRite Stampers carries the Loving Thoughts Set I’ve used today, along with the 1 5/8″ Round, 2″ Round and 2″ Square Stampers to use with it, along with their full line of product.

The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store carries the 1.5″ May Arts Gingham Ribbon used on today’s project, as well as the Bow Easy, Petite Circle Nestabilities (4 pack) by Spellbinders, the Cuttlebug Vintage Die and VersaFine Onyx Black Ink.

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Announcements:

Starts Today - Valentine Love Challenge/Contest at the JustRite Blog

Tuesday, Feb 2 - The JustRite Garden Tour 2 Blog Hop - don’t miss it!

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Thank you so much for stopping in today!  Hope you have a chance to get all your Valentine projects complete.  Today’s challenge is a great opportunity to get you going!!!

We’d love to have you play along with us and show us your new creation.  We hope that we’ve been able to inspire you to make some *Stamped Simply* creations.  Please join in the fun and link to Mr. Linky below once your project is complete!!!

This week JustRite Stampers is sponsoring the 2 Sketches 4 You Challenge, sketch #44.  I immediately loved the simplicity of this sketch, but even more I loved looking at all the samples made up on the 2S4Y Blog — and they certainly worked up the sketch to make it not so simple as I envisioned it!!!  How FUN to see the great variety shown for one simple sketch.  Be sure to check them all out here.

And here’s my *simple* take on this week’s sketch:

I’m working on creating a supply of thank you notes and I was in a springy mood today!  The sketch called for a square focal point — PERFECT for my 2″ Square Frames!  And I pulled the Thank You from my Just a Note Set.    All layers were cut and embossed using my Classic and Scalloped Square Nestabilites by Spellbinders.

The designer paper and ribbons are from the Stamp Simply Lilac Avenue Kit and the cardsock used is by SU, White and Perfect Plum.  Buttons are Basic Grey and are adhered with Aleene’s Fast Grab Tacky Glue (Wal-Mart) – holds them super tight!  The center Thank You is popped up on SU dimensionals.  I used a large-eyed needle to thread the 1/8″ Silk Ribbon through the button holes.

These are the items I used to create my focal image.  I will NEVER, and I mean NEVER, tire of these 2″ Square Frames — I totally adore using them.   I like things to be more simple and classic, and the squares just suit me to a T!!!  The 2″ Square Decorative Frames Set comes with 6 pretty 2″ square borders and they are used on the 2″ Square Wood Stamper.  You can use any variety of items to fill in your center.  Today I chose the Thank You from the Just a Note Set.  I used my 1 5/8″ Round Wood Stamper to stamp my sentiment, then cut and embossed it with my square Nesties to layer it up onto my frame.

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Shopping:

JustRite Stampers carries the 2″ Square Decorative Frames, Just A Note Set, the 2″ Square Wood Stamper and the 1 5/8″ Round Wood Stamper that I use today, along with their full line of product.

The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store carries the designer paper and ribbons used in the Stamp Simply Lilac Avenue Kit (or those items may be purchased individually), Basic Grey Buttons, VersaFine Onyx Black Ink, Square Nesties (4 pack).

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Thank you so much for stopping in today.  Try out this sketch — it’s a fun one, and be sure to check out all the samples and entries over at 2S4Y.  And keep warm — we are expecting a long cold snap (bbbrrrrr!) — we’ve been spoiled with unusually mild temps thus far, so we are due!  Have a great day everyone — and I’ll be back soon!!!

Many of you have requested prepared packages of ribbon, so I put one together with Valentine’s projects in mind, but these classic red and white ribbons carry you through the year with a gorgeous POP of color for any variety of themes.

There are 32 yards total included, all quality May Arts ribbons, giving you a fun variety of checks, dots, ruffles, twills and sheers.  This Classic Red and White Ribbon package sells for $22.00.  You can read all the details as to individual yardage and shipping costs here.

Sorry I don’t have a new project to show you, but time is always my enemy!  I don’t ever mean to bore you with old projects, but this was a fun one I loved from last year.  It has a Valentine theme and used two of the above ribbons combined for a fun presentation:

A full tutorial on this Valentine Accordion Card using SU products is available here.

I have a busy weekend ahead.  I have purchased 16 more feet of lower cabinets and countertops for my stamp/store area.   I am headed there now to try to empty it out so the workers (my ever-willing guys!) can haul in the cabinets and begin work.  I think they want me and my mountains of ribbon out of the main living area as much as I want/need more space myself — LOL!!!  So I’d better get busy!!!

Wishing you all a wonderful January weekend!!!  I’ll be back on Monday with some thank you cards I need to mail out.  Hope to see  you then!!!

Very Vintage – This challenge theme comes at special request (feel free to leave your requests in the comment section below).   Today’s challenge is to incorporate a vintage feel or theme into your card — and the sky is the limit — go with a  traditional VERY vintage look, or change it up to suite today’s cleaner, simpler look — WHATEVER you like — just start thinking vintage!  Can’t WAIT to see!!!

Remember to use Mr. Linky below!

My Blog went down last Friday early in the challenge - so sorry for that — and was gone for a couple days.   Hope we have better luck this week!!!

Anyone is welcome and invited to play!  SCS Keyword is ssnotime123 for those who upload at SCS.  There is no time limit. You can play this challenge  anytime at all.  The point is to keep it simple, quick and have fun!!! Bloggers, please link back here using Mr. Linky below.

Check out the samples today on the blogs of these fabulous designers:

• Michelle Woerner, Current Guest Designer is off to CHA!  Have fun, Michelle!!!!
• Jennifer Buck  
• Janine Orchard  
• Julie Koerber 
• AJ Otto
• Tammy Hershberger
• Deb Saaranen
• Barbara Anders
• Jenny Gropp
• Barb Schram 

Please bear with us all as we each upload and link on Thursday night.  Everyone should be up and set by Friday morning.

You may see all SCS Gallery Submissions here.

And here’s my Very Vintage creation:

This card has more layers and embellishments than I typically do for these Stamp  Simply Challenges, but I couldn’t control myself.  To me vintage has to do with more, rather than less, so I just ran with it!   My vintage image is a from a Journal Note Pad (Little Dolls).  I adhered it to a piece of white cardstock to give it more stability so I could distress the edges.  It is layered onto a Swiss Dots Cuttlebug embossed background sheet.  My Swiss Dots have been finished off with my favorite Perfect Pearls application (just skim over the embossed portion and edges with Perfect Medium or VersaMark and brush on Perfect Pearls in Pearl color and wipe off excess with Swiffer cloth).

My sentiment is from Just a Note by JustRite, cut and matted with my Petite Circles Nesties.  The lace is my new Crochet Lace, available in 6 colors, topped with  100% Silk Ribbon.  I did NOT use the Bow Easy on this one.  I just wrapped the ribbon around the card front and tied my bow (and you can tell, the Bow Easy bows are so much nicer!)  The buttons are Basic Grey.

The following items are available in The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store:

Little Dolls Journal Notes by Crafty Secrets, Just a Note by JustRite Stampers, Perfect Pearls (Metallics), VersaFine Onyx Black Ink, Buttons, Petite Circle Nestabilities, Crochet Lace, 100% Silk Ribbon (both in pink).

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Thanks much for stopping in again today — I SO appreciate all your visits!!!  If vintage suits your fancy, hope you can find some time to play with us.   Vintage style was my first love as a new stamper 10+ years ago and is still near and dear to my heart!!!

Remember to use Mr. Linky!

Best Friends — where would we be without them!  Please wish mine a Happy 50th!

Card base is 3.5 x 5.5.  Most items available at the Stamp Simply Ribbon Store:

Stamps:  Just a Note Set and 2″ Round Wide Borders by JustRite Stampers

Paper:  SU White, Blush Blossom, Basic Gray; Summertime Journal Note Pad by Crafty Secrets (image)

Ink:  VersaFine Onyx Black

Accessories:  5/8″ Twill Ribbon, Spellbinders Petite Circle Nestabilities, Vintage Button

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Thanks for stopping!  Our weekly Stamp Simply Challenge will be posted late Thursday night — hope to see you then! 

Thanks to all who played along and entered the Stamp Simply Lilac Avenue Kit Blog Candy offering.  The winner was just chosen by random.org and the winning number was 280.  And that number belongs to Evie. Here’s what she said:

Evie  - Happy Birthday youngster!!!!!!!! Enjoy your day!!!!! Will you be at CHA on Frid/Sat?? Sure hope so!!!!

No, Evie, I won’t be there — I’ll be here!  But thanks for asking - LOL!!!  I’ll be emailing you Evie to let you know that you’ve won!  Thanks everyone for playing!!!

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Thanks also for sharing with me your ribbon wishes!  I do have some new ribbon here that I’ve just listed in The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store, and I’ll be going again thoroughly through your comments and making notes!   Here’s a quick peek at what I’ve just listed:

1.25″ Wide Crochet Lace — use it flat or gather it up!

3/8″ Sheer Dots — totally FUN to keep on hand!!!

A Crisp 5/8″ Twill in a Rainbow of Colors!

Hope you like my new choices!  And there’s always more coming!!!  1″ wide double sided Satins will be here by mid-next week in a gorgeous color range from pastels to deep, rich hues!

 Thanks for checking in — have a GREAT week, everyone!

Welcome to JustRite’s Garden Tour 1 Blog Hop — what a breath of fresh air in mid-January.

JustRite Stampers has so many beautiful botanicals coming out for us to play with,  and today I chose to use a floral image from My Garden, fitting the 3 1/4″ Round Wood Stamper and  a sentiment from Seeds of Kindness, fitting the 1 5/8″ or 2″ Round Wood Stampers.  These florals were designed with coloring in mind, but today I chose to use the Daisy image from My Garden as a background, using Versa Fine Onyx Black Ink, and have the sentiment from Seeds of Kindness act as my focal image.  Here it is:

A  marriage of modern and vintage!  This card is 5.75″ square, fitting into a 6″ envelope.  My background daisies from My Garden are merely stamped randomly in black ink.  Nothing fancy — I just eye-balled their placement.  The card was dressed up with Parrot Green Crochet Lace, Black Velvet Zig Zag Ribbon and 3/8″ Black Dotted Sheer Ribbonby May Arts.  The paper used is Black, White and Prism’s Intense Kiwi, a perfect match to the lace.

My sentiment from Seeds of Kindness is cut and matted using my Petite Circle Nestabilites by Spellbinders, with the outer scallop being pierced to add a lacy effect.  The beautiful white paper lace I added on the bottom was created with my Fleur De Lis Borderabilities Petite by Spellbinders.  All the ribbon listed above is by May Arts.  The dotted sheer bow was made using my Bow Easy.  The Crochet Lace was sewn on the card and gently gathered at the sewing machine.

These are the graphics for My Garden, fitting the 3 1/4 Round Wood Stamper.  Talk about a pretty set!!!  And remember, as with all JustRite sets, all the same sized borders and centers are totally interchangeable, giving you so many options in your creative endeavors.  This set sells for $16.95.

These are the graphics for Seeds of Kindess, the set I used today.  It has 6 interchangeable centers and borders, fitting the 1 5/8″ Round Wood Stampers.  These will also fit your 2″ Round Wood Stamper, giving you the option to use your 2″ Decorative Wide Borders or create your own outer border sentiment with font.  This set sells for $14.95.

These are the graphics for Plant a Little Love.  I have not used this set today, but it is the 2nd botanical release for January, also fitting the 3 1/4″ Round Wood Stamper.  This set sells for $16.95.

And this is just a reminder that the 2 romantic sentiment sets that came out earlier this month are also available.  Above is Romantic Sentiments and below is Loving Thoughts.  They each sell for $14.95.  Romantic Sentiments fits the 1 5/8″ Round Wood Stampers and can also be used in your 2″ Round Wood Stampers.

Loving Thoughts has 4 centers to fit the 1 5/8″ or 2″ Round Wood Stampers and 2 centers that are designed to fit the 2″ Square Stampers.

Now please check out all the wonderful projects the JustRite Team has created using these new January release sets.  Here they are:

JustRite Inspiration Blog
Debbie Olson
Sharon Johnson
Angela Barkhouse 
Barb Schram
Sharon Harnist
Becca Feeken
Michelle Wooderson
Heidi Blankenship
Michele Kovack
Kellie Fortin
Kathy Jones

Guest Hoppers:
Jerri Kay Jimenez
Lori Craig

What a well-rounded and fun January release by JustRite Stampers!  Thank you JustRite!!!

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Shopping: 

JustRite Stampers has all sets used/shown above available for order, along with their full line of product.  All five January releases can be seen here.

The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store carries the Ribbon by May Arts, Bow Easy, Petite Circle Nestabilities, VersaFine Onyx Black Ink.  To order email me at ssj@up.net.

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Announcements:

Did you know that JustRite is now hosting weekly Friday Challenges? You have until Thursday Jan 21st at 10 pm Est to participate in our first Challenge. JRC_001: Get Creative With Font! Use JustRite’s font to make your own custom card sentiment, scrapbook page title, background paper, monogrammed or personalized 3D gift, home decor, you name it — JustRite wants to see how creative you can get with Font! In celebration of their first ever challenge, they are giving each of our blog readers a chance to beef up their font collection by using this coupon code: FONT25BHto recieve 25% off all JustRite font sets and the Horizontal & Vertical Stamper! This Coupon Code expires at midnight January 19.

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Thank you so much for stopping!  Truly appreciate that you came today.  Make sure you click all the links above to see all the lovely creations with these beautiful new JustRite stamp sets!  And may your new week be off to a GREAT start!